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Thinking about the show and want a reason to turn it into a full trip? Nashville makes it easy. The city’s packed with good food, live music, shopping, and fun spots to unwind after the show. Whether you’re into museums, history, or just want to explore downtown on foot, there’s always something happening.

Getting In

Getting here is easy, whether you’re flying or driving.

By Air

Quick and easy airport access with short travel times to downtown.

  • Fly into Nashville International Airport (BNA)
  • Nonstop flights from most major U.S. cities
  • Just a 15-minute drive to downtown Nashville
  • The new airLINE airport shuttle has a drop off directly at Music City Center

By Road

Driving is simple with major highways connecting nearby cities and easy access via I-40, I-24, and I-65.  

Approximate driving times from nearby cities

  • Atlanta: ~4 hours
  • Birmingham: ~3 hours
  • Louisville: ~3 hours
  • Memphis: ~3 hours

Parking Tips

You’ll have plenty of parking options near where you need to be. 

  • Ample parking near the venue
  • Affordable garages and surface lots close to downtown. 
  • Some hotels and lots offer in-and-out privileges if you plan to explore beyond downtown

Getting Around

Once you park your car, it’s easy to get around without driving again. Downtown is easy to walk around with short distances between places. You can reach bars, restaurants, and the venue on foot  or in a quick taxi or bus ride without a problem.

Ride Services

Uber and Lyft are available all over the city. Taxis can also be found in busy areas like Broadway and near hotels.

Scooters and Bikes

Electric scooters and bikes are available to rent by the minute. They’re good for short trips or when you don’t feel like walking.

Public Transport

WeGo buses run regular routes around the city.  The Downtown Circulator is a free bus that loops through key areas.

Things to See and Do

There’s plenty to do when the show wraps up. Here’s how to make the most of your time in town.

Food and Drinks

  • Head to the Broadway honky-tonks for live music, cold beer, and a fun crowd.
  • Grab a bite at one of the many BBQ joints or burger spots loved by locals.
  • Check out local breweries pouring fresh pints just a short walk or drive away.

Local Sports

  • Catch a Nashville Sounds baseball game, Nashville’s minor league team, at First Horizon Park.
  • Watch an NFL preseason game with the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium.
  • See Nashville SC play Major League Soccer at Geodis Park in front of a lively crowd.
  • Watch top IndyCar drivers compete in the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix on August 31.

Live Music

  • Visit Broadway’s well-known bars like Tootsies and Robert’s Western World for live bands all day.
  • You’ll hear everything from country to rock to blues depending on where you stop.
  • Many venues have no cover charge, so you can pop in and out until you find your vibe.

Other Attractions

  • Learn about the Man in Black at the Johnny Cash Museum.
  • Explore country music history at the Country Music Hall of Fame.
  • Take a stroll down the Music City Walk of Fame.
  • Visit Centennial Park and check out the full-size Parthenon replica.

Nearby Attractions

  • Drive 30 minutes to Radnor Lake for scenic trails and wildlife spotting.
  • Head to Percy Warner Park for hiking, biking, or a picnic with a view.
  • Take a short trip to Franklin, TN for historic sites, shopping, and small-town charm.
  • Spend a few hours at The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson’s home, just 25 minutes from downtown.
  • Try your luck fishing at Percy Priest Lake or Old Hickory Lake, both within a short drive of downtown.