Guidelet: Nashvile, The Music City USA
A travel guide to Nashville, TN, United States | Target Market: musicians, families, students, backpackers, road-trippers, clubbers, singles, newlyweds, retirees, b | A travel guide by: Mia Shotwell
Nashville, The Music City USA is the perfect destination to experience energetic live music events, fun activities for singles, exciting art museums and galleries for friends, and peaceful urban parks for kids and families. This eclectically flavored music city presents great attractions for everyone!
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to Nashville, TN, United States
The Escape Game
Why visit:
The Escape Game is a fun new entertainment concept in Nashville. It is a real life adventure game designed for small groups. Your goal is simple: work together as a team, testing your wits and skills, to escape from a locked room. While the goal is simple, the game is challenging. Getting through the locked door will require finding clues, solving puzzles, and working together as a team or else you may never escape.a option
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Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Why visit:
The Grammy Award-winning Nashville Symphony has a growing international reputation for its recordings and innovative programming. The symphony is an arts leader in Nashville offers a broad range of classical, pop and jazz concerts, special event, children's concerts and community outreach programs.a option
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Fontanel Mansion
Why visit:
Fontanel Mansion is gigantic log home formerly owned by Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell, and is Nashville's only country music mansion tour giving visitors a sneak peek into the lives of country music greats.a option
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Ryman Auditorium
Why visit:
One of the most famous concert halls in the history of country music, this auditorium still hosts live music events.a option
at 116 5th Ave N
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RCA Studio B
Why visit:
Studio B is part of the Country Music Hall of Fame. Tours start at the museum where you board a bus for the one-hour tour of the actual studio.a option
at 1611 Roy Acuff Place
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The Grand Ole Opry
Why visit:
The Grand Ole Opry, an American Icon and Nashville's number one attraction, is known for creating one-of-a-kind entertainment experiences for audiences of all ages. It's where unforgettable moments happen every week...moments like the night Little Jimmy Dickens scaled a ladder to invite Trace Adkins to become an Opry member. With country music's new stars, superstars, and legends live on stage, you never know what'll happen next.a option
at 428 Broadway
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The Johnny Cash Museum
Why visit:
The Johnny Cash Museum features the world's largest collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia in the world. Walk through the life of the Man in Black depicted in interactive exhibits, films and much more.a option
at 119 3rd Avenue
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Opryland Hotel
Why visit:
Check out the Opryland hotel and don't miss the spectacular gardens integrated with the opulent balconies and bedrooms.a option
at 119 3rd Avenue
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Music City Center
Why visit:
Visit the Music City Center and be at the heart of this lively city.a option
at 201 5th Ave S
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Edwin Warner Park
Why visit:
For the person who wants to get in a walk, run or bike ride, nowhere beats Nashville's Warner Parks.a option
at 7268-7318 Tennessee 100
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Lane Motor Museum
Why visit:
Lane Motor Museum in Nashville features the largest European collection of cars and motorcycles in the United States.a option
at 702 Murfreesboro Pike
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The Hermitage, home of President Andrew Jackson
Why visit:
The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson, is one of the largest and most visited presidential homes in the United States.a option
at 4580 Rachel's Lane
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Radnor Lake State Park
Why visit:
Another beautiful paradise for families to breathe the fresh woodland park air, spend time, and unwind together with a picnic or hiking adventure.a option
at 1160 Otter Creek Rd
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Nashville Public Library
Why visit:
The Nashville Public Library offers great kids programs and is a beautiful new building with a wide selection of books, archives, and resources.a option
at 615 Church St
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Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum
Why visit:
This museum highlights the history of country music from its birthplace in the Music City to present-day.a option
at 222 5th Ave S
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TPAC - Tennessee Performing Arts Center
Why visit:
The Tennessee Performing Arts Center features concerts by touring national bands, local classical music series and Broadway plays.a option
at 505 Deaderick St
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Cheekwood Botanical Garden
Why visit:
Experience Cheekwood, the 55-acre estate built by the Maxwell House Coffee fortune in Nashville, Tennessee, and one of the finest examples of an American Country Place Era Estate in the United States. The Botanical Garden is a spectacular showcase of color and horticultural diversity with eleven specialty display gardens and stunning natural landscape.a option
at 1200 Forrest Park Dr
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Cheekwood Museum of Art
Why visit:
The Cheekwood Museum of Art has collections of Painting, Sculpture and Decorative Arts.a option
at 1200 Forrest Park Dr
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Belle Meade Plantation
Why visit:
Belle Meade Plantation is a non-profit historic home-site located in Nashville, TN. Established in 1807, this home-site tells the history of the Harding and Jackson families and the impact that they had on the city of Nashville and, more importantly, their indelible contribution to the development of thoroughbred racing horses in the United States.a option
at 5025 Harding Pike
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Tennessee State Museum
Why visit:
The Tennessee State Museum is one of the largest state museums in the nation with more than 60,000-sq.-ft. of permanent exhibits and a 10,000-sq.-ft. changing exhibition hall where temporary exhibits are on view.a option
at 505 Deaderick St
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Belmont Mansion
Why visit:
Tours are available of this fancy 19th-century Italian villa-style mansion.a option
at 1900 Belmont Blvd
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Bridgestone Arena
Why visit:
Be sure to check the exciting and popular event listings at the Bridgestone Arena.a option
at 501 Broadway
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Centennial Park
Why visit:
This downtown park has jogging paths, grassy spots for picnics and a small lake for paddle boating.a option
at 2814 West End Ave
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Musicians Hall of Fame
Why visit:
The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum honors musicians from stars to studio players, from all genres of music.a option
at 2814 West End Ave
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The Nashville King
Why visit:
Meet one of the greatest Elvis Presley impersonators and attend an authentic and lively concert.a option
at 2814 West End Ave
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Hatch Show Print
Why visit:
If you follow Southern music, art and culture, from the Delta blues to honky-tonk heroes, you've no doubt seen the unmistakable look of a promotional poster made by Hatch Show Print, one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in America. Located in a historic building at 316 Broadway in the heart of downtown Nashville, Hatch Show Print has produced posters for performers ranging from B.B. King to Dolly Parton.a option
at 224 5th Ave S
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The Parthenon
Why visit:
The only full-size replica of the Parthenon (in Greece) in the world.a option
at 224 5th Ave S
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Upper Room
Why visit:
The Upper Room chapel has a wonderful carved reproduction of Da Vinci's "The Last Supper". With a 3D carving, the details jump out. Enjoy the garden filled with an assortment of icons. The location includes a small art museum as well. The staff is very friendly and admission is by donation.a option
at 1908 Grand Ave
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The District
Why visit:
This downtown area is the heart of Nashville's nightlife and is the home to countless bars and clubs.a option
at 1908 Grand Ave
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Travellers Rest Historic House Museum
Why visit:
Travellers Rest Plantation & Museum is one of the most unique historic homes in the Nashville,Tennessee area.a option
at 636 Farrell Pkwy
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Nashville Zoo
Why visit:
Located South of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere has been at it's current location since 1996 and has been continuously expanding.a option
at 3777 Nolensville Pike
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Athena Statue
Why visit:
The Athena Statue is a gigantic gold replica that is quite impressive for its size and grandeur.a option
at 3777 Nolensville Pike
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Gaylord Entertainment
Why visit:
This new arena is home to sporting events including Nashville Predators hockey and concerts.a option
at 1 Gaylord Dr
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Sri Ganesha Temple
Why visit:
The Sri Ganesha Temple is a peaceful oasis for reflection and calm thought.a option
at 527 Old Hickory Blvd
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Vanderbilt University
Why visit:
Vanderbilt University presents many great events of a wide variety, as well as beautiful campus grounds, a library, and other fun activities.a option
at 2201 W End Ave
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Texas Troubadour Theatre
Why visit:
The Texas Troubadour Theatre organizes a lovely spectrum of exciting events that always thrill the audience.a option
at 2201 W End Ave
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Fannie Mae Dees Park
Why visit:
The Fannie Mae Dees Park features incredible colorful mosaic sculptures and statues that glimmer in the sunlight.a option
at 2400 Blakemore Ave
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General Jackson Showboat
Why visit:
The General Jackson Showboat is the largest non-gamng paddle boat in the world. They offer evening and afternoon shows and meals. It'a great favorite in Nashville.a option
at 2812 Opryland Dr.
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The Listening Room Cafe
Why visit:
The Listening Room Café hosts an awesome array of talented Nashville musicians and artists.a option
at 217 2nd Ave S
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Rhinestone Wedding Chapel
Why visit:
Hillbillies & Debutaunts from the holler to the city are getting married Vegas Style in Nashville Tennessee!a option
at Nashville, TN 37204
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Regal Opry Mills Stadium 21 & IMAX
Why visit:
Check out the phenomenal shows and don't miss an IMAX movie.a option
at 570 Opry Mills Dr
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The Doyle and Debby Show
Why visit:
A brilliantly tacky tribute to Music City!a option
at 570 Opry Mills Dr
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Adventure Science Center
Why visit:
Popular museum geared toward educating kids through numerous interactive exhibits.a option
at 800 Fort Negley Blvd
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
Why visit:
Mt. Olivet Cemetery is a beautiful history lesson!a option
at 1101 Lebanon Pike
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Opryland
Why visit:
The Opryland Museum features exhibits on the stars of country music.a option
at 1101 Lebanon Pike
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Tennessee State Capitol Building
Why visit:
The grounds around this majestic neo-classical building offer statues of many historic figures, plus the graves of President Polk and his wife.a option
at 600 Charlotte Avenue
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Percy Priest Lake
Why visit:
The Percy Priest Lake is a peaceful hangout spot for families to spend time together with a picnic, enjoy the beaches along the lakeshore, or even take an adventurous kayak trip at sunset.a option
at 600 Charlotte Avenue
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Rockettes at The Grand Ole Opry
Why visit:
The Rockettes at The Grand Ole Opry is an inspiring and captivating show by the timeless and world-famous dance group.a option
at 600 Charlotte Avenue
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Fort Negley
Why visit:
Fort Negley is a well-preserved Civil War fort with a nice walking self guided tour.a option
at 600 Charlotte Avenue
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Willie Nelson Museum and General Store
Why visit:
Thanks to our loyal customers we have continued growing over the past 34 years and now have the largest shop and museum in Nashville dedicated to not only Willie Nelson, but other pioneers of traditional country music as well.a option
at 2613 McGavock Pike
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The Old Time Pickin Parlor
Why visit:
The Old Time Pickin Parlor is a great venue for high-energy country and folk music.a option
at 2613 McGavock Pike
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Marathon Music Works
Why visit:
The Marathon Music Works is a fabulous venue with a nice beer selection that offers reasonable prices. Enjoy this large club with great ventilation and acoustics.a option
at 1402 Clinton St
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Riverfront Park
Why visit:
This park features concerts, a popular carousel and an ice-skating rink.a option
at 100 1st Ave N
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Tennessee Central Railway Museum
Why visit:
The Tennessee Central Railway Museum offers interactive exhibits, as well as a fun train ride for children and families.a option
at 220 Willow St
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Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater
Why visit:
The Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater presents entertaining shows combined with delicious 5-course dinners in a romantic banquet setting.a option
at 2620 Music Valley Dr
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Nashville Armory
Why visit:
Nashville Armory offers private lessons, firearm ranges, shooting zones with rentals, and a large retail store with affordable prices and premium deals.a option
at 4290 Kenilwood Dr
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Zanies Comedy Club
Why visit:
Zanies Comedy Club presents a fantastic lineup of hilarious comedy acts and artists.a option
at 2025 8th Ave S
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Music Row
Why visit:
This section of 16th Ave. serves as the headquarters of America's country music industry.a option
at 17th Avenue South
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Nashville Speedway
Why visit:
The Nashville Speedway features the Rusty Wallace Racing Experience and fun events at the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater.a option
at 17th Avenue South
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Tennessee Repertory Theatre
Why visit:
Since 1985, Tennessee Repertory Theatre has been a critically acclaimed regional theatre, creating the highest quality professional productions and by serving as a prime cultural, educational, and economic resource within the Nashville and Middle Tennessee communities.a option
at 161 Rains Ave.
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Shelby Bottoms Greenway
Why visit:
A 3.5 mile greenspace extending from Shelby Park to Cooper Creek near Opryland.a option
at 1446-1586 Davidson St
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Bowie Park Nature Center
Why visit:
The Bowie Park Nature Center is an ideal activity for families and children to learn more about nature and participate in the educational exhibits.a option
at 1446-1586 Davidson St
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Nashville City Cemetery
Why visit:
Nashville City Cemetery is a history lesson location in central Nashville.a option
at 1001 4th Ave. S
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Nashville Convention & Visitor's Bureau
Why visit:
Center for Nashville tourist information.a option
at 150 4th Ave N
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Miss Jeanne's Dinner Theatre
Why visit:
Miss Jeanne's Dinner Theatre is located along the river and presents romantic dinner events accompanied by an exquisite banquet and an impressive theatre setting.a option
at 2416 MUSIC VALLEY DR
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Wave Country
Why visit:
A must-see for families with kids: waterslides and a giant wave pool ensure hours of summer fun.a option
at 2320 Two Rivers Parkway
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Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre
Why visit:
Southern-style buffet dinner and Broadway shows on tour.a option
at 8204 Highway 100
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The Basement
Why visit:
The Basement is a funky music venue with energetic artists, bands, and musicians.a option
at 8204 Highway 100
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Herschel Greer Stadium
Why visit:
The Herschel Greer Stadium is a must-see as you will enjoy a fun baseball game for the entire family.a option
at 534 Chestnut St
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Tennesse Agricultural Museum
Why visit:
Located on the spacious grounds of the Ellington Agricultural Center, the Tennessee Agricultural Museum has an extensive collection of home and farm artifacts from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Log cabins, a small farm house, a kitchen/herb garden, perennial garden and nature trail are also part of the museum tour.a option
at 534 Chestnut St
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Printer's Alley
Why visit:
Printer's Alley is a small, gritty street lined with some of Nashville's best bars and restaurants.a dinner option
at 534 Chestnut St
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Two Rivers Golf Course
Why visit:
Two Rivers Golf Course is a well-kept golf course for the family to spend the day and enjoy the game of golf.a option
at 2235 Two Rivers Parkway
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Nashville Convention Center
Why visit:
The Nashville Convention Center is particularly wonderful during the Christmas season with its abundant lights decorating the gardens.a option
at 2235 Two Rivers Parkway
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Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge
Why visit:
Walk across the Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge and enjoy the river views and blue Nashville sky.a option
at 2235 Two Rivers Parkway
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Sky High Sports Nashville
Why visit:
Sky High Sports Trampoline Park is a fun activity for the entire family, and of course for all children, because it features numerous gigantic trampolines to jump on, try somersaults, and soar high in the air.a option
at 5270 Harding Pl
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Climb Nashville
Why visit:
Perfect place to practice your climbing skills surrounded by stunning nature and share a fun climbing experience with your children and family.a option
at 3630 Redmon St
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Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame
Why visit:
The Museum features interactive games, college football and basketball exhibits, two 30-seat theaters with sports videos, and more.a option
at 501 Broadway
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Grand Old Golf & GoKarts
Why visit:
Family entertainment complex with 3 miniature golf courses, a gokart track, and a large gameroom: Fun for the whole family.a option
at 2444 Music Valley Dr
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Donelson Bowling Center
Why visit:
Donelson Bowling may be the oldest bowling alley in Nashville but it employs the friendliest people, has the yummiest food and drinks and the cleanest restrooms found in any public establishment in the city. This is definitely a place for families and single adults to get together for fun, exercise, and lots of laughter.a option
at 117 Donelson Pike
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Nashville War Memorial Auditorium
Why visit:
The Nashville War Memorial Auditorium is very well-designed and educational for the entire family.a option
at 301 6th Ave N
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Woods Amphitheater at Fontanel
Why visit:
Unlike anywhere else in Nashville, the Woods Amphitheater at Fontanel is an outdoor music venue with a capacity for 4500 guests.a option
at 4225 Whites Creek Pike
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Music City Walk of Fame
Why visit:
You must tread The Music City Walk of Fame and marvel at the stars along the pathway with famous celebrities of country music.a option
at Demonbreun St.
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James K Polk Memorial
Why visit:
The President James K Polk Tomb is rich with history.a option
at Demonbreun St.
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Music City Indoor Karting
Why visit:
Music City Indoor Karting is a fun and engaging activity for all your family, children, and friends!a option
at Demonbreun St.
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Governor's Residence
Why visit:
The tour of the Governor's residence and Conservation Hall is fascinating. The house is a beautiful design and rich in history. The China on display from several former first ladies of TN is also very interesting. The Conservation Hall in also beautiful and contains art from artist across Tennessee and floors made from trees that were brought up from the bottom of the Tennessee River. The tour is free, but you need reservations. After the tour you might want to continue down Franklin Road to Vittles for lunch.a option
at 882 S Curtiswood Ln
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Two Rivers Mansion
Why visit:
The Two Rivers Mansion is an ideal venue for the perfect wedding.a option
at 3130 McGavock Pike
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Music Valley
Why visit:
Home of the Grand Ole Opry radio show, Opryland Hotel, General Jackson showboat and many other museums and country music attractions.a option
at 3130 McGavock Pike
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The Village Chapel
Why visit:
The chapel is non-denominational and offers services each Sunday.a option
at 2013 Convent Pl
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Donelson Strike And Spare
Why visit:
Donelson Plaza Strike and Spare offers fun Midnight Bowling events for the entire family to enjoy.a option
at 2710 Old Lebanon Rd
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Why visit:
The Woodlawn Cemetery is an exclusive cemetery only for country music stars and celebrities.a option
at 660 Thompson Ln
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Nashville Train Store and Toy Museum
Why visit:
The Nashville Train Store and Toy Museum is a fun museum for the family, and especially, for train and toy enthusiasts.a option
at 660 Thompson Ln
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Carl Van Vechten Gallery
Why visit:
This museum houses an impressive collection of modern art in addition to paintings by Georgia O'Keefe and older European painters.a option
at 1000 17th Ave N
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Nashville Jazz Workshop
Why visit:
Nashville Jazz Orchestra is your opportunity to participate in the exciting country music scene and meet talented artists in Nashville.a option
at 1000 17th Ave N
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Larry Keaton Theater
Why visit:
The Larry Keaton Theater presents entertaining and talented musicals featuring excellent actors and artists.a option
at 1000 17th Ave N
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The Murder Mystery Company
Why visit:
We perform 2.5 hour murder mysteries where someone will die in a comedic way & it's up to your table to discover who committed the crime; it's like a live version of the game CLUE! Enjoy a 3 course meal included in cost of admission! So what are you waiting for? Food, Mystery and a lot of Laughs are waiting for you!a option
at 8204 Highway 100
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Edgefield Sports Bar And Grill
Why visit:
Edgefield Sports Bar And Grill is a magnificent place to watch your favorite sports matches, cheer for your team with friends, savor delicious burgers, and grab an iced cold beer.a option
at 921 Woodland St
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Nashville Opera
Why visit:
Nashville Opera, Tennessee's largest professional opera company, is dedicated to creating legendary productions and programs. Among the most successful regional companies in the United States of America, Nashville Opera has presented three different world premiere opera since its inception in 1981.a option
at 505 Deaderick 5Th Street Ave N
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Fort Nashborough
Why visit:
Located close to the bustling Second Avenue and Broadway tourist areas next to Riverfront Park, Fort Nashborough offers a glimpse into the founding of Nashville in 1780 by James Robertson.a option
at 170 1st Ave N
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All Fired Up
Why visit:
All Fired Up offers pottery classes and pottery projects for your family and friends to paint a practical masterpiece.a option
at 1807 21st Ave S
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Sarratt Gallery at Vanderbilt University
Why visit:
The Sarratt Gallery at Vanderbilt University presents interesting art exhibits organized by university students and graduate students.a option
at 2201 W End Ave
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Music Valley Car Museum
Why visit:
A parade of cars belonging to some of Tennessee's finest musicians, from Dolly Parton to Elvis Prestley.a option
at 2201 W End Ave
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Local Color Gallery
Why visit:
The Local Color Gallery is an art gallery reserved exclusively for talented local painters and artists of Nashville.a option
at 1912 Broadway
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Car Collector's Hall of Fame
Why visit:
Car Collector's Hall of Fame is a museum featuring cars owned by famous country music stars, from Elvis Prestly's Cadillac Eldorado to Tammy Wynette's Buick Riviera.a option
at 1912 Broadway
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Bellevue Recreation Center
Why visit:
Bellevue Recreation Center is the hotspot for family activities and fun for your kids.a option
at 656 Colice Jeanne Rd
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Nashville Ballet
Why visit:
The Nashville Ballet presents an affiliated dance school, world-class performance season, and wide variety of outreach programs.a option
at 3630 Redmon St
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Oscar Farris Agricultural Museum
Why visit:
The Tennessee Agricultural Museum is located at Ellington Agricultural Center in south Nashville. The museum is housed in a former horse barn.The museum features artifacts relating to the pioneering days of Tennessee farm families ranging from early farm tools and equipment to household goods and machines that were used by farm women and their children.a option
at 3630 Redmon St
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