Location Overview

Nashville, known as Music City, offers a rich blend of culture, entertainment, and recreation. Top attractions include the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, Bridgestone Arena concerts, and numerous live music festivals.

For sports enthusiasts, the city is home to the NFL Tennessee Titans, NHL Nashville Predators, MLS Nashville SC, and the Nashville Sounds minor league baseball team. Other notable landmarks include the Parthenon at Centennial Park, Cheekwood Botanical Garden, Nashville Symphony, Opryland Hotel, Frist Art Museum, and the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

Outdoor and family-friendly options include 18 golf courses, 76 parks, 30,000 acres of inland lakes, and the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere — making Nashville a city with something for everyone.

Murfreesboro, located just 30 miles southeast of Nashville, is the fastest-growing city in Tennessee and is considered the geographic center of the state. Home to Middle Tennessee State University, the state’s largest undergraduate university, Murfreesboro has been named the Most Livable Town in Tennessee due to its affordable housing, excellent schools, quality healthcare, and vibrant community life.

Local attractions include the Stones River National Battlefield, Greenway trails, Cannonsburgh Village, Center for the Arts, and Blue Raiders sporting events. Signature events include the Main Street Jazz Fest (May), Uncle Dave Macon Days (July), Wine Around the Square (September), and the Middle Half Marathon (October).