Nashville Holidays with Click&Go
Nashville is one of those rare destinations that captivates everyone who visits and instantly becomes an all-time favourite city! Having music at its heart, it is no wonder that Nashville has earned the nickname ‘Music City’. Everywhere you turn, there are songs to be heard and stories to be told and no where does this quite like Nashville.
Outside of its musical core, you will also find amazing culture, history, food and so much more to enjoy. If you are thinking of a holiday that will take you on a journey that cannot be rivalled anywhere else, Nashville may be the city for you!
Book your Nashville holiday with Click&Go
If you dream of exploring Studio B, catching a live performance at the Grand Ole Opry or enjoying a night on the town in one of Nashville’s many honky tonks, you’ve come to the right place. Our USA holiday experts are available by phone seven days a week to help you plan your perfect Nashville holiday. Whether you wish to visit just Nashville or combine it with another exciting USA destination like Las Vegas, Memphis or maybe New Orleans, our team can tailor-make your perfect American holiday.
Where to stay in Nashville
Nashville offers a fantastic array of hotel options throughout its downtown area, with something to suit every type of holiday maker. Our recommended Nashville hotels are:
- 21c Museum Hotel Nashville
- Cambria Hotel and Suites Nashville
- Doubletree by Hilton Nashville Downtown
- Hotel Indigo Nashville Downtown, an IHG Hotel
- Omni Nashville Hotel
The city of Nashville was founded on Christmas Eve in 1779.
The Grand Ole Opry is the longest running radio broadcast in US history.
Elvis Presley recorded over 200 songs in RCA Studio B in Nashville.
- Music City
- Museums
Music City
RCA Studio B: Studio B, located on Music Row was built in 1957. This iconic studio is world-renowned for being the birthplace of the ‘Nashville Sound’ and also for being the ‘Home of 1,000 Hits’. A tour of this studio is a must do and quite moving. Learn the stories of Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton and Jim Reeves, all who frequently recorded within the famous walls, as you are transported to times gone past in a way that will give you chills.
Grand Ole Opry: The Grand Ole Opry is the home of country music and this famous venue is a must visit on your Nashville holiday. From taking in one of its live radio broadcast shows to enjoying its backstage tour, it is not to be missed. It is a fascinating attraction that really captures the passion of country music and the singers who make it so special. a song being written, sung, and enjoyed - and being a part of it, is something special.
Ryman Auditorium: The Ryman Auditorium is a historic performance venue located in the heart of Downtown Nashville and just steps from Broadway. Known as ‘Music’s Most Iconic Stage’, the Ryman Auditorium is another must see piece of Nashville’s musical history. A self-guided tour will take you through 130 years of music history and the story of the mother church.
Throughout the entire city of Nashville, there is an opportunity to be immersed in music around every corner and this is what makes the city so special. No matter the time of the day, there is a song being written, sung, and enjoyed - and being a part of it, is something special.
Broadway: Broadway, the heart of Nashville dates back to the late 1800s and today this exciting district is home to over 50 live music venues, also known as Honky Tonks, over a five block radius where you are sure to find a music genre you will enjoy.
Museums
Country Music Hall of Fame: Known as the house that holds music, the Country Music Hall of Fame is a brilliant place to spend an afternoon. There is a lot to enjoy in the museum with dozens of exhibitions showcasing everything from Elvis Presley’s car to Shania Twain’s ‘That don’t impress me much’ leopard outfit and Taylor Swifts gown from ‘Love Story’.
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum: While we often celebrate famous singers and bands in our lives, the often not seen musicians who make so much of our much-loved music happen deserve their recognition too and they get that in the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. A fascinating museum, that tells the tale of those who made some of the most famous music in the world happen.
Johnny Cash Museum: The Johnny Cash Museum is home to the largest collection of John Cash artifacts and memorabilia in the world. A must visit for fans of his music, this dedicated museum will take you through Cash’s life and career.
Belle Meade Plantation Home: Located just outside of Nashville, the Belle Meade Plantation Home is a wonderful piece of history to explore on your Nashville holiday. Immerse yourself in Southern hospitality as you transport back to times past in this stunning plantation home. You can also enjoy wine tasting on-site.
AIRPORT: Nashville International Airport (BNA)
TAXI
A taxi from the Airport to Downtown Nashville costs approximately $30, while an Uber costs approximately $25.
BUS
If you prefer to travel by bus, you can take the We Go public transit which costs $2 one way.
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