Top rated rental cars in Nashville, TN
It’s no secret that Nashville is the country music capital of the world — if you’re looking for honky tonk, you’ve come to the right place. Take a stroll down lower Broadway to find the tunes that fuel the city, or soak up the rich history through music tours and museums in town.
But there’s more to Nashville than just the music. Don’t miss out on a remarkable dining scene, stylish shops, and the unique, impressive Parthenon. Grab the keys, turn up the music, and start cruising.
Go for a spin around town to decide your own favorite hot spots, but these great options tend not to disappoint.
For those who prefer down-home to done-up, Tootsie’s is the best honky tonk in town, and even performers doing big shows at the famous Ryman are known to chill out here.
While the Museum of Country Music will give you some insights, for diehard fans of the country legend, you’ll want to browse the largest collection of artifacts and memorabilia from The Man in Black.
They’ve been making the chicken dangerously hot at this shack for over 80 years, so you know they’re not messing around. It’s worth the inevitable wait for a taste of the mythologically addictive original recipe.
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Rent cars in Nashville, TN
Besides the restaurant scenes of East Nashville and Charlotte Avenue, Tennessee is dripping with culture and natural beauty that’s begging to be explored — sometimes both at the same time — so grab a car in Nashville then get on your horse to visit those out-of-the way gems.
Rent the perfect carMake the hour and a half drive north on Interstate 65 into Kentucky to tour the largest known cave system in the world. You’ll see formations with hilarious, apt names like Giant’s Coffin.
Just two hours south, this little city is jam packed with art galleries, history, underground waterfalls, and the marvelous Rock City Gardens.
Because how often do you get to camp out on a country star’s ranch? Make the two-hour drive to take a tour of Loretta’s museum or catch a show at the ranch.
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This 444-mile long historic and scenic highway was originally used by indigenous people as a travel corridor. It winds from Nashville south into Missouri with thrilling twists and great hiking stops.
Drive the 126-mile Chattanooga Loop for a relaxing tour through the Tennessee River Gorge and majestic views of Signal and Lookout Mountains.
Get your fix of twisties on US Highway 7 where you can wind along the relaxing Duck River, and also stop in for Cajun food at Papa Boudreaux in Santa Fe.
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