Where to stay in Nashville
Vacation rentals in Nashville
There are 2,804 vacation rentals near Nashville for all manner or mood of travel, availability of time off, and size of budget. So, if you are hoping for an affordable Nashville vacation, you can find 10% rentals under $91/night. Or if you are willing to splurge on a luxury vacation in Nashville, there are 280 between $607 and $11,546/night. Whether you are sleeping by yourself or with a significant other, or are travelling with a group of 134 there are short term home and apartment rentals in Nashville to fit your vacation needs. The most popular types of short-term rental homes in Nashville are houses, condos and hotels. Nashville has been a frequently searched travel destination this year and continues to grow in popularity. VacationRenter offers a wide selection of vacation rental availability from leading travel sites like Vrbo (Vacation Rentals By Owner), Booking.com, and many more. Search your travel dates to find available Nashville vacation homes for your trip.
Where is Nashville
When you think of Nashville, country music might come to mind. Aside from that, there's definitely a whole lot more. Before you pack your suitcase, check out these travel ideas for things to do while you're vacationing in the Music City so you never miss a beat.
Quick Guide to Nashville
Founded in 1775, Nashville is now the capital of Tennessee. It's located on the Cumberland River and has two lakes for boating at Old Hickory Lake and J. Percy Priest Lake.
- Country Music: Nashville has many concert venues where you can catch big artists performing on stage. Street performers provide live music for tips, so music is just about everywhere. Check out the Music City Walk of Fame.
- Food: Nashville is known for hot chicken that's very spicy. Vacationers can grab a pizza, dine in an award-winning restaurant or indulge in Southern fare at a Tennessee diner. Dinner theaters offer meals and a show.
- Attractions: Explore Nashville's history at one of the museums. Walk through the Historic District. Go to an art crawl to see local artists showcase their pieces.
Home-types in Nashville
Nashville has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Nashville:
Points of interests in Nashville
Nashville has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Nashville:
- The Hermitage: 43,893 vacation rentals
- Ryman Auditorium: 43,893 vacation rentals
- The Parthenon: 43,893 vacation rentals
- Grand Ole Opry: 43,893 vacation rentals
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum: 43,893 vacation rentals
- Tennessee State Capitol: 8,168 vacation rentals
- Lane Motor Museum: 8,168 vacation rentals
- Frist Art Museum: 8,168 vacation rentals
- Belle Meade Plantation: 8,168 vacation rentals
- Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park: 8,168 vacation rentals
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