Places at their best once the sun is down.
4 places in Nashville, United States
The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville is synonymous with country music, hosting iconic live performances since 1925. It’s a place where legendary and emerging artists share the spotlight on sacred ground.
Worth knowing. Bypass the main entrance to potentially spot stars backstage before the show.
Varies by event, typically evenings.
Ryman Auditorium stands as Nashville's 'Mother Church of Country Music,' built in 1892 as a tabernacle for revival preacher Sam Jones, it's an elegant venue hosting world-renowned musicians.
Worth knowing. Visit the alley behind Ryman Auditorium for vibrant murals and unique photo spots without the crowds.
Typically open daily from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
Nissan Stadium offers a robust experience for sports fans as home to the Tennessee Titans, featuring a distinctive guitar-shaped scoreboard. It stands as a local hub, hosting a combination of sporting events and music concerts, with views of the Nashville skyline from its upper decks. Perfect for those eager to engage with Nashville's sports culture.
Worth knowing. Seek out a lower deck seat — views of the games are unbeatable here, especially during night matches.
Hours vary based on events; check website for schedule.
Broadway in Nashville, lined with iconic honky-tonk bars such as Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, pulses with the spirit of country music. Within a mile, over 50 venues spill with live guitar sounds and famous neon lights. Best visited in the early evening, Broadway is at its most vibrant and alive.
Worth knowing. Check out hidden local bars on side streets for unique acts.
Daily 10:00–02:30