Spring in Music City

Spring is a gorgeous time in Nashville, as flowers bloom and the music plays. The outdoors offer lovely area parks, Spring festivals, and outdoor dining. Take the shades off and step inside for the hottest concerts, art exhibits, historical tours. Experience the music, the history, the food, and the family fun.

The sun is out, and it's time to play in Music City! Check out what Nashville has to offer while listening to the perfect playlist to plan your trip.

Music City reinvigorates in Spring with a full calendar to keep you busy enjoying the most that Nashville has to offer. Take a look at just some of the happenings this season. So many Things to Do, Places to Stay, and, of course, Live Music.

Get Outside!

Head outdoors to get some fresh Spring air. Outdoor tours, hiking trails, lakes, and other fun in the sun opportunities will brighten anyone's day.
The Treetop Adventure Park at Nashville Shores invites you to explore the outdoors and try out their suspended bridges, zip lines, cargo nets, Tarzan jmps, and other fun obstacles. Nashville Shores water park opens on weekends starting May 4. Get ready!

Take a Walk.

Take a stroll through Nashville on one of the many walking tours. Echoes of Nashville immerses you in the historical side of Music City, while Hick Chick Tours offers Pub Tour and a Comedy Tour. Hungry? Try a Music City Bites & Sites tour or Nashville Food Experience. If you're more interested in walking amongst the flowers, make your way to Cheekwood. Cheekwood Botanical Gardens span 55 acres with pools, fountains, statuary, boxwood plantings, beautiful view, and 100,000 tulips blooming this spring! Hang out with the animals at the Nashville Zoo where you see nearly 350 different species, ride the Wild Animal Carousel, and play on the Jungle Gym.

Not up for walking? Ride!

See the sites of Nashville, TN, from your own Segway. Segway of Nashville Tours gives you the chance to see Nashville up close and personal.

On the Water

Feel the wind on your face and the waves underneath your feet at Nashville's lakes. Old Hickory, Percy Priest, and Radnor lakes offer beautiful spots to boat, ski, fish, and canoe.