Holiday Inn Express Nashville Downtown - Broadway Local area

Nissan Stadium, home to the Tennessee Titans, is a premier venue for NFL games, concerts, and special events. Located along the Cumberland River, it offers stunning views of downtown Nashville. The stadium hosts major events, including CMA Fest and the NFL draft, delivering an unforgettable experience. Whether catching a game or a live performance, Nissan Stadium is a must-visit destination.

Bridgestone Arena is a world-class venue in downtown Nashville, just a short walk from our hotel. Home to the NHL's Nashville Predators, it also hosts major concerts, sporting events, and award shows like the CMA Awards. With a capacity of over 17,000, it offers an electric atmosphere for live performances. Located steps from Broadway, it's the perfect spot for A-list artists, thrilling hockey games, and high-energy events, making it a centerpiece of Music City's vibrant entertainment scene.

Known as the "Mother Church of Country Music," Ryman Auditorium is a historic venue just 0.4 miles from our hotel. With unmatched acoustics and a rich history, it was originally built as a church in 1892 and became home to the Grand Ole Opry, hosting legends like Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton. You can tour this National Historic Landmark or attend live performances by top musicians. Whether enjoying a concert or exploring its storied past, the Ryman is a must-visit for music lovers.

Nashville's museum of the country music hall of fame conveniently located just 7 blocks from the hotel.

Historic TN State Capitol Building in downtown Nashville completed in 1859

Wildhorse Saloon and Bar is a downtown favorite for entertainment and nightlife.

Frist museum of Art

Full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens. Built in 1897.

An area of the southwest side of downtown nashville that is home to hundreds of businesses relating to the country music industry.

Home of the world's longest running live radio program featuring American country music.

Vanderbuilt University is a private research university in nashville, founded in 1873.

Downtown riverfront park home to many of Nashville's special events, including the 4th of July fireworks celebration.

15 block public square of downtown historic Franklin, TN in Williamson County.

Honky Tonk Highway is a lively stretch of Lower Broadway, home to world-famous honky-tonks with live music from 10:00 AM to 3:00 AM daily. From country classics to rock and blues, experience the best of Nashville's vibrant music scene. Enjoy legendary venues like Tootsie's Orchid Lounge and Blake Shelton's bar, Ole Red, where up-and-coming artists and country legends alike perform. With neon lights, lively crowds, and nonstop entertainment, it's the heart of Music City's nightlife.

Music City Center is Nashville's premier convention venue, offering 2.1 million sq ft of event space in the heart of downtown. Adjacent to top attractions like Bridgestone Arena and the Country Music Hall of Fame, it hosts trade shows, conferences, and exhibitions. Its modern design and sustainable features make it a standout facility. Whether attending a business event or exploring downtown, Music City Center is a hub of activity, contributing to Nashville's vibrant culture and economy.