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Between the golfing, shopping, and near year-round outdoor activities, this eastern Tennessee town is the perfect place to recharge.

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Music City’s Moment
Your local-approved guide to Nashville as it steps into the national spotlight.
BY BREE SPOSATO
Nashville, set on a bluff on central Tennessee’s Cumberland River, earned its first nickname, “Rock City,” in the mid–19th century for its abundant limestone. Only much later would it be dubbed “Music City,” but the roots of its musical legacy date back to that same period. Today the flash and flair of Nashville’s rhinestone-bedecked country-music scene draws about 14 million visitors a year. Quite a few are so equally captivated by the area’s other charms—rolling parkland, sprawling estates steeped in history, globally minded museums—that they are deciding to stay for good (each day, around 70 people move here).
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Wyndham Resort at Fairfield Glade #0072
"Nice resort that offers a wide variety of activities."
– ROBZ59