Build block versions of Ryman Auditorium, Cheekwood, and more

Plus, travel to other areas of the state with builds inspired by attractions in Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga.

A brick/block replica of the church-shaped Ryman Auditorium

Peep the Ryman’s iconic stained-glass window panes. | Photo via Tennessee Department of Tourist Development

Picture this: Iconic Tennessee attractions like Ryman Auditorium and Dollywood coming to life — block by block.

No need to imagine it — 25 block builds were released last week in the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development’s new 88-page toy catalog. Pro tip: Order the catalog (it’s free) or get the digital version.

With the catalog, explorers of all ages can embark on a road trip across Tennessee through a variety of puzzles, coloring pages, and fun facts about each attraction. The six iconic Nashville spots featured are:

Beyond Music City, build your own Memphis Zoo, Ruby Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and more.

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