Destination Guide
Music City is a natural overnight stop on any road trip to Florida's Space Coast. World-class live music, incredible food, and Southern hospitality make it worth an extra day or two. Our itineraries include the best honky-tonks, restaurants, and attractions — all mapped to your schedule.
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Overnight stop on road trips to Florida. Great for music lovers and families alike.
The heartbeat of Nashville. Three blocks of live music venues, each with its own character. Free entry, live music from 10 AM to 3 AM. We'll recommend the best spots based on your group's taste.
The world's largest popular-music museum. $27.95 adults, $17.95 kids 6-12. Plan 2-3 hours. Add the RCA Studio B tour for the full experience.
The 'Mother Church of Country Music.' Self-guided tour $30, or catch a show. Even if you're not a country fan, the acoustics and history are worth it.
Free. A full-scale replica of the Athenian Parthenon with a 42-foot gold-leaf Athena statue inside. Great for kids and photos.
The legendary radio show since 1925. Tickets $39-150+ depending on the night. Book ahead — shows sell out weeks in advance.
Dining
Hand-picked restaurants we include in our itineraries — from road-trip quick stops to special-occasion dinners.
The original Nashville hot chicken. Cash only. Casual, family-friendly. Expect a line but it moves fast.
The modern take on hot chicken. Multiple locations, faster service. Great for families with kids.
Southern comfort food in a historic grocery setting. Downtown location perfect for lunch between attractions.
Upscale Southern on Broadway. Great for dinner before hitting the honky-tonks. Kid-friendly menu available.
Accommodations
Options at every budget level. We'll match you to the right hotel based on your group size, budget, and preferences.
Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown — walk to Broadway, free breakfast, pool for kids. $130-180/night.
Hyatt Centric Downtown — modern, great rooftop bar, walking distance to everything. $200-280/night.
The Hermitage Hotel — Nashville's only Forbes 5-star hotel. Historic, elegant, impeccable service. $350-500/night.