Area Attractions

From the most popular concerts to exciting sports, Bridgestone Arena always offers an opportunity to catch a great event in Nashville.

It’s Nashville so a trip to this local icon is a must to discover the world of country music. Be sure to also inquire about special exhibits and shows.

This nonprofit is dedicated to the arts and this community, including hosting an entertaining roster of touring shows while also being home to the Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera and Nashville Repertory Theatre.

A short walk from Dream Nashville is Nissan Stadium, considered one of Nashville’s top sports and entertainment venues. This is the place to watch major football games and world-class music concerts.

Catch a top-notch live music performance at this premium, open-air entertainment venue situated on the Cumberland River steps from our hotel. They take place rain or shine.

The National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) opened in 2021. Dedicated to the history of Black music in the USA, it features six galleries and showcases over 50 music genres and styles, from blues to hip hop.

Prepare to be in awe of the food, wine list and presentation of every delicious course at Etch. Inquire about a first-hand dining experience in one of the private dining rooms.

From fine dining to live shows including celebrated burlesque performances, Skull’s Rainbow Room knows how to show locals and tourists a great time with American fare that is sure to impress.

This location of Edley’s Bar-B-Que, the family-owned chain, boasts Nashville-style barbecue smoked low and slow over Southern white oak. Expect ribs, pork shoulder, brisket, chicken and turkey in multiple forms, plus hot links, fried chicken and catfish and all the sides, including fried pickles.

This award-winning BBQ restaurant smokes their meat daily and serves it with made-from-scratch sides. Locally owned and operated, this restaurant delivers an elevated downhome BBQ experience.

Gather your crew and head here to get your barbecue fix as you listen to live music on the stage at this popular dining spot that boasts a lush beer garden with picnic tables, games, TVs and an open roof with a cover for when the temperatures drop.

Allow about 90 minutes to make the trip to Mammoth Cave National Park. Once you arrive, you have the option of hiking, biking, horseback riding, exploring the caves and so much more.

As a big part of the music scene in Music City since 1946, the Nashville Symphony remains focused on the community and bringing in a variety of entertainment.

Kids of all ages will enjoy a day at the Nashville Zoo where they can explore the 188 acres and discover more than 3,000 animals that represent over 325 species from around the globe.

This local icon has been going strong since 1930, providing a venue for exhibits and a place focused on educating locals and tourists about the ancient Greeks and their impact on the culture of the United States.

This legendary stage has played host to some of the most incredible musicians in our lifetime—with any luck, you’ll have an opportunity to catch the next performance.

Housed in the area’s historic post office, the Frist Art Museum aims to bring art to the entire community. Many of the added exhibits are free with the purchase of a ticket, so be sure to check to see what is happening during your stay.

This hotspot is what you need when you’re looking for some quality retail therapy. Discover a unique collection of national retail brands, local favorites and dining options all within this walkable center.

Block plenty of time to visit this iconic Nashville institution. Known by the locals as simply MHOF, the museum and special exhibits celebrate musicians of all genres along with the producers and engineers behind some of the most famous pieces of music ever produced.