Rides to The Parthenon & Centennial Park
Rides to the Parthenon art museum and Centennial Park on West End.
2500 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
Get a live fare estimateDrop-off and pickup
- The Parthenon lists a drop-off lane near its entrance, which is on the east side of the building at sidewalk level.
- Metro Parks has closed parts of the north side of Centennial Park for construction, including part of 27th Avenue North, while keeping the Parthenon and its lot open. Check Metro's construction page before you go.
Travel times
| From | Typical drive (no traffic) | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown (Nashville Public Library) | about 12 min | 2.5 mi |
| Midtown (West End Avenue) | about 6 min | 1.1 mi |
| East Nashville (Five Points) | about 18 min | 7.4 mi |
Estimated driving routes from Mapbox without live traffic. Event traffic and closures add time.
Accessibility
- Paved accessible sidewalks lead to the entrance; ramps and an elevator reach every exhibit on both levels. Doors don't have automatic openers. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. ADA questions: Metro Parks, 615-862-8400.
- If you use a wheelchair or need extra time getting in, add a note for your driver when you book.
Parking compared with a ride
- The Parthenon lot is free, with 96 standard and 4 accessible spaces; cars parked outside marked spaces can be towed. When the lot is full or there's a park event, a ride avoids circling.
Fares depend on distance and time; the booking screen shows your estimate before you confirm.
Sources
- Nashville Parthenon: Accessibility
- Nashville Parthenon: FAQs
- Metro Parks: Centennial Park construction and parking closures
Checked October 23, 2026. Venues update entrances and zones; confirm with the venue on the day.
Rider questions
Where should I get dropped off or picked up at The Parthenon & Centennial Park?
The Parthenon lists a drop-off lane near its entrance, which is on the east side of the building at sidewalk level. Metro Parks has closed parts of the north side of Centennial Park for construction, including part of 27th Avenue North, while keeping the Parthenon and its lot open.
Is The Parthenon & Centennial Park accessible, and can I tell my driver what I need?
Paved accessible sidewalks lead to the entrance; ramps and an elevator reach every exhibit on both levels. Doors don't have automatic openers. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. ADA questions: Metro Parks, 615-862-8400. If you use a wheelchair or need extra time getting in, add a note for your driver when you book.
How does parking at The Parthenon & Centennial Park compare with taking a ride?
The Parthenon lot is free, with 96 standard and 4 accessible spaces; cars parked outside marked spaces can be towed. When the lot is full or there's a park event, a ride avoids circling. Your fare depends on distance and time; the booking screen shows your estimate before you confirm, so you can compare.