Attraction Type: Local Park

Fort Nashborough is a recreation of a stockade established in early 1779 in the French Lick area of the Cumberland River valley.

Located about two miles from Downtown Nashville, Tennessee, Centennial Park is perhaps best known for its Parthenon replica.

To take advantage of its best asset, the city built a mile-long walkway along the Cumberland River.

Confederate troops in November 1861 built defenses overlooking the Cumberland and Red rivers. Following a major battle at Fort Donelson in nearby Dover, Confederate troops abandoned Clarksville; Union troops later found the abandoned fort and reworked it for their needs. In 2011, the city opened a $2 million interpretive center to tell the story of Fort Defiance. In addition to a movie in the center, visitors can see remarkable well preserved earthworks at the site

Pukeahu National War Memorial Park honors New Zealanders who served overseas and commemorates the more than 30,000 New Zealanders who died during a conflict.