John M.
4/15/2023
Fort Negley Park and Visitors Center remembers the Union fort of Fort Negley. Nashville was occupied by the United States Army after the surrender of Nashville, Tennessee on February 25, 1862,...
Fort Negley Park and Visitors Center
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590 Chestnut St
Nashville, TN 37203
Fort Negley Park and Visitors Center, located in Nashville, TN, is a historic site that offers visitors a glimpse into the Civil War era. The park features the remnants of Fort Negley, once a crucial fortification for Union troops, and provides scenic walking trails, picnic areas, and educational exhibits. It's a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, offering beautiful views of the Nashville skyline and surrounding landscapes.
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Sergio M.
8/17/2025
This was more of a moderate urban hike than a historical open air museum. It was interesting but. It a must see when visiting Nashville. The goats herding the pasture were pretty cool. Bring...
John B.
3/18/2022
This mound sticks out in an otherwise area, and the partially preserved remains of a fort now overlook a trendy tourist town. Historically, there is some intrigue, as it seems this was a...
John T.
9/3/2019
It's a bit maddening to read some of the more tone deaf reviews about this site but, unfortunately, such has become par for the course in this moment in our national discourse. I don't have much...
Dustin H.
6/8/2022
An ongoing side-quest of mine is to visit every park in Nashville. Recently while on a separate quest of determining who has the best burger in Nashville, we were at nearby Gabby's (a strong...
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