Holiday homes & rentals in Nashville

The capital of Tennessee, Nashville is located on the Cumberland River and is home to many colleges and universities. Its most famous attribute is, of course, its status as the capital of the country music industry in the United States, if not the world. The city has officially adopted the nickname ‘Music City U.S.A.’ and visitors come from far and wide to take in the best country music, and experience live performances from upcoming talent. Feel at home in this friendly southern city with a Nashville holiday home.

Getting to Music City U.S.A.

The Nashville International Airport serves Nashville and is a public and military use airport offering daily services to cities across the United States and Canada. Most major airlines in North America offer services to Nashville. Vacationers have the option of renting a vehicle at the airport, however the city does offer good public transportation options to downtown and other top attractions, as well as good taxi services, so car letting is certainly not necessary to get to and from your chosen Nashville holiday letting .

Top sights to enjoy during your stay in your Nashville holiday letting

Build on your music knowledge during your stay in your Nashville holiday letting with a visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. The museum offers a permanent display outlining the history of country music and Nashville’s role in defining it, as well as rotating special exhibitions.

Nashville is also home to the notable and historic RCA Studio B, which is the famous recording studio where the King himself recorded hundreds of songs. In addition to Elvis Presley, other famous musicians to record here include Dolly Parton, Roy Orbison and Chet Atkins. The studios can be toured daily with knowledgeable guides for an unforgettable experience of Nashville’s musical history.

Besides being home to country music, Tennessee was also the home state of three Presidents of the United States of America. Take a trip into the past with a visit to Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage and learn about what his early life was like growing up in this southern state. Former President James K. Polk was also from the area and is buried on the downtown Nashville grounds of the State Capitol building.

Be part of the music in Nashville

It is nearly impossible to visit Nashville and not experience the music that has made this city famous. From buskers on the street to professional performances at legendary venues, music is intricately woven into the fabric of the city’s identity.

Perhaps the most famous music show in Nashville, the Grand Ole Opry, began as a radio broadcast in 1925. Decades later, the venue is now host to a live show that honors country music’s past and present. Many legendary country icons have started their careers at the Grand Ole Opry, and each year thousands of fans make the trip to Nashville to experience it live.

The Ryman Auditorium and the Belcourt Theatre are two more iconic music venues in the city. Both venues host regular country music shows and it is worth looking up these historic venues prior to your trip to Nashville to see who’s coming to town.

For a less formal atmosphere, travellers are advised to take a walk down what is known as Honky Tonk Highway. This strip, located on Lower Broadway, is home to multiple music venues that have live music playing from 10am to 3am every day. The street and its associated venues have no cover change and offer the unique experience of listening to new music alongside locals, and the thrill of potentially hearing a live performance from the next big country music star. The Honky Tonk Highway is centrally located and will be easily accessible from all Nashville holiday homes.

Annual events worth experiencing in Nashville

Nashville is a party all year long, but has several recurring events that add something extra special to the vibe in the city.

Early spring is an exciting time in the city, with the month of April focused on music and performing arts. Each weekend in the month a different major music event takes place in a different part of town. It is a great month to book a Nashville holiday letting and experience the best of the city.

The Fourth of July in Nashville is celebrated with fireworks that light up the night sky in unison with the music of the Nashville Symphony. The day is filled with highlights that are fun for the whole family.

The Country Music Awards show takes place in November each year in Nashville, and is known as ‘Country Music’s Biggest Night’. In Nashville, the awards are an excuse for socializing, celebrating and, of course, enjoying the music!

Bask in the Heart of the Country Music Capital of the World: Nashville.

Opryland Hotel Gardens

The indoor gardens and conservatory of this luxurious hotel are worth visiting. Tropical plants, fountains and waterfalls create a magnificent oasis beneath a huge domed glass ceiling.

Andrew Jackson's Hermitage

Home of the 7th president of the US, this Greek revival house is now a historical museum honouring the life and struggles of this great leader.

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

This museum is dedicated to the history of country music, with exhibitions of memorabilia and music of country music greats, such as Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash and many more.

Ryman Auditorium

Nashville was the centre of country music in the 1950s and 1960s. The Ryman auditorium honours this tradition with historical guided tours and live concerts.

B001061-1: The Grand Ole Opry

This is the other famous country music stage in Nashville, which has hosted country greats such as Dolly Parton.

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