Nashville Neighborhoods

Opryland/Music Valley

Opryland/Music Valley offers great entertainment, dining, and shopping options close to Gaylord Opryland and Opry Mills.
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Downtown

Downtown Nashville is alive with exciting live music, great food, and elegant hotels. World-famous Lower Broadway is at the heart of downtown, offering something for every kind of taste, fun, and sound.
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Midtown/Vanderbilt

This bustling neighborhood, extending up Broadway and Division Street, is home to a variety of hotels, restaurants, and bars that come alive at night.
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West End/ Elliston Place

In the heart of the neighborhood is the Elliston Place Rock Block, a block-long section of Elliston Place that is home to some of the loudest nightclubs in town. 
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Germantown

Germantown, lined with beautiful Victorian buildings and homes, has great restaurants and shops making Nashville's oldest neighborhood the perfect place for a daytime stroll or a nice evening out.
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12South

The 12South neighborhood offers everything from boutique shops to art galleries and music stores. Take a break at any of the coffee shops, restaurants or bars that line the row.
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Green Hills

The mecca for shopping lovers, Green Hills offers boutique shopping, an upscale mall, diverse dining options and plenty of sports bars to watch the big game.
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The Gulch

Upscale restaurants and a vibrant nightlife have made The Gulch the hottest new neighborhood in Nashville. 
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Belmont/Hillsboro Village

Hillsboro Village is a collection of shops, boutiques and restaurants perfect for a day’s stroll. 
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East Nashville

Over the years, East Nashville has developed an eclectic and creative vibe that has attracted many musicians and visual artists to the neighborhood. 
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Marathon Village

Marathon Village, a unique neighborhood of sorts that has become quite a Nashville hotspot, is made up of a group of 100-year-old warehouse buildings which was originally where the Marathon, a car made in the early 1900s, was built.
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Music Row/ Demonbreun/Edgehill

Explore a neighborhood which houses the recording studios from which your favorite songs came to be.
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SoBro

South of Broadway’s honky tonks and neon lights is an area called SoBro, filled with the new Music City Center convention center, hot new restaurants, attractions, cocktail bars, and trendy hotels.
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8th Avenue/Melrose

Not far from downtown, antique stores line both sides of Eighth Avenue/Melrose. A collector’s haven, the area has become known as a premier antiques district. 
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Berry Hill

Home to more than 400 businesses and 40 recording studios and music publishers, Berry Hill offers everything from a make-your-own-pancakes shop to a dog bakery. 
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Sylvan Park

Southwest of downtown Nashville lies the quaint and quiet neighborhood of Sylvan Park, a beautiful setting with homes, businesses, restaurants and nightlife that run the gamut from funky to upscale. 
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Donelson

Donelson is just 10 miles east of downtown Nashville and is often the first and last place seen by visitors that travel to Nashville by air.
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The Nations

Come together for a great meal or go on a shopping excursion in The Nations, a Nashville neighborhood.
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Wedgewood/Houston

Wedgewood/Houston offers art galleries around every corner, and many places which invite you to create something of your own in Music City.
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