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*NEW* Light-filled Oasis, Walk To Everything!

Fun East Nashville Studio

Broadway Booze N' Snooze

Historic Dream In East Nashville

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Music City EZ Downtown Nashville Ryman Theme

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Downtown Nashville Condo Near ALL the Honky Tonks

Downtown Nashville Oasis: Vibrant 1BR Apt w/ Pool

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Walk to Broadway-Rooftop Pool-Views-Secure Parking

Best of Downtown Nashville!

Walk to All/Broadway/ON THE RIVER/2 BDRM 2 BA/POOL

Steps away from Broadway-Courtyard Private Access

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Ultimate Retreat! Glam Bar, Broadway, Heated Pool.

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Downtown Hidden Gem - Walkable, Great Views
Quick stats about vacation rentals in Downtown Nashville
Total rentals
2.3K properties
Nightly prices starting at
€ 9 before taxes and fees
Total number of reviews
193K reviews
Family-friendly rentals
1.1K properties are a good fit for families
Pet-friendly rentals
530 properties allow pets
Rentals with a pool
1.3K properties have a pool
Your guide to Downtown Nashville
Welcome to Downtown Nashville
For decades, Downtown Nashville has revolved around the lively Honky Tonks, the name bestowed upon the bars and live music venues that pump tunes out into the streets nearly 24/7. Known locally as Lower Broad, or sometimes Honky Tonk Row, the section of Broadway that stretches between 5th Avenue North and the riverfront is the beating heart of the city’s entertainment scene. But even if burning the midnight oil isn’t your thing, Downtown Nashville has plenty more to offer, such as historic Printers Alley — once home to the city’s thriving newspaper and publishing industry — or the galleries of Fifth Avenue of the Arts, which is where many of the famed sit-ins took place during the Civil Rights Movement. The Witness Walls nearby also pay tribute to that period in Nashville’s history. In addition to housing the state Capitol, Downtown Nashville is home to long-time establishments like the Tennessee Performing Arts Center and the city’s main baseball stadium, which also hosts many special events.
The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Downtown Nashville
Crowds in Downtown Nashville are at their peak in the summer months, particularly every June, when for four days the CMA Music Fest takes over with stages and free concerts throughout downtown. April is beautiful in the city, when the weather is balmy and spring flowers are in bloom. Spring also brings with it a few major events like the annual St. Jude Rock ’n’ Roll Nashville marathon and half-marathon. If you want to slide in between the busy season and the heat of summer, plan your trip for October, when the hottest weather has subsided. Fall is equally desirable and has a few fun events of its own, including the wildly popular Nashville Oktoberfest in Germantown.
Top things to do in Downtown Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame
Even the lukewarm country music fan will be impressed by this expansive museum that anchors the downtown scene. The Country Music Hall of Fame pays homage to some of the greats of the early years of country music while rotating in exhibits, costumes, and tour memorabilia from new, up-and-coming artists. Be sure to check out the storied letterpress operation, Hatch Show Print, that’s been around since 1879 and produces its iconic show posters out of the ground level of the Hall of Fame building.
The National Museum of African American Music
This new 56,000-square-foot museum in Downtown Nashville highlights the many genres that were created, inspired, or brought to popular consciousness by African American musicians. In addition to a theater offering immersive experiences, NMAAM’s permanent exhibitions include such galleries as Wade in the Water, chronicling Black religious and spiritual music from the golden age of gospel to R&B and soul.
John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
This iconic 1909 truss bridge links Downtown to East Nashville, allowing you to cross the Cumberland River on foot for that perfect photo opp. On the other side of the bridge is Cumberland Park, with its well-maintained playground and water features running in warmer months.
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- Bridgestone Arena
- Nissan Stadium
- Vanderbilt University
- Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort
- Ascend Amphitheater
- Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- Radnor Lake State Park
- Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
- The Parthenon
- First Tennessee Park
- Percy Warner Park
- Tennessee Performing Arts Center
- Shelby Golf Course
- Nashville Farmers' Market
- Golf Club of Tennessee
- Frist Art Museum
- Adventure Science Center
- John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
- Cedar Crest Golf Club
- Old Fort Golf Course
- Cumberland Park
- Arrington Vineyards
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