Touching Down in Nashville

Nashville International Airport welcomes travelers with music-themed décor and smooth arrival services. Here’s what to expect when you land:

• Hop online the moment you land — Wi-Fi’s free and available throughout the terminal.
• Ground transportation is easy: taxis, rideshares, rental cars, and shuttles all in one place.
• ATMs, currency exchange, and info desks are available throughout the terminal.
• A valid ID may be needed for hotel check-ins or car rental agreements.

What to Experience in Nashville?

Music may be the heartbeat of Nashville, but the city’s rhythm runs deeper than its country chords. From historic landmarks to inventive cuisine, stylish districts to soul-filled streets, Nashville invites you to experience more than just the sound; it welcomes you into the story.

Visit Broadway for the Buzz:
Broadway is Nashville’s main stage. Day or night, this neon-lit stretch pulses with energy. Honky-tonks spill live music into the streets, welcoming visitors to dance, sing, or simply soak it all in. Whether you're bar-hopping or grabbing a bite between sets, Broadway keeps the beat going from sunrise to long past midnight.

Tour the Ryman Auditorium:
With roots deep in country music history, the Ryman stands as one of Nashville’s most iconic and beloved stages. Once home to the Grand Ole Opry, its pews have held decades of legends and fans alike. Catch a show or take a daytime tour to stand where history sang.

Explore the Gulch:
What was once all steel and tracks is now Nashville’s go-to district for fashion, food, and photo ops. Think modern murals, artisan coffee shops, sleek boutiques, and rooftop brunches with skyline views. It’s a neighborhood where art meets architecture, and every corner feels like it belongs on your camera roll.

Walk the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge:
Stretching across the Cumberland River, this iconic bridge offers some of the best skyline views in the city. Whether you’re catching golden hour photos, heading to a Titans game, or just enjoying a peaceful walk, the bridge links downtown to East Nashville with a touch of magic.

Relax at Centennial Park:
Take a break at Centennial Park, where art and nature share space—from wide walking paths to a striking re-creation of the Parthenon. Just minutes from downtown, it’s where locals and visitors unwind side by side.

From boot-stomping concerts to coffeehouse mornings, from river views to rooftop lounges, Nashville offers a melody of experiences that hit all the right notes. Whether you're here for the music, the flavors, or the unexpected surprises in between, Nashville doesn’t just entertain — it stays with you.