Centennial Park

Very beautiful place, come over early in the morning, because it is very close to the hotel we live in, the building is very retro, and the building in the company is also very beautiful, there are many people in the park in the morning.

If you are interested in Greek imitations, please visit this park! It may not make you feel as impressive as the rest of Nashville. But we spent nearly 45 minutes here, after which we drove to Wendy and Belmont.

The green space of the park stands on the triangular area above the temple carved by Athena and Poseidon, the two horse-drawn stories are that the two gods were competing to be the patron saint of the city of Athens, and the sea god said he would give the sea salt to the Athenians and the sea hegemon Athena Said that she would vote for the Athenians olive trees and olive oil, and the Athenians chose Athena, which shows how sound the original electoral system was to engrave this story on the temple to emphasize the importance of fair competition and fair elections.

Good place for a walk! Saw some people playing soccer on the field … will go for picnic next time

We stopped by Centennial park for something free to do in Nashville. it was a short walk to view the Parthenon building. There is a statue and plaque commemorating womens suffrage.It was worth our time to visit. We also saw geese and ducks swimming in the water area at the park.

I used to go here to play flag football and this park is awesome. lots to do and playing sand volleyball is also fun.