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

Charlotte Corridor is rapidly growing, known for its mix of local breweries, casual eateries, and unique shopping spots. With a blend of historic charm and modern development, this area offers everything from craft beer and coffee shops to vintage stores and music venues.

Just south of downtown, Eighth & Melrose is home to many Nashville antique stores, the city’s premier comedy club, budget-friendly restaurants & great coffee.

West Nashville blends historic charm with a growing food scene. Where to eat, the parks worth a morning, and how it connects to The Nations and Sylvan Park.

Ten miles east of downtown Nashville: the Grand Ole Opry, Gaylord Opryland Resort, SoundWaves, and Opry Mills. What to do in Music Valley.

What to do in Antioch, southeast of downtown Nashville: Tanger Outlets, Ford Ice Center, and the food halls of Plaza Mariachi.

Music Row is where the songs get made. Tour Historic RCA Studio B, sit in on a live session, and see what else is on Demonbreun and in Edgehill.

Ten miles east of downtown Nashville: Andrew Jackson's Hermitage, Nashville Shores, resort golf, and local restaurants near the airport.

Berry Hill looks like a quiet Nashville neighborhood, but this quaint area is home to music, makers & crafters, popular restaurants, antiques, furniture & décor.

Adjacent to Vanderbilt University, Nashville’s Midtown neighborhood is home to Centennial Park, The Parthenon, and plenty of popular restaurants, bars, and boutiques.

South of Broadway – or SoBro – is a vibrant downtown neighborhood with upscale hotels, restaurants, live music, key attractions & Nashville’s convention center.

Belmont Hillsboro Village is home to two prestigious universities, unique boutiques, a range of restaurants & the historic Belmont Mansion, and Belcourt Theatre.