What should I see while in Nashville?
The 20 Best Attractions and Sights in Nashville
- Nashville Zoo.
- Frist Art Museum.
- Cheekwood Estate & Gardens.
- The Hermitage.
- GEODIS Park.
- Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum.
- Bluebird Cafe.
- Grand Ole Opry.
Is Nashville Tennessee worth visiting?
Nashville, Tennessee is the mecca of American Country Music. Besides the incredible music scene, the city is full of many other attractions worth a visit. Nashville has vibrant culture, fabulous local cuisine, great shopping, and exciting nightlife.
What should I know before visiting Nashville?
Here are a few things you should know before you visit Nashville.
- Nashville Has Some Of The Best Music Museums In The Country.
- There’s A Recreation Of The Parthenon In Nashville.
- You Don’t Need To Leave Your Canine Companions At Home.
- Any Music Lover Should Take the Time For The Fascinating Stories Of Music Row.
What’s the best time of year to visit Nashville?
The spring months between March and May and the fall months of October and November are the best times to visit Nashville. The weather is pleasant and there are not the crowds that you’ll find during the summer. Room rates are at their lowest in winter, but are affordable during the spring and fall.
Do you have to pay to get into bars in Nashville?
More Downtown Nashville Nightlife Tips There are no cover charges for most of the honky tonks along Honky Tonk Row on Broadway, so you can pop in, check out the scene, listen to the music, and move on if nothing strikes a chord with you.
When should you not go to Nashville?
If you aren’t used to heat, it can be unpleasantly hot during July and August. The average high temperature peaks in July at 90 degrees Fahrenheit. But, compared to other cities in the Southeast, Nashville’s heat and humidity is not terrible. The temperature is mildest from April to June and from September to October.
How many days should we spend in Nashville?
I recommend spending 3 days in Nashville. If you spend less time in Nashville than 3 days, you may miss out on what makes Nashville so special. Likewise, Nashville isn’t a massive city, so spending anywhere around 5 days to a full week might be overkill.