Best Neighborhoods in Nashville
Nashville is a city of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own personality. Whether you're looking for the best food, nightlife, music, or places to live, here's our guide to the best neighborhoods in Nashville.
Berry Hill
A city within a city — Berry Hill is a few blocks of 1940s cottages housing recording studios, indie shops, and local restaurants.
Hillsboro Village
A historic, walkable village between Vanderbilt and Belmont, packed with independent boutiques, coffee shops, and Nashville institutions like Belcourt Theatre and Pancake Pantry.
Music Row
Nashville's music industry district since the 1950s features studios, labels, and publishers hidden inside arts and crafts homes with Belmont and Vanderbilt both around the corner.
Germantown
Nashville's oldest historic district, where restored Victorian homes, brick sidewalks and an abundance of great restaurants sit five minutes from downtown.
The Nations
An ever-evolving west-side neighborhood of breweries, coffee shops, and new builds, watched over by the stunning 200-foot silo mural of longtime resident Lee Estes.
Franklin
A historic small town 20 miles south of Nashville, where the Victorian-era Main Street anchors some of Tennessee's best family neighborhoods.
12 South
Arts and crafts homes on some of Nashville's prettiest streets, with the hugely popular 12th Avenue shopping and restaurant district at its center.
Green Hills
An upscale, leafy neighborhood south of downtown known for the Green Hills Mall and the legendary Bluebird Cafe.
Downtown
The home of Nashville's legendary live music scene with neon honky-tonks on Broadway, the Ryman, Bridgestone Arena and Ascend Amphitheater.
Sylvan Park
A leafy west-side neighborhood where craftsman homes line suburban streets, with the Richland Creek Greenway and Murphy Road's local restaurants at its center.
The Gulch
A former train yard reborn as Nashville's most modern district with rooftop bars, chef-driven restaurants, and luxury condo towers rising around some must-see local spots.
East Nashville
Across the Cumberland from downtown, East Nashville isn't a neighborhood but a region containing a dozen of them including probably Nashville's best collection of local restaurants and bars.
West End
Home to Centennial Park, the Parthenon, and Vanderbilt University, West End is a leafy, well-established neighborhood running from downtown toward Belle Meade.
Bellevue
A relaxed suburban neighborhood in west Nashville where more than half the land is protected parkland, including Warner Parks and the start of the Natchez Trace.
Midtown
A dense, walkable pocket of bars, restaurants, and apartments with some of Nashville's best nightlife away from Broadway.
Belle Meade
Tennessee's most exclusive residential addresses with grand estates on winding, tree-lined streets beside Percy Warner Park and Cheekwood.
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