Nashville is called “Music City”
More than ever, Nashville is on the radar of many travelers. The city has been named “Best Places to Travel” and one of the “Top Places to Go” by the New York Times. You will find a huge and versatile music scene, award-winning restaurants, historic sites, world-class art and a wealth of attractions, shopping opportunities, sports and much more in Nashville.
Music, of course, remains Nashville’s calling card and is the very heart of the city. Long recognized as the country music capital of the world, Music City also includes pop, rock, gospel, Americana, jazz, classical, blues and soul. With more than 120 live music venues across the city, you’ll find something for everyone. Some highlights are: The ultimate country music venue Grand Ole Opry. The world-renowned Country Music Hall of Fame. Johnny Cash Museum which has the most extensive collection of Johnny Cash items in the world. The Musicians Hall of Fame musicians – from stars to studio players – representing all genres of music and exhibiting the instruments used to record some of music’s greatest hits.
Nashville isn’t just music
The Frist Center for Visual Arts is housed in an exquisite converted Art Deco post office and hosts exhibitions that change apx every other month. The Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art contains an extensive art gallery, and there are many pup-up art, studios and art galleries around town.
Talent and creativity in Nashville’s culinary scene also put the city on the map. From Southern dishes to high-end cuisine and everything in between, you can find it in Nashville. To really get a feel for Nashville’s local side, check out some of Nashville’s unique neighborhoods like 12South, Hillsboro Village, East Nashville, and the Gulch. Here you will find a good mix of shopping, restaurants, nightlife and music.
With its charming mix of musical, historical and cultural highlights, Nashville is truly a city for all travelers and all seasons.
Enjoy your trip to Nashville!