Downtown Nashville Area Information

The Coliseum
Home to the Tennessee Titans and the Tennessee State Tigers, The Coliseum also hosts college football’s Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl and the Fan Fair Concerts. The stadium is one of the NFL’s best, with a natural grass surface, open-air design, 67,000-seat capacity and 144 luxury suites. Check out the Titans Tailgate Zone on game days for some great eats and tons of fun!

Grand Ole Opry (visit website)
Bill Monroe. Patsy Cline. Flatt and Scruggs. Hank Williams. And the list goes on. The Opry ranks as one of the most famous attractions in Music City, USA—and it’s easy to see why. Who will be the next country music legend to play the Opry? Come on down and find out!

Historic Ryman Auditorium (visit website)
A National Historic Landmark and former home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974, the Ryman Auditorium has a music tradition that stretches over a century. As a performance hall, the Ryman stage is praised as much as the countless number of famous musicians who have performed there—including Roy Acuff, James Brown, Dolly Parton and Sheryl Crow.

Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum (visit website)
No trip to Music City would be complete without a trip to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Take a journey through the history of country music with stunning exhibits and live performances. See rare costumes, prized musical instruments and archival films. Whether you’re a fan of country music, an American history buff, or both, you won’t want to miss the Hall of Fame.

Nashville Convention Center (visit website)
This facility is truly at the “center” of the action. Located in the heart of downtown Nashville and offering 118,675 square feet of exhibition space, the Nashville Convention Center is known for its staff’s high level of service and attention to detail. Business travelers and tourists alike can take advantage of the center’s ideal location and enjoy the many events hosted here.

Gaylord Entertainment Center (visit website)
Sure, the Gaylord Entertainment Center serves as home ice for the NHL’s Nashville Predators, but that’s certainly not all. With a full calendar of events including music concerts, basketball games, children’s productions and more, this arena always has something going on!

Tennessee State Museum (visit website)
Immerse yourself in the history of the Volunteer State at the Tennessee State Museum. With more than 60,000 square feet of permanent exhibits and a 10,000-square-foot changing exhibition hall, the museum ranks as one of the largest state museums in the U.S. Exhibits range from the prehistoric period to the Reconstruction.

Tennessee State Capitol
Noted architect William Strickland considered the Capitol to be his crowning achievement, and it’s easy to see why. The graceful structure serves as a tribute to the people of Tennessee, and it still stands much as it did upon completion in 1859. See statues honoring Sam Davis, Sgt. Alvin York and Presidents Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson on the capitol grounds.

Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
A 200-foot granite map of Tennessee serves as the centerpiece of this unique state park. Engage with the history of the state with a wall that maps its history, or see a special event at the 2,000-seat amphitheater. The park also includes the Carillons, the World War II Memorial, Court of Three Stars and a visitor center.

Tennessee Performing Arts Center (visit website)
The music never stops in Nashville, and the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) is yet another terrific venue to hear some great tunes. But that’s not all. Catch a Broadway show or musical with “Broadway at TPAC,” take in a play from the Tennessee Repertory Theatre, or attend the symphony or opera.

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303 Interstate Drive • Nashville, Tennessee 37213
Phone: (615) 244-6690 • Fax: (615) 742-0932
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