Area Attractions

Walk just 5 minutes to tour the campus of Vanderbilt University, dating back to 1873.

This art museum at the center of Centennial Park is a full-scale replica of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece.

Immerse yourself in the history of country music at the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum featuring galleries, a theater, an education center, and event space.

Housed in an art deco building—formerly home to the city’s main post office—this museum offers visual exhibitions, with new art rotating in every six to eight weeks.

The NMAAM is the only museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the many music genres created, influenced, and inspired by African Americans.

Family-friendly restaurant chain famed for its steaks, seafood dishes, sides and wine list.

Indulge in tacos and margaritas from this Mexican Restaurant, located a half-mile from our hotel.

Nashville’s go-to spot for casual Italian cuisine including traditional pastas, pizza, fresh seafood and wood-fired steaks.

Locally-owed family restaurant serving Mexican food and cocktails in a fun family-friendly setting.

Southern cuisine and nightly live music make The Row Kitchen & Pub a “True Taste of Nashville.”

Original location of the famous Hattie B’s serving spicy fried chicken, Southern sides and cold beer.

Home of the West-Tennessee style whole hog BBQ and fresh daily menu of meats and sides.

Opened in 2000, this nine-hole 1210-yard, par three course runs from March through November. The course is open seven days a week.

18-hole golf course located in beautiful Shelby Park in Historic East Nashville. The course is open March 10th through November 1st, Tuesdays through Sundays.

An 18-hole walkable course along the banks of the Cumberland River in North Nashville. The course is open March 10th through November 1st, Tuesdays through Sundays.

A scenic 9-holes known as one of Nashville’s most picturesque and golfer-friendly courses. The course is open March 10th through November 1st, Closed on Tuesdays.

Nashville’s zoological garden houses over 3,000 animals across 188 acres on the site of a former plantation. The zoo not only features a range of animal species but also offers hands-on experiences, beautiful gardens, rides and a gigantic jungle gym!

Located just outside the city, Radnor Lake State Park offers five miles of unpaved trails surrounding the lake. It houses an abundance of wildlife which makes it a great spot to observe owls, herons, mink and otter amongst other local species.

Part of the public parks system, Percy Warner Park and Edwin Warner Park are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The adjacent parks offer hiking trails, cross country courses and an equestrian center.

Beneath the state capitol building in downtown Nashville, the Bicentennial Capitol Mall is a nod to Tennessee history. The 11-acre park highlights numerous monuments and native plant species from around the state.

Take in the Nashville skyline from the banks of the Cumberland River. This 11-acre park has over a mile of paths in addition to a dog park, art sculptures, an amphitheater and public WiFi.

Topgolf Nashville is located on the Cumberland River’s east bank and offers a high-tech driving range in addition to a rooftop terrace and restaurant and bar.