Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery
$25–$50Tour an 1853 Greek Revival mansion that anchored a famed thoroughbred stud farm, then taste wine at the on-site winery.
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Stroll 55 acres of themed gardens and tour a 1930s Georgian-style mansion that now houses art exhibitions on Nashville's west side.
1200 Forrest Park Dr · Nashville, TN
Cheekwood is the former estate of Leslie and Mabel Cheek, whose family fortune grew from a wholesale grocery business and an investment in Maxwell House coffee. Architect Bryant Fleming designed the limestone mansion and formal gardens, completed in 1932, and the property opened as a botanical garden and art museum in 1960. Today you can wander eight distinct gardens, including the Blevins Japanese garden and the terraced Martin Boxwood garden, and walk an outdoor sculpture trail.
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