 Nashville OverviewCountry music is synonymous with Tennessee's state capital, the
rapidly growing city of Nashville, where the strains of the guitar
and accordion are big business, drawing millions of fans to the
city every year. Dozens of famous names in the music world have
been nourished in Nashville since 1925 when the legendary 'Grand
Ole Opry' went on the air, broadcasting weekly shows touting the
talents of up and coming singers. It all began in the downtown
Ryman Auditorium, originally a church, which became the music hall
where the likes of Dolly Parton and Roy Acuff first strutted their
stuff. Visitors still come today to visit Opryland, the resort that
incorporates the new Grand Ole Opry, northeast of the city. Daily
shows are presented here, and just around the corner is the Country
Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Fans also flock to the area known as
The District, crammed with nightclubs, bars and restaurants where
country music reigns supreme. Everyone, country music fan or not,
cannot fail to leave Nashville with their toes tapping! |
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel Nashville
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel in Nashville offers southern hospitality, an ideal location just up the street from Music Row and the most luxurious stays in the city.
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The Hermitage Hotel Nashville
Acting as a sanctuary in the middle of bustling Nashville, the Hermitage Hotel is an ideal mixture of rich history, supreme luxury, and cutting-edge technology.
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Gaylord Opryland
Whether you come for business or for pleasure, the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville is sure to provide a lasting impression. The destination property offers everything under its nine acres of atrium covered gardens, waterfalls and walkways.
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