4 Best Sights in Nashville, Tennessee

Home to the Nashville Predators, the city's NHL team since 1998, visitors can catch a home game from October to April (tickets may be hard to get) and then hit the honky-tonks right outside the arena to celebrate the win. The arena also plays host to numerous concerts and other large-format events. The Nashville Visitor Center, also known as the Music City Shop at Bridgestone, is located by the main entrance. If you make it inside, head to the elevator lobby outside of Section 109 on the building's main concourse to see the Brad Paisley–Rob Hendon mural.

First Horizon Park is home to Nashville's triple-A baseball team, the Nashville Sounds. Game attendees will enjoy a variety of concessions, including craft cocktails and small bites at the outfield bar, The Band Box. And if you can't sit through an entire baseball game without getting fidgety, the park also has ping-pong tables and a minigolf course to keep you entertained.

Home to the Major League Soccer club Nashville SC, this 30,000-seat stadium is the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and Canada. The venue opened in May 2022 and has quickly become a towering feature of the neighborhood, both literally and figuratively. Single game tickets run about $20 to $30. Concerts and other events are staged here in addition to soccer games. Tours are available on Fridays when no events are scheduled and must be booked in advance. The Nashville SC Team Store off Benton Avenue is open daily.

Home to the NFL's Tennessee Titans, this stadium has played host to CMA Fest, Tennessee State University's home football games, and more recently, three record-breaking nights in May 2023 for Taylor Swift's Eras tour. Plans for a new stadium are in the works, but private tours of the current stadium can be scheduled for groups of 20 or less. The on-site Pro Shop is open daily.