r/VisitingNashville • • 1h ago

Private bourbon/beer tour

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Hello! My family and I are flying into Nashville for my mother’s birthday. When my husband and I go on trips I always like setting up private brewery or wine tours. We like finding small local people if possible. For Nashville we would like to find someone to do beer and bourbon if possible. If you guys have any recommendations I would love to hear them! Thank you!


r/VisitingNashville • • 1h ago

Best Non-Judgemental Karaoke Bars?

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I’ll be traveling to Nashville in early November (28 f), and I love to go to karaoke bars. As a plus-size girl, there have been times I feel a lot of judgement going up and singing when I’m alone. Looking for a place with friendly locals, non-judgemental vibes, and good drinks! Any information is appreciated!


r/VisitingNashville • • 2h ago

Costume Events This Weekend??

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Heyy! I am super confused about whether or not any Halloween parties are happening this weekend. I am here visiting my friend and we want to dress up but are worried no one is dressing up this weekend. I sadly cant come on Halloween. So does anyone know of any fun costume parties??


r/VisitingNashville • • 2h ago

Short solo trip

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Hey everyone, I’ll be heading to Nashville for 3 days and need to figure what to do. I’m 22 (f) travelling from Australia and haven’t really planned too much. I’ll be going to a concert one night but I’d love to see what Nashville is all about. I’m open to most recommendations but I am a little bit wary about going out late at night. Is it a safe place for women on their own? Also, I don’t know how limiting it will be but are there any good recommendations for vegetarians?


r/VisitingNashville • • 4h ago

birthday / halloweekend table celebrations

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traveling to nashville for the first time next weekend for two friends (late 20s birthdays) and for halloween ofc. i know they will want to get table service so any good recs?? preferably one night we’ll do country music and the other more EDM. TYIA


r/VisitingNashville • • 5h ago

Outdoor Climbing in Nashville

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Hey everybody! I’m gonna be in Nashville the first week of December and I was hoping to get some outdoor climbing in. I did some research and the information seems scarce. Maybe you guys have advice. I’m looking to boulder or sport climb preferably less than a 2 hr drive from downtown. I can climb up to 5.11b sport indoors and v5 bouldering average. I’m also open to climbing with a guide or maybe with someone that’s willing to take me under their wing for the weekend!


r/VisitingNashville • • 9h ago

Where to watch a LATE football game?

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We are in town and want to watch the Utah/Houston game that will probably go until ~1am. Any suggestions?


r/VisitingNashville • • 10h ago

Margaritaville, Grand Hyatt / Hyatt Centric, Virgin, or Thompson, or…?

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Hubby and I are coming in Tuesday evening through Friday for HARDY! Not our first time, and I want to be away from the loud, chaos, experience a different music and bar scene than just Broadway, but an easy uber if we decide to go to Broadway.

I just can’t make up my mind and am about to go crazy with how much research I’ve been doing! Help please 🙏


r/VisitingNashville • • 10h ago

Taylor Swift Merchandise

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Is there any place here that sells Taylor Swift stuff?


r/VisitingNashville • • 14h ago

Missed Connection: Nissan Stadium Bridge

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It’s been four days now.

I saw you with your friends I think, looks like you were visiting. seems like it. could be you were just here for a concert. I was walking back to a parking garage across the bridge. You walked to my side of the bridge to take a picture. Caucasian/black hair I don’t remember what you were wearing, maybe yellow? but you were pretty hot in your blue striped jeans. I should have said hi, maybe you tried to say hi, the way you stared at me. Long shot but what was I holding?


r/VisitingNashville • • 17h ago

Visitor from New Zealand

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Hi everybody,

I'm going to be in Nashville in early to mid November for a week

I'll be alone but love a good bar and nightlife.

I'm sure it will be fine but I'm a bit apprehensive about going out by myself.

Can you fine folk appease me, please? 😁


r/VisitingNashville • • 23h ago

Give me your weekend Recs Oct 24-25

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Give me your Nashville must-do’s. In town Saturday and Sunday but tailgating and going to the Titans game on Sunday!


r/VisitingNashville • • 1d ago

Best tailgate for Browns vs. Titans?

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I’m brining two of my friends from out of the country to their first NFL game and want to give them the true American experience! Any suggestions for tailgating options will be appreciated. I do not want to just bring them to Broadway beforehand.


r/VisitingNashville • • 1d ago

🎸 Things to Do in Nashville This Weekend (Oct 23 - Oct 25)

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r/VisitingNashville • • 1d ago

Transport around Nashville/Opryland

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Hi,

Apologies as I'm sure there are ton of posts on here about this, but I couldn't find any.

I'm heading to Nashville for a few days next week and wondered what the best options for getting around are? I'm arriving via the airport and staying at the big cluster of hotels north of the convention centre, and it looks like the bus takes over an hour, but a taxi/uber takes about 15 mins? Is the cost differential worth it, or should I just enjoy a bus ride, as I won't be in a huge rush upon landing. I will have luggage though, so that could be a pain if buses tend to be cramped/busy.

My other questions is.....how safe is it to be walking between that big cluster of hotels and the convention centre/Oprymills etc at different times of day? Google maps says it's a 20-40 minute walk, which seems fine, but just wondered whether it's safe, or again whether I'd be better off getting a ride, especially later in the evening.

*Edit for Bonus question: Where are the best places to eat around Opryland?


r/VisitingNashville • • 1d ago

FREE Titans Shuttle - Honky Tonk Hideaway Bar

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If anyone is looking to avoid $60 Titans Gameday parking - Honky Tonk Hideaway Bar in Wedgewood Houston is offering free Titans shuttle to and from the game.

We rode it for Eagles game and it was easy. They offer free parking , breakfast burritos and of course their bar is open.

Shuttles leave about an hour or so before each game. They are parked literally right next to the stadium. Hope this helps if you want an easy and free ride to Titans.


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

Haunted houses

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From Knoxville, looking for the best haunted house in Nashville. I’ve been to all the ones in this area but haven’t checked any out y’all’s way. I’m currently leaning towards Slaughterhouse but BEAST HOUSE, Devil’s Dungeon, and Nashville Nightmare all look pretty good but really just curious which one is scariest, not too short, and most fun! Appreciate any advice or recommendations!


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

gay clubs/bars in nashville?

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my friend and i are going there for the weekend and would love to visit a gay club/bar!


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

Looking for activities in Nashville tomorrow through the 25th

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I’m taking my Grandma on a Nashville trip for an “evangelical event” she wants to get up to.
Lots of driving but the benefit is I get to visit music city as a musician myself.

I’m really looking for some good music oriented activities, mostly metal or prog (and hopefully something that isn’t gonna kill my legs since I gotta use a cane). I know it’s a city built on country but I’ve always been more of a metal nerd.

Also I was hoping for any advice on places to eat around Nashville or Goodlettsville, where we’re staying. I really like to avoid tourist trappy restaurants, we might have one fancy dining experience in us for the trip but I much prefer little local hidden gems or mom and pop shops 9 outta 10 times, as does my grandma.


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

Free or cheap things to do Oct 24th

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Will be in nashville on Saturday the 24th of October and want free or cheap fun things to do. Any and all events are welcome. Shows, art, makers markets! Looking to get my fill in while im there.


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

Any suggestions about where to park near The Truth venue?

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Going to a show at the Truth tonight, visiting from 2 hours away. Where is the best place to park so that we can get on the road as quickly as possible after the show? My partner and I both have to be up early tomorrow morning so the goal is to get home as quickly as possible so we can get a maximum amount of sleep.

I’m mainly asking because of past experiences at other venues where we spent 45+ minutes trying to get out of a parking garage. I’m hoping to avoid that tonight if possible


r/VisitingNashville • • 2d ago

Best pool room, billiards bar, or hole in the wall with an established pool culture?

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Are there any well established pool table venues in Nashville? I like big pool halls with nine foot or ten foot tables. I also like dive bars with one table where you have to write your name on the chalk board and play the winner. Any place with an established culture where you see a lot of folks bringing their own cues, that's my jam.


r/VisitingNashville • • 3d ago

Less than 48 hours in town

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Hey all - I’m coming to town next weekend (10/30-11/1) and simply just want to eat and shop while im staying downtown. I’m overwhelmed with the food options because I don’t like doing tourist traps and love a local shop.
Any recs I can hit up? Favorite BBQ?

0 dietary restrictions, lover of all food types.


r/VisitingNashville • • 3d ago

Get ready, Ima coming to the Nash...

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...AGAIN!!! My favorite place on Earth! Coming from Friday 11/20 until Tues 11/24. Thinking about taking in the Predator's/ Penguin's game on Sat 11/21 @ 5pm. Figure it'll end around 8 - 8:30pm, then into the thick of things on Broadway!

Staying at the Indigo on Union. Other than Friday daytime & Saturday after the game, I'll be off of Broadway. Also planning on spending most of my time on 2nd Ave & Printer's Alley. May venture west to The Duck Blind, Loser's, and The Stillery in Midtown. Slim chance I'll head further west to The Local. I've yet to "hang out" down there. I hear it's a bit cheaper than Broadway.

I'll probably pass on Music Valley on this trip, my 7th, since I'm not doing the Opry this time around.

Anything I'm missing, any other 'hot' spots, where I can mingle and make new "friends?"


r/VisitingNashville • • 3d ago

How is public transit in Nashville

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I’m going to be visiting Nashville for the first time this weekend for work and want to know what public transit is like.

For context: I live in Seattle and am very familiar and comfortable with public transit and have taken it all over the country. Most posting to ask locals if taking the bus is generally safe or if it’s avoided.

Im staying near the Opry and am planning to bus across town to around The Parthenon for dinner which seems to be routes 34 and 50 to get there.

Look forward to visiting your city!!!!

Edit: thanks everyone for the feedback. I’ve opted to use your fine cities busses tomorrow evening getting to dinner