Legendary Honky Tonks, tons of tourists, and a must-do if you’re visiting Nashville!

Midtown is similar to Broadway… Honky Tonks with live music & fine dining options, too! Get wild or escape to a relaxing cocktail bar.

The twenty-something crowd gathers here to get a cocktail on a rooftop bar, take pictures next to the murals, and eat at the trendy restaurants.

This historic neighborhood close to downtown has mimosas as big as your head and award-winning restaurants at every turn.

East Nashville is its own residential neighborhood across the river with lots of eclectic bars and restaurants.

The locals’ favorite coffee shop, boutique clothing stores, and all kinds of food can be found in this college neighborhood.

A bustling neighborhood with shops, bars, pizza, BBQ, coffee, doughnuts, fine dining, a flower truck, and murals for photos.

A secret bar located in an old factory, an authentic Italian place, tacos, and tapas can all be found in this quaint yet lively neighborhood.

Grab the best coffee and bagel you’ve ever had and watch the college kids walk to class.

You’ll find local spots like the Greenhouse Bar, the mall if you want to shop, a mix of chain and local restaurants, and the famous Bluebird Cafe music venue.

Nestled between 12 South and Berry Hill you’ll find Melrose, home to several local hot spots.

This up-and-coming neighborhood continues to grow; amongst old buildings and businesses you’ll find spots that locals love.

Sylvan Park is a pretty residential neighborhood where you can find a park, a golf course, and a few beloved locally-owned restaurants.

West End is a little off the beaten path. You’ll find the famous Centennial Park, some cool hidden local restaurants, and plenty of chain restaurants like Starbucks and P.F. Chang’s.

Berry Hill is a local neighborhood with chain restaurants and stores like Wal-mart and PetSmart. Among the big names are some awesome local hidden gems.

We-Ho is quickly developing and lots of cool bars and distilleries are popping up here!