The Parthenon is in Centennial Park, between West End and Charlotte avenues. It is the only full size replica of the Parthenon located in Greece, built for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition in the late 1890s. A beautiful place for photographers. It is a safe place during the day for picnics and walking the trials, but after dark, the homeless folks... More

Is a beautiful Univ campus. Interesting history. Saw this while on a 2 hour grayline tour.

Great place to visit if you love Greek mythology. Great art in a beautiful setting!

Interesting place to walk around ad learn some intersting history.You can't take pictures on the first floor but yo can on the second floor.On the top floor is were you will Athena in all her glory.She is so huge, check her hands out!Don't forget to check out the doors and rub the Tiger head on the door for good luck!... More

We were with friends who had no idea where we were taking them. They couldn't believe it when they saw the Parthenon. We had been to Greece and saw the original and it was great to see what the original buiding looked like right down to the statue of Athena. When at the real Parthenon they talk about the statue,... More

A very impressive exact copy of the Greek version and in very much better condition but that's it really.

This is as close to Athens as we may ever get, so we thought it would be fun to see the Parthenon up close. It is absolutely beautiful and quite impressive with its detail. Athena is the highlight of the visit...however, I wish they had not painted her face. Absolutely loved the replicas of the ruins and the small scale... More

Nice art museum. the upstairs was awesome. Not alot to do inside, but the outside seemed like there was alot to explore. we did not explore outside, but we definetely will in the future.

True to its name it looks like the parthenon. While it was somewhat interesting from a historical perspective they could perhaps have more exhibits to give you a deeper understanding of the history of the real parthenon.