Country music historical sites in Nashville, Tennessee

Tour Nashville offers a variety of guided tours and experiences in the vibrant city of Nashville, Tennessee. Located at 707 18th Avenue South, our expert guides will take you on a journey through the city's rich history, iconic landmarks, and thriving music scene. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a long-time resident, Tour Nashville has something for everyone. Join us and discover the sights, sounds, and flavors of Music City like never before.

Note by Mint House is a luxury lodging and real estate agency located at 421 Union Street in Nashville, Tennessee. We offer two or four-bedroom apartment rentals in downtown Nashville’s vibrant Arts District, providing guests with spacious accommodations and all the comforts of home. Each apartment features a full kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, free Wi-Fi, penthouse views, and contemporary living areas. Whether you're visiting for work or leisure, our modern and stylish apartments are perfect for relaxing, entertaining, and remote working. Situated in the heart of Nashville's arts district, guests at Note by Mint House are surrounded by local attractions such as the Johnny Cash Museum, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and the Frist Art Museum. The historic Ryman Auditorium and Broadway's Honky Tonk Highway, known for its live music venues, are also just steps away. Guests can enjoy the convenience of the on-site Frothy Monkey café, serving specialty coffee and locally-sourced meals.

Sumner County Tourism, located at 2310 Nashville Pike in Gallatin, Tennessee, is a travel agency offering a unique escape from city life just minutes from Nashville. With rich musical roots, historic treasures, beautiful lakes, and scenic trails, Sumner County is a family-friendly destination with charming towns and diverse food options. Our annual visitor's guide is available for download or by mail, providing all the information you need to explore the area. Whether you're looking for a girls' getaway or a patriotic celebration for the 4th of July, Sumner County has something for everyone. Come experience the hospitality and charm that make memories in Sumner County.

The Bill Monroe Bluegrass Statue is a tribute to the "Father of Bluegrass Music," Bill Monroe, located at 116 Rep. John Lewis Way North in Nashville, Tennessee. This iconic statue celebrates Monroe's contributions to the genre of bluegrass music and serves as a reminder of his lasting legacy in the music industry. Visitors can pay their respects to this legendary musician and learn more about his impact on the world of music.

Cedar Creek Access Area is a beautiful park located at 9264 Saundersville Road in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. This park is home to Cedar Creek Campground, situated on the shores of Old Hickory Lake. With 60 campsites available, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as boating, hiking, fishing, and relaxing on the swim beach. The park offers modern amenities including laundry facilities and hot showers for a comfortable camping experience. Each campsite comes with water and electric hookups for added convenience. Families will love the playground, while those looking to host a gathering can reserve the group picnic shelter which accommodates up to 50 guests.