Nashville Skyline (middle of the bridge)

Look out at the amazing Nashville skyline - can you find Nashville’s “Batman Building?” The famous building in Nashville’s skyline resembles the shape of the comic hero’s mask! This building houses the headquarters for phone company AT&T as well as other businesses. This 33-story skyscraper was completed in August 1994 and was, for many years, the tallest building in the entire state! Now look for the building with the letters L&C at the top. The L&C Tower was Nashville's first true skyscraper and the tallest in Tennessee until 1965. The L&C tower is 31-stories-tall and originally served as the home of an insurance company. The building was designed by architect Edwin Keeble, and many consider it to be his masterpiece. As the kids check out Nashville’s skyline, parents should also take in the amazing architecture and views as well. 

Fun fact: Inside the “Batman Building” is a three-story-tall garden, enclosed in glass and temperature-controlled so it can flourish all year round. The scramble letter is “I” for “Inside the Batman Building.”

Before you reach the end of the bridge, you will see an elevator to your RIGHT, and a staircase on your LEFT. Both will take you down to ground level and the location of Cumberland Park. If you so choose, you can also walk to the end of the bridge and turn RIGHT to reach the park.