NASHVILLE WALKING TOUR

Downtown Nashville is great for exploring the city on foot, with lots of music-related attractions and dining along the river.

Lower Broadway is the main attraction street in Nashville. It’s known for vibrant nightlife, lots of live music, and iconic honkytonk bars. Country music museums and monuments line the blocks around Broadway.

Wear what makes you comfortable – Nashville has a casual feel, though some people like to dress up a little when enjoying the nightlife here. The breeze from the river can get chilly and its humid in the summer, so light layers are generally a good idea.

Music history buffs will enjoy it. It’s a historic district with recording studios, record labels, and music industry landmarks.

It’s fairly short – only about a block long, across Lower Broadway in downtown Nashville. It’s the best spot to experience Nashville’s iconic Honey Tonk scene.

No, Honky Tonk Highway and Music Row are not the same. Honky Tonk Highway is a stretch of bars in downtown Nashville, while Music Row is an area known for its recording studios and music industry offices.

Its seven miles northeast of downtown Nashville in the Opry House. It’s well worth a visit though!

Yes and no. The official headquarters of the Grand Ole Opry is in the Opry House, which houses the most shows, seven miles northeast. The Grand Ole Opry often stages shows at the historic Ryman Theater downtown though, so look into upcoming performances to see if there’s any artists you want to see when you’re in Nashville.