Travel Resources

Travel Resources

From travel tips and maps to visitor guides and personal assistance, we offer a collection of accessible travel tools and resources you may need during your trip to Nashville.

Push Pause When You Play Nashville
Push Pause reminds everyone to take proactive measures to enhance their safety while exploring the city. By increasing personal awareness, we can create a safer environment for everyone. Don’t leave your friends; never leave your drinks unattended; don’t overdo it. Drink responsibly; make memories you’ll want to remember.

Find Your Tempo In Every Corner

Nashville is characterized by its diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique personality and charm. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nashville Experts are available 8:30am-5pm Monday through Friday to answer any additional questions by phone or text at 615-259-4700.

Are there translation services?

Tennessee Language Center
193 Polk Avenue, Suite B
1-615-741-7579
tlc.tennessee.edu

Can I bring my pet?
Can I talk to someone?

We would love to talk with you. Call or text us at 800-657-6910, stop by one of the Nashville Visitor Centers, or email us anytime.

Is Nashville ADA accessible?

Nashville—the friendliest city in the world—is ready to accommodate you with an array of museums, parks, music venues, and other attractions that are all ADA-accessible.

Is Nashville family-friendly?

Yes! Nashville offers something for every family member, infant, and grandparent alike. More family-fun ideas. 

What are the smoking and alcohol laws?

Smoking is prohibited in all enclosed public places within the State of Tennessee with a few exceptions. Those exceptions include: non-enclosed areas of public places where smoke does not infiltrate into areas where smoking is prohibited and venues that restrict access to persons who are 21 years of age or older at all times. The legal age for alcohol purchase and consumption is 21. Regardless of age, you will be asked for identification, so please bring a photo ID if you plan to drink alcohol.

What if there is an emergency?

Emergencies (police, fire, ambulance): 911
Non-emergencies (police): 1-615-862-8600

Take sensible precautions to protect yourself and your property against petty crime. Be aware of your surroundings and travel in well-lit areas. Don’t leave passports in rental cars, don’t leave bags unattended, keep money and valuables out of sight.

Get more tips for tourists from the Metro Nashville Police Department.

What should I wear in Nashville?

Be comfortable. Nashville is a casual town that’s nailed the art of dressed-up jeans. Although, if you would like to expand your wardrobe, Nashville has plenty of shopping to choose from.

What is the best time to visit Nashville?

Anytime! All the time! With four distinct but mild seasons, more than 180 live music venues, a rich history, an exciting arts community, the most delicious food, and the friendliest people, Nashville is a good time all the time.

Where should I stay in Nashville?

It depends on your preference. Nashville has hotels, bed & breakfasts, vacation rentals, campgrounds, and more spread across town.

Find the Best Spot for your Vacation.

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Book your stay, discover must-see attractions, and find ways to make the most of your Nashville experience!

Draper James shop in 12South
Downtown Nashville honky-tonks
Ryman Auditorium