Things to Do in Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame
A mecca for country music fans, the Country Music Hall of Fame is a must-see for any Nashville traveler. Through interactive exhibits and iconic paraphernalia, the world of this iconic American music genre unfolds through the stories of the musicians who made it great.
Centennial Park
Complete with a full-sized replica of the Parthenon in Greece, Centennial Park is the perfect place to spend an afternoon or to take a nighttime walk.
Nashville Zoo
For a family-friendly activity that keeps everyone entertained, spend an afternoon at the Nashville Zoo. Interact with animals from all around the world in one convenient location.
The Hermitage
Tour this stunning historic plantation and museum, home of former president, Andrew Jackson.
Outdoor Adventures
Radnor Lake State Natural Area
Enjoy some of the prettiest scenery Nashville has to offer when you spend a day at Radnor Lake. Whether you're in the mood for sightseeing, or you feel like taking a hike on one of the park’s six hiking trails, Radnor Lake has something for everyone to enjoy.
Percy Priest Lake
Go fishing, take scenic photos, or explore the dam for a relaxing afternoon at one of Nashville’s most beautiful water features.
Treetop Adventure Park
Treetop Adventure Park lets you zip through Nashville (literally) on state-of-the-art zip lines that give you a unique view of this stunning city.
Arts and Culture
Perhaps as iconic as Nashville itself, music row is a must-see for any country music fan.
Visit Germantown for a cultural experience you’ll find nowhere else. From farmers’ markets and stunning architecture to upscale shopping and elegant eats, spend an afternoon getting lost in this charming Nashville neighborhood.
If you want to stand where legends like Elvis and Willie Nelson once stood, head to RCA Studio B.
Take a tour or catch a show at the “mother church of country music.” If you want to see a show here, make sure to grab your tickets well in advance.
With so many things to see and do, worrying about transportation is the last thing you should be doing on vacation. For a wallet-friendly, dependable way to get around Nashville, give Budget Car Rental a try. Reserve your car today or to learn more about the products and services we can offer you.
Things to Do in Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame
A mecca for country music fans, the Country Music Hall of Fame is a must-see for any Nashville traveler. Through interactive exhibits and iconic paraphernalia, the world of this iconic American music genre unfolds through the stories of the musicians who made it great.
Centennial Park
Complete with a full-sized replica of the Parthenon in Greece, Centennial Park is the perfect place to spend an afternoon or to take a nighttime walk.
Nashville Zoo
For a family-friendly activity that keeps everyone entertained, spend an afternoon at the Nashville Zoo. Interact with animals from all around the world in one convenient location.
The Hermitage
Tour this stunning historic plantation and museum, home of former president, Andrew Jackson.
Outdoor Adventures
Radnor Lake State Natural Area
Enjoy some of the prettiest scenery Nashville has to offer when you spend a day at Radnor Lake. Whether you're in the mood for sightseeing, or you feel like taking a hike on one of the park’s six hiking trails, Radnor Lake has something for everyone to enjoy.
Percy Priest Lake
Go fishing, take scenic photos, or explore the dam for a relaxing afternoon at one of Nashville’s most beautiful water features.
Treetop Adventure Park
Treetop Adventure Park lets you zip through Nashville (literally) on state-of-the-art zip lines that give you a unique view of this stunning city.
Arts and Culture
Perhaps as iconic as Nashville itself, music row is a must-see for any country music fan.
Visit Germantown for a cultural experience you’ll find nowhere else. From farmers’ markets and stunning architecture to upscale shopping and elegant eats, spend an afternoon getting lost in this charming Nashville neighborhood.
If you want to stand where legends like Elvis and Willie Nelson once stood, head to RCA Studio B.
Take a tour or catch a show at the “mother church of country music.” If you want to see a show here, make sure to grab your tickets well in advance.
With so many things to see and do, worrying about transportation is the last thing you should be doing on vacation. For a wallet-friendly, dependable way to get around Nashville, give Budget Car Rental a try. Reserve your car today or to learn more about the products and services we can offer you.
