Why a Computer Training Center Near Nashville?

Here are some things you might like to do while you're in the Nashville area for computer training.
Also check the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Grand Ole Opry The world's longest running live radio program, from the world's largest broadcast studio which seats an audience of 4,424. Always a good time. Nash Trash Tours A one-of-a-kind country musical-comedy tour extravaganza! Gossip on country music's hottest stars. Ryman Auditorium The original home of the Grand Ole Opry; this is still Nashville's premier performance hall. General Jackson's River Cruises The General Jackson Showboat, a $12 million four-deck paddle wheeler that brings back the bygone days of riverboat entertainment, offers midday, evening and special themed cruises. Kick back in style after spending the day at the Nashville area computer training center! Nashville Zoo at Grassmere An abundance of different animals. Old Fort Golf Club This Murfreesboro golf course is a great one. Tennessee Titans Schedule   Tootsie's Orchid Lounge Been around forever... helping to launch music careers. Willie Nelson got his first songwriting job after singing here. Robert's Western World Live music every day from 10 AM till 2 AM. A real honky tonk and it's right next to the Ryman. Bluebird Cafe Many stars have started here.  As a listening room, quiet is requested at all times during a performance. Wildhorse Saloon Former three-level historic warehouse turned into a very popular downtown 66,000 square foot live music and dance destination. Station Inn Internationally renowned venue for live bluegrass music. Printer's Alley A tiny street that was once home to Nashville's printing industry.  Lots of bars and clubs where you can eat, drink and listen to live country music.  Some clubs offer two-step lessons.  Great idea: spend the day at the premier Nashville area computer training center, and the evening learning to two-step! Legend's Corner Live Country Music and drinks every day. The District This downtown area is the heart of Nashville's nightlife - around two dozen bars. You will likely see both limos and pick ups. Also a great place for a daytime walk, shopping, and dining. A more comprehensive list of Nashville clubs. Belmont Mansion Tour this Italianate-style villa, one of the most elaborate antebellum homes in the South, with 36 rooms and 19,000 sq. ft. RCA Studio B The studio where Elvis Presley recorded, as did many others. Music Row A section of the famous 16th Avenue, this is the Country Music headquarters. Edgefield Great historical place to take a walk. Fort Nashborough This site is a scaled reproduction of the original fort constructed here in 1780. 170 First Avenue North. Free self guided tours Belle Meade Plantation Tour this Old South Plantation. The Parthenon Full-scale replica of the Greek Parthenon. The Parthenon also serves as the city of Nashville's art museum. The re-creation of the 42-foot statue Athena is the center of the Parthenon in Nashville just as it was in ancient Greece. The building and the Athena statue are both full-scale replicas of the Athenian originals. Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum The center of country music!  Also offers tours of Music Row. Computer training and Music Row. Perfect. Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum of Art The Cheek family home was completed in 1932 and opened to the public in 1960. Beautiful gardens and the Cheek Mansion is now an art museum.   Travellers' Rest Plantation Museum dedicated to Nashville's early history, housed in a mansion built in 1799. Great for learning about life in 19th century Nashville. Adventure Science Center Museum popular with kids. They also offer a Distance Learning Program. Music Valley Wax Museum The wax models of more than 50 country music stars. 2515 McGavock Street, Nashville 615.862.5950 The Tennessee State Museum An informational museum on Tennessee's history, from Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone to President James Polk and Sam Houston.   Grand Ol' Opry Museum Adjacent to the Grand Ole Opry, this museum pays tribute to some Country Music favorites. Frist Center for Visual Arts A nonprofit art-exhibition center located in what was the historic Nashville Post Office. Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery A collection of modern art in addition to paintings by Georgia O'Keefe and older European painters. Willie Nelson and Friends Showcase Museum This museum has exhibits on Willie Nelson, Patsy Cline, Elvis Presley and others. Music Valley Car Museum, Nashville Cars that have belonged to Elvis, Dolly, and other Nashville favorites. Car Collector's Hall of Fame, Nashville They have Elvis' Cadillac El Dorado. DataSchenk, the premier Nashville area computer training center! ContactUs@DataSchenk.com or call 615.223.6789 (toll-free: 888.294.6979)