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Top 10 Places to Visit in Nashville

1. Grand Ole Opry

The Grand Ole Opry has hosted the world’s longest-running radio show and is the undisputed heart of country music. Celebrating its 100^th anniversary in 2026, the Opry is known for featuring country legends and rising stars. You can book a backstage tour or get tickets for a show, when multiple artists typically hit the stage. Even if country music isn’t your thing, seeing an Opry show is an amazing experience. Charter bus drop-offs are right near the entrance, with designated bus parking at the nearby Opry Mills Mall.

Address: 600 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214.

Phone: (415) 426-5220

2. Country Music Hall of Fame

Whatever you want to know about country music, you’ll discover it at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Stand in awe of unique artifacts from the era of Hank Williams and many others. Check out some 500 musical instruments and 1900 items of stage wear from icons of country music. Bronze plaques honor inductees in the Hall of Fame. You can also sign up for a tour with shuttles to RCA Studio B where Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and many others recorded. The area near 6th Avenue S and Demonbreun Street is best for charter bus loading and unloading.

Address: 222 Rep. John Lewis Way, S Nashville, TN 37203

Phone: (615) 416-2001

3. Ryman Auditorium

The Ryman originally housed the Union Gospel Tabernacle in 1982 and became home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974. Once referred to as the “Carnegie Hall of the South,” the Ryman is a National Historic Landmark. The honest sound of the acoustics and intimate layout lend a particular warmth to the listening experience for any concert at the Ryman. Charter buses typically drop off passengers on 5th Avenue North or nearby side streets for access to the venue entrance.

Address: 116 Rep. John Lewis Way North, Nashville, Tennessee 37219

Phone: (615) 889-3060

4. Frist Art Museum

The Frist may be a “first” because as a 1930s post office transformed into a museum. The well-preserved Art Deco architecture is stunning in itself. The museum’s creatively curated installations rotate, making it a new experience any time you visit. The active lecture series and interactive exhibits make it a strong draw for families and the community. Charter bus drop-off is in the designated pull-through lane on Broadway.

Address: 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203

Phone: 615-244-3340

5. Centennial Park

Centennial Park is worth a visit to see the full-scale replica of The Parthenon of ancient Athens, Greece. Rebuilt after the 1897 Centennial Exposition, the structure features a 42-foot-high statue of Athena. A designated charter bus drop-off zone is at the far end of the parking lot near the entrance.

Address: 2500 West End Ave, Nashville, TN 37203

Phone: (615) 862-8400

6. Belmont Mansion

This lavish, 36-room Italianate house, part of Belmont University, is one of the South’s most elaborate antebellum homes. Fully restored to its 1850’s glory, the estate was the home of Adelicia Acklen, at one time recognized as the wealthiest woman in America. Charter buses park in the oversized parking area between Palace Drive and Girard Road.

Address: Belmont University, Corner of Belmont Blvd. and Acklen Avenue, Nashville, TN 37212

Phone: 615-460-5459

7. Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum

This museum will delight music lovers who appreciate diverse genres. Veering away from country music, the museum is filled with an array of memorabilia from well-known legends such as Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix, as well as from the wider world of rock, soul, and pop. Visitors are bound to spot fascinating tributes to many hidden gems of music production that shaped music history. Charter buses can drop off passengers at designated street-side loading zones on Gay Street or Rep. John Lewis Way North. The venue is ADA-accessible.

Address: 401 Gay St, Nashville, TN 37219

Phone: (615) 244-3263

8. Cheekwood Estate & Gardens

This 1930s estate features a 30,000-square-foot mansion and 55 acres of gardens. Go back in time as you tour furnished period rooms and art collection from the 18^th to the 20^th century. Explore 13 distinct gardens including huge sculptures. Throughout the year, Cheekwood comes alive with themed décor and light displays adorning the home and gardens to celebrate holidays and seasonal festivals. Charter buses drop off passengers at the entrance.

Address: 1200 Forrest Park Drive, Nashville, TN 37205

Phone: 615-356-8000

9. Honky Tonk Highway

Any time of day or night, you can walk up and down Broadway and go in and out of bars, restaurants, and rooftop lounges to partake of country music at its best. For a meal, consider visiting Assembly Food Hall (5055 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203) with more than 30 eateries and bars. To start your adventure and avoid blocking traffic, the most convenient charter bus drop-off and pickup area is near lower Broadway, on side streets from 1^st to 5^th Avenue; or the Union Station/Frist Art Museum area at Broad and 10^th Streets.

Address: 210 Lincoln Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94129

Phone: (415) 561-4323

10. National Museum of African American Music

This museum takes you on a chronological journey that immerses you in the history and evolution of African American music, from its roots to spirituals, blues, jazz, gospel, R&B, and hip-hop. You can create your own digital playlist via RFID-enabled bracelets, also allowing you to record yourself in various genres. This brings an excellent sense of engagement as you view artifacts such as Ray Charles’ piano and Jimi Hendrix’ Stratocaster guitar up close. Charter bus drop-off is convenient to the entrance.

Address: 510 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203

Phone: (615) 301-8724