Nashville Travel Guide

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Overview

Heralded as Music City, U.S.A., and the country-music capital of the world, Tennessee's fast-growing capital city also shines as a leading center of higher education, appropriately known as the Athens of the South. Nashville has prospered from both labels, emerging as one of the South's most vibrant cities in the process. The District, the downtown area along 2nd Avenue and historic Broadway, has become a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, with restaurants, specialty shopping, and entertainment options. The historic sites throughout the city—such as the Hermitage and the Belle Meade Plantation—add another dimension.

Hotels

Nashville Hotels

The number of hotels in Nashville is growing at a pretty good clip, with new properties Downtown (drawn by the new Music City Center convention center)...read more

Restaurants

Nashville Restaurants

Nashville diners are often casually dressed and enjoy lingering over meals. Nowadays there is a healthy mix of contemporary, ethnic, and experimental eateries...read more

Hotels

Nashville Experiences

  • Side Trips from Nashville

    The middle Tennessee area surrounding Nashville is a pocket of gently rolling Cumberland Mountain foothills and bluegrass meadows. It is one of... Read more

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