This was our last day in Nashville before returning to the UK. The park was a short walk from our hotel and lovely to sit by the lake on a cool Autumn early afternoon having some lunch. Very tranquil and plenty of wildlife on the lake and in the park and the trees were just turning golden/red. Didn't find the Taylor Swift bench or have time to go into the impressive replica of the Parthenon, but hey, hopefully in the very near future.

Instead of venturing inside, we opted for a leisurely 1.5-hour ramble around the grounds, soaking in the meticulously maintained landscapes. The architect's vision unfolded as we followed an audio tour, weaving tales of design choices and the building's fascinating history. While the grand interior remained unseen, the edifice's presence was undeniable, exuding an air of timeless elegance. Ample parking eased the entire experience, making this exploration a breeze from start to finish.

This park is very pretty and easy to navigate. Depending on the day of the week/time of day you visit, there may be free, live music in the park! You can take some great photos here or go for a short jog. It was a very pretty park!

What a nice surprise! The Acropolis was quite amazing and definitely worth the small admission price. As first time visitors to Nashville, we were unaware of this gem until we saw the attraction in Trip Advisor.

Centennial park was a fun stop on our first family road trip to Nashville. It’s a beautiful park. However, we came in the heat of the day in July and that made it a little rough. I would highly recommend coming in the evening or on a rainy day. The heat and sunniness made it difficult to enjoy the landmark. The pavement radiated the heat and buying the snow cones they sell around the park just made for a quickly melted mess. On an early morning, evening, or rainy day I think the beauty and drama of this Nashville attraction can be much better admired. Parking wasn’t too bad and the pond was pretty. I’d recommend stopping here when in Nashville!

It was very hot the day we stopped. We walked around the coliseum. It is a museum inside. We did not pay to see it. We walked over to the Taylor Swift reading bench near the lake. Parking is free and plentiful. This is a great area to get outside and walk around. It is a very pretty area. I recommend. It is a beautiful park in Nashville.