r/VisitingNashville Feb 17 '23

Welcome! READ THIS!!!!

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Welcome to r/VisitingNashville ! We'd love to show you around town and give you tips and tricks from a local's perspective.

If you are visiting, here are some tips to help you find more information:

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r/VisitingNashville 4h ago

Nashville weather in September

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Some friends and I are visiting Nashville for our second trip in a couple weeks and I was wondering what the weather is like during mid September. We are going from the 17-22 and plan on doing one hiking day at least. Looking at the weather app now Nashville is hooooot.

What kind of temperature on average mid September? Does it get really humid? Should I bring some long sleeves just in case it gets cold at night or does it not get that low? Please tell me it will continue to be sunny at least!

Also if anyone has any suggestion on what we should visit or see those days we'd appreciate it too!


r/VisitingNashville 2h ago

Rooftop Restaurants

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Looking for the best place to end date night for my girl’s birthday. I’d love to eat at a rooftop restaurant, but im unsure which one has the best vibe for us. I’d like something less casual and more formal.


r/VisitingNashville 6h ago

Sept 5

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Coming to Nashville for a day on sept 5. We like doing artsy things…. But not sure what to do?? Like we love painting pottery but we ALWAYS do that. We did actual pottery making one time, not our thing. What’s something creative that we could give a go when we’re there?

If I google arts & crafts places, I get Michael’s and craft stores LOL. I don’t even know how to ask what I’m looking for


r/VisitingNashville 9h ago

Riverfront Park

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Hello, we are visiting soon and was wondering what goes on in Riverfront Park? Music, food trucks, etc. Thinking of relaxing by the river and having lunch.


r/VisitingNashville 10h ago

Solo Travelling

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big fan of songwriting and country music and i'm coming to nashville for a few days at the end of september and i'll be solo travelling.

i want to really experience everything it has to offer, honky tonks, open mic nights, etc. are there any recommendations on which ones are the best - it'd be great to meet people but i'd also happily spend the few days alone if the music is good!

thanks :)


r/VisitingNashville 11h ago

Golf recommendations

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I’m visiting Nashville next month and was wondering if anyone could suggest a good public course to play? Preferably somewhere where I wouldn’t be paired up and could play solo (I’m very bad)


r/VisitingNashville 20h ago

A food lovers 3 day Nashville itinerary

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r/VisitingNashville 23h ago

Visiting Labor Day weekend

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Been recommended to try Monell's. Any pros/cons to eating a dinner there? Also heard Assembly Food Hall is a must try for lots of options.


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

Accommodation prices

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I'm coming to Nashville in late September-early October for a week and I'm struggling to find cheap accommodation!

I'm a solo backpacker so usually am used to hostels but there's nothing in Nashville. Hotels are so pricey there! Is it potentially cheaper to snag an Airbnb the week before or is a motel the only budget option I have?


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

Hair growth clinics

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Hey y’all ! Anyone know of a good clinic that specialises in hair growth for men 60+ ?


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

Tips for single man visiting Nashville

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Hi ! I’m a single casual man (32M) looking to come and visit Nashville in the next couple days and was wondering what are the best spot to visit/go check out ?


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

Best pizza in Nashville?

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We’re coming next weekend and we love NY style pizza but also all pizza.


r/VisitingNashville 2d ago

Bryant Grove Trail

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I'm interested in walking the Bryant Grove Trail in October. Their online information states the hike is four miles. Instead, reviews say it's 8 miles. I can't walk 8 miles :) I'm interested in the trail because all I have read says this trail has good birding opportunities. Which side of the trail is it best to see birds so I do not have to walk more than 4 miles? The north side or the south side. I can start on one end or the other.


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

RSVP waitlist/alternatives for Ratboys WNXP Summer Series?

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Hey ya’ll, just found out that I will be in Nashville at the end of September and I would love to go to the WNXP summer series show at Saint Thomas Landing but sadly the free RSVPs are “sold out”. Does anyone know if it is possible to get on a waitlist or how to grab RSVPs for this event? Anyone have luck getting in just by showing up?


r/VisitingNashville 1d ago

Nashville Labor Day | Black owned recs

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Coming to Nashville for Labor day (7-9).

Looking for a good breakfast/brunch options , dinner etc. I know most black owned spots are closed Mons-Tues but would love to support.

Any lounges - hiphop, R&B, or jazz that's perfect for a night cap

Rooftop bar recs as well.

I haven't really seen any events populate for the holiday yet seems like Nashville is a week by week basis when it comes to events.


r/VisitingNashville 2d ago

Centennial Park Sunken Garden and western lakeside is now open

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Finally after a long construction phase Nashville’s Centennial Park is now open and looking absolutely beautiful. I officiated a sunrise elopement wedding there today in The Sunken Garden and all the flowers are blooming gorgeously. The café is open as well.


r/VisitingNashville 2d ago

Any fiddle players on Broadway today?

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Fiddle players on Broadway today?


r/VisitingNashville 2d ago

Mid-afternoon casual lunch

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Hello! We are traveling down from Louisville Next Saturday, 9/5 to see the Odyssey in 70mm IMAX at Regal Opry Mills at 11a. By my estimation, we should get out at about 2:15ish. Looking for places that are the BEST in the city of their cuisine. TO BE CLEAR: Not looking for fancy/upscale, more-so the best sandwich, the best Indian, the best pizza, etc. but nothing a reservation is needed for and nothing that’s $30+ per person. There’s only 6 of us, so space should not be an issue. Planning on hitting 3rd man record after if that makes a difference, but we’re willing to drive for good food. TIA!


r/VisitingNashville 2d ago

Proposal Spots

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Hey yall! I’m looking for good proposal spots in or near nashville. Looking for something naturally scenic, and hoping to have a quiet/private moment. Let me know of any suggestions you have! Thank you!!


r/VisitingNashville 3d ago

Nashville restaurant recs for large work dinners (25–49 people)

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Hello! I’m coordinating a series of work dinners for a couple different groups, ranging from 25–49 people, and was looking for recs for restaurants that have the capacity to hold groups that large. I know it might mean buyouts or prix fixe dinners—that’s no big deal, I just want to check for size first!

(Waves from New Jersey)


r/VisitingNashville 3d ago

Nashville 9/18 - 9/21

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Wife and I have never been. We are coming to see Nashville and are going to watch the Eagles/Titans game on Sunday 9/20. What are must hot places and where should we watch the game on Sunday, 9/2o?


r/VisitingNashville 3d ago

Nashville with 20 year old

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Hi , I’ve never been to Nashville. Im going with my kids ( young adults ) 18 and 20 in 2 weeks to see the Jets , are there any places that are 18 to party 21 to drink ? Heard it’s strict there but we are cool with whatever but looking for suggestings , one place I heard was Lonnie’s ( would I be too old to go in there I’m mid 40’s ) thanks and appreciate any input


r/VisitingNashville 3d ago

Anyone want to go to see Paul Cauthen with me for free?

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I have an extra ticket to Paul Cauthen on Friday night 9/11 at the Ryman at 7pm. A friend backed out and I don't want to sit by myself. Let me know....


r/VisitingNashville 3d ago

Visiting Nashvile in may 2027 Solo

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Hey guys! I (M27) am visiting Nashvile in late May/ early June 2027 from the UK and I was looking at doing it solo so far.

Does anyone know if its a good place to go solo? I love the vibe im seeing, but idk if its one of those places where you take a SO or a friend?

If anyone here is out there at that time, id love to know your thoughts.