Nashville Day trips

Ice sculptures glisten at Gaylord Opryland’s ICE! exhibit while hockey fans fill Bridgestone Arena to cheer on the Predators as Nashville in winter shows its cozy side. Beyond the neon lights of Broadway, seasonal events turn Music City into a playground of holiday celebrations.

From exploring a rich musical heritage to admiring southern architecture, there are plenty of things to do outdoors in Nashville. Soak in the energy of Broadway’s live music scene, experience the city’s legendary nightlife, and admire the striking architecture and gardens at Centennial Park.

Stroll through the heart of country music on Music Row, where iconic recording studios tell the stories of Nashville’s greatest artists. From scenic city parks to buzzing streets filled with history, discover the best things to do in Nashville that capture the spirit of Music City.

If you thought the only thing worth looking at was the bottom of your glass on a whiskey tour, think again. There are stunning views of the Tennessee state capital to be seen from every angle, from the Skydeck to the Adventure Science Center. Whether you’re chilling at Blake Sheldon’s The Lookout at Ole Red or taking a stroll along the iconic John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, catching phenomenal views is among the best things to do in Nashville.

Nashville is Tennessee’s vibrant, melodious capital, famous for its musicians, recording studios, and country atmosphere. For first-timers, deciding which neighborhoods to dedicate time to can be difficult. Should you stick to Downtown and the pulsing Broadway Street, head for the Victorian architecture and farmer’s markets of Germantown, or discover the ever-famous Music Row?

Whether you’re a street art lover, dying to try hot chicken, or want to see a different side of Music City, this is your ultimate guide to Nashville’s best neighborhoods.