If you are new to the south and have been waiting your whole life for the perfect place to wear a cowboy hat in public come on down to Broadway y’all! Downtown Nashville is a thriving bootstompin hell of a time for tourists and locals alike. You never know whose boot you might step on while you barhop your way down Broadway. Local celebs and Nashville natives expertly weave their way around bachelorette parties and pedal taverns and everybody rocks out to the same awesome tunes that gave Nash Vegas its Country Music Hall of Fame. Enjoy a piano bar battle with your whiskey or watch the sunset from one of the rooftop bars and take in all the energy, fun and live music Nashville is famous for. Even the musicians belting on the street corners sound as good as what’s on the radio. If the chaos of Broadway is too overwhelming or you need a break from hearing Wagon Wheel seventeen times in a row just mosey on down to The Gulch. The Gulch still has a party vibe but its more of a party after work kinda crowd. Think craft cocktails instead of fireball shots.The apartments in Downtown Nashville and The Gulch are the most luxurious apartment options in Nashville. The high-rise apartment options in Downtown Nashville offer some of the best skyline views in Nashville with floor to ceiling windows and beautiful amenities. If you want to come home from a night out on the town to chill in a rooftop pool or watch the famous Nashville firework shows from your sky lounge this is the area of Nashville for you. The finishes in the downtown apartments and apartments in The Gulch offer high end quartz or granite countertops, brand new appliances and energy efficient buildings. There are huge state of the art gyms in each of the Downtown and The Gulch apartments and fitness classes are frequently included in your rent or offered at an extreme discount to residents. There are sound proof music studios built into a lot of the apartment options Downtown and in The Gulch for late night jamming along with free bike rentals and storage. Most apartments Downtown and in The Gulch have resident events a few times a month which provide an instant network of friends and potential business partners. Nashville is a thriving and friendly city and the resident events at each community create an easy transition if you’re moving from out of state.Start a journey down Broadway you probably won’t remember on the rooftop bar at Acme Feed and Seed and then migrate down to Honkey Tonk Central for some jello shots. Big Bang Piano bar has insane dueling piano battles and Skull’s Rainbow Room on Printer’s Alley has an amazing after hours burlesque show. Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar has some incredible blues music if your want to ride your buzz with some of the legends. The Thompson Hotel in the Gulch has a rooftop bar with stunning views of the city and occasionally stunning views of local celebs.
Where can you find a caramel apple, a historical ghost and an antique lamp all in the same place?
If you are new to the south and have been waiting your whole life for the perfect place to wear a cowboy hat in public come on down to Broadway y’all! Downtown Nashville is a thriving bootstompin hell of a time for tourists and locals alike
East Nashville is a rapidly growing neighborhood that has changed dramatically over the last decade but the local pride of the area is as permanent as the tattoos decorating many of its residents.
If you are too cool for coolness itself and you have a trust fund or a great job, you probably live in Germantown.
South Nashville encompasses the popular Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood and stretches all the way out to Antioch, an affordable outlying neighborhood of Nashville.
Smyrna and Lavergne are situated halfway between Downtown Nashville and Murfreesboro.
Donelson and Hermitage are both neighborhoods that offer convenient access to the airport.
Murfreesboro is an expanding city about thirty minutes outside of Downtown Nashville. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the country and home to Middle Tennessee State University.
Hendersonville is a very historical area of Nashville with its past rooted in country music.
Mt Juliet and Lebanon are suburbs of Nashville and are located in the Wilson County School district. Mount Juliet High School is a top ranked school which is no surprise since Wilson County has a long history of academic success.