Where to stay in Nashville

See

Nashville is a very historic town and as such, many of its attractions are restorations or museums. Most attractions of interest to tourists are in the Downtown, Midtown, and Music Valley neighborhoods.

• AT&T Building
• John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
• Nashville's Second Avenue
• Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
• Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum
• National Museum of African American Music
• The Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe
• Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
• Tennessee State Capitol
• Tennessee State Museum
• Fort Negley
• Musica

Do

• Adventure Science Center
• Yazoo Brewery
• The Escape Game - Berry Hill
• Ryman Auditorium
• Nashville Symphony
• Nashville Sounds
• Nashville Predators
• Tennessee Titans
• Frist Art Museum
• Tennessee Performing Arts Center
• Hatch Show Print
• Centennial Park

Eat

The dominant local grocery chains in Nashville are Kroger, Publix, and Aldi. The city is also dotted with dozens of ethnic groceries, especially Hispanic, Kurdish, Indian and Vietnamese, around Nolensville Pike. For organic and/or specialty grocery stores, Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe's, and Fresh Market also have locations throughout the city.

Stay safe

Avoid walking in North Nashville, especially the Bordeaux and MetroCenter districts, and use caution when driving through the district at night. Use caution when walking around Downtown Nashville at night, especially along the avenues south of Broadway. Use designated parking and avoid leaving valuables in your vehicle. Panhandlers do exist around these areas as well.