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  1. The Parthenon is the centerpiece of Centennial Park, Nashville's central park. This art museum is the world's only full-scale & full-detail replica of ancient Greece's iconic temple and its 42-foot Athena statue. Tour the museum and enjoy educational events for all.

  2. The Nashville Parthenon is a wonderful setting for your next event. From soaring columns and impressive art galleries to the majestic statue of Athena, this is the venue your guests will rave about for years to come!

  3. The Parthenon in Nashville is the world’s only exact-size and detail replica of the original temple in Athens, Greece. When Tennessee celebrated its 100th year of statehood with the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Nashville took advantage of its nickname “Athens of the South” and built the Fine Art Building as a copy of Athens’ most ...

  4. Exhibits | The Parthenon. This is a hands-on exploration of what replicas can teach us and how they are used to convey the latest theories and discoveries. Spark your curiosity by sharing in the enthusiasm for ancient Greek art and architecture that inspired maquettes and models.

  5. The Nashville Parthenon is proud to support nonprofit causes and awareness campaigns by changing the color of the building at night. Contact our team for availability and pricing. All lighting fees go to support the Parthenon Preservation Fund.

  6. Learn about the original construction of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, and explore 2,500 years of architectural history as the structure transitioned from Greek temple to Christian church to Ottoman mosque. View Event →.

  7. The Nashville Parthenon, originally built for Tennessee's 1897 Centennial Exposition, is a replica of the historic Parthenon in Athens, Greece. Built between 447 and 438 BCE in the Age of Pericles, the Parthenon was dedicated to the city's patron deity, Athena.

  8. The Nashville Parthenon's permanent collection includes 14 casts of the original Parthenon Marbles that were purchased in the 1920s from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

  9. Now more than ever, you can explore the Nashville Parthenon digitally! Schedule a virtual program, explore the museum in 3D, or browse our digital exhibits and video offerings today.

  10. The Nashville Parthenon is proud to support nonprofit causes and awareness campaigns by changing the color of the building at night. Contact our team for availability and pricing. All lighting fees go to support the Parthenon Preservation Fund.

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