Nashville

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Welcome to Nashville – the vibrant, eclectic heartbeat of Tennessee.

Where to Visit

The Grand Ole Opry 

The Grand Ole Opry is one of the most iconic and revered institutions in the world. Located in Nashville, the Opry is a live entertainment venue and radio broadcast that has been showcasing the best in country music since 1925. Originally founded as a one-hour radio “barn dance” program, the Opry has grown into a legendary showcase for both established stars and up-and-coming talent, earning the nickname “The Show that Made Country Music Famous.” You can find all genres and stars performing here each week, from country music legends like Carrie Underwood to pop princesses like Olivia Rodrigo and everything in between!

Ryman Auditorium

The Ryman Auditorium, originally known as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, was built in 1892 as a place of worship. It became known as the “Mother Church of Country Music” when it began hosting the Grand Ole Opry in 1943. Visitors are often awestruck by the venue’s exceptional acoustics, which have earned it a reputation as one of the finest concert halls in the world. From Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline to Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan, countless iconic artists have graced the Ryman’s stage, leaving an indelible mark on music history.

Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum

This iconic institution pays homage to the genre’s legendary artists, trailblazers, and timeless tunes. From the glitz and glamour of stage costumes to the poignant lyrics penned by songwriters, each exhibit offers a deeper understanding of the music’s enduring impact on culture and society. Here, the stories of your favourite artists are brought to life. The permanent exhibition Sing Me back Home takes guests on a journey from Nashville’s folk roots to the present day. Other exhibitions are constantly changing so there is always something new to marvel at!

Fifth + Broadway

Spanning an entire city block, Fifth + Broadway is a vibrant destination that offers a diverse array of retail, dining, entertainment, and cultural experiences. It features a curated mix of shops ranging from national brands to local boutiques. The National Museum of African American Museum is also located in the development and is the only museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the many music genres created, influenced and inspired by African Americans.

Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery

The Belle Meade Historic Site and Winery in Nashville, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and wine. Nestled on a picturesque estate, this historic site encompasses the beautifully restored Belle Meade Mansion, once a thriving thoroughbred horse farm in the antebellum South. Visitors can explore the mansion’s elegant rooms, filled with original furnishings and family heirlooms, while learning about the estate’s fascinating past. Additionally, Belle Meade boasts a modern winery, where guests can indulge in a food and wine pairing menu and sample a variety of award-winning wines crafted from grapes grown on the property. A great day trip and alternative to the hustle and bustle of Downtown!

The Bluebird Cafe

Despite its unassuming exterior, this intimate venue has earned a reputation as one of the most influential stages in the world of music. From iconic artists like Garth Brooks and Taylor Swift to emerging talents looking to make their mark. The Bluebird has played host to some of the most memorable performances in Nashville’s storied history. Whether you’re a die-hard music fan or simply seeking an authentic Nashville experience, a night at The Bluebird is sure to leave an indelible impression on your soul.

Music City Walk of Fame & Museum

The Music City Walk of Fame Park on Nashville’s Music Mile is a landmark tribute to those with a connection to Music City from all genres of music who have contributed to the world through song or other industry collaboration and made a significant contribution to the music industry.

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