When I visited Nashville, Tennessee in January (2014) the last thing I expected to be doing was walking up the steps of the Parthenon, temple of the Greek goddess Athena.
On a tour the day before the International Tour Management Institute symposium started, we had driven past Nashville’s replica of this iconic building in Centennial Park. I knew I had to come back on my own and investigate. So on the last day I skipped the seminars and farewell luncheon and trudged up to the park in the bitter cold. There was actually a heatwave that day… a high of 35 degrees F (1.66 degrees C)… twenty degrees warmer than the previous few days!
To see all my photos from this visit, please click here: https://onegoodlifetravels.wordpress.com/2014/02/27/visiting-the-parthenon-in-athens-of-the-south/
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January 4, 2021 at 3:09 am
Great photos, Roslyn. The building is definitely a must see in Nashville.
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January 11, 2021 at 9:07 am
When I visited the real thing in Athens it was being renovated and had scaffolding all around… but it was still impressive… so visiting the replica in Nashville was icing on the cake.
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