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Music Row - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

MUSIC ROW

Considered the hub of the city's entertainment industry, Music Row became famous after WSM's David Cobb referred to Nashville as "Music City, USA" in 1950.

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GRACELAND

The second most visited private home in America, Elvis purchased Graceland in 1957. It opened to the public in 1982, and became a National Historic Landmark in 2006.

The Loveless Cafe - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

LOVELESS CAFE

Lon and Annie Loveless opened the cafe in 1951. Serving more than 500,000 patrons a year and making up to 10,000 biscuits a day, the Loveless Cafe has been named a Nashville Landmark.

Country Music Hall of Fame - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME

The world's largest repository of country music artifacts. The museum relocated from Music Row to downtown Nashville in 2001.

Sun Studio Memphis - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

SUN STUDIOS - MEMPHIS

BIRTHPLACE OF "ROCK'N'ROLL"
Founded by Sam Phillips in 1952, this studio featured Elvis, Charlie Rich, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash.

Dollywood - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

DOLLYWOOD

First opened as Rebel Railroad in 1961, Dollywood has become one of the South's most beloved destinations for attractions and entertainment.

Cades Cove - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

CADES COVE

GREAT SMOKY MTN. NATIONAL PARK
Early settlers arrived in the 1820's and lived there for 100 years. In 1927, the land was purchased by the National Park Service.

Grand Ole Opry House - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

GRAND OLE OPRY HOUSE

Featuring 4,400 seats, this venue was built in 1974 as a homebase for the Grand Ole Opry.

World's Fair - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

WORLD'S FAIR SITE

KNOXVILLE–1982
Known as the Knoxville International Energy Exposition, the Sunsphere and the Tennessee Amphitheater are the only structures remaining.

National Civil Rights Museum - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM

MEMPHIS-1991
Located at the former Lorraine Motel, the museum honors and preserves the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Rock City - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

ROCK CITY

LOOKOUT MTN.-1932
Located on Lookout Mountain, Rock City provides stunning views of the Chattanooga Valley as well as breathtaking rock formations.

The Parthenon - Tennessee Fun Destinations - Daisy Peach Boutique

THE PARTHENON

NASHVILLE-1897
The Parthenon in Centennial Park, in Nashville, is a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens.

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