Is your family heading to Nashville, Tennessee? Music City is one of the nation\u2019s hippest and exciting places to be. We\u2019ve done the research and hit the streets with our family to give you this guide to the best things to do in Nashville with kids! <\/p>\n
In the past decade Nashille has really had a boom in both population and visitation. Families are moving to the area to enjoy the beauty and culture it offers and as a result, attractions are doing more to be welcoming to families. Use this guide to plan your own Nashville family vacation or a series of day trips if you are a local.<\/p>\n
Explore more of the state. Here are the best things to do in Tennessee with kids<\/a>. <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n A visit to Nashville wouldn\u2019t be complete without seeing the city\u2019s most famous attraction, the Grand Ole Opry<\/a>. <\/strong><\/p>\n A lot has changed since its 1925 origins as a country music radio show. Nearly 100 years of singing, fiddlin\u2019, and guitar pickin\u2019 have taken place on its stage by some of country music\u2019s most famous and iconic artists. <\/p>\n Live shows take place throughout the week, including Saturday nights with over 4,500 consecutive weekly showings! <\/p>\n If seeing some of today\u2019s most famous country music and comedy stars isn\u2019t part of your touring plan (or you are visiting on an off day), consider taking the backstage VIP tour <\/strong>that puts you in the middle of the action and even onto the famous circle.<\/p>\n Next door, explore the Opryland Outlets<\/strong> (Tennessee\u2019s largest) and Gaylord Opryland Resort<\/a>. Interested in the Opry\u2019s history? The original Ryman Auditoriu<\/strong>m downtown can still be toured.<\/p>\n More than 2.5 million country music artifacts fill the Country Music Hall of Fame<\/a>. From recordings to costumes to musical instruments, pictures, and more, the museum is a must for fans of the music genre. <\/p>\n Kids will love the Taylor Swift Education Center<\/strong> and the numerous themed interactive scavenger hunts keeping them interested and involved as you tour and explore the archives.\u00a0<\/p>\n Looking for more music museum fun? Explore the Nashville\u2019s music museums:<\/p>\n Bring music to the present with a visit to a live show at one of the \u201cHonky Tonk Highways\u2019\u201d numerous daily shows. <\/p>\n Although the scene is definitely skewed toward the older crowd, all Broadway honky tonks are open until 5pm for all ages <\/strong>with live music of all genres spilling out into the streets from every venue. <\/p>\n Many honky tonks, like Ole Red (opened by country music star Blake Shelton), offer full restaurant menus in addition to drinks.\u00a0<\/p>\n At nighttime, options on Broadway are limited, but some venues off Broadway stay all ages every day. We visited the famous \u201c3rd & Lindsley\u201d for this perk.\u00a0<\/p>\n If you have country music fans in your group they will want to take a picture with the star of their favorite music legend. This is a fun and free attraction to enjoy while walking from Country Music Hall of Fame to Bridgestone Arena.<\/p>\n Originally created in Nashville with an infamous story of a lover\u2019s revenge, Hot Chicken is an absolute must try! And if spicy isn\u2019t really your thing, have no fear. There are numerous heat levels to try and all come topped with tasty, fresh pickles. <\/p>\n Prince\u2019s Hot Chicken<\/strong>, who created the now-popular fried chicken variation over 100 years ago, has eight heat levels from \u201cplain\u201d to \u201cXXX Hot!\u201d<\/p>\n BBQ fans will also find plenty to fall in love with in Nashville. Low-and-slow, Tennessee-style BBQ can be found at Edley\u2019s BBQ<\/strong>, often voted the best BBQ in the city year after year. <\/p>\n Their \u201cTuck Special\u201d is a local favorite and \u201cbest sandwich\u201d winner in the city. It includes smoked brisket, an over-easy egg, pimento cheese, dill pickles, and two types of barbecue sauces. <\/p>\n Martin\u2019s BBQ<\/strong> is another favorite BBQ restaurant, located just south of the city. If your in the Germantown neighborhood, consider Butchertown Hall<\/strong>, home to Texas-style BBQ and Tex-Mex favorites.<\/p>\n Another Nashville original, Meat & Three is southern, soul food at its core. The name mostly explains it all. You\u2019ll choose a meat dish and three sides to enjoy. Popular restaurants include Puckett\u2019s Grocery<\/strong> (live music nightly) and 417 Union<\/strong>, a retro diner.\u00a0<\/p>\n Picky eaters? Head to downtown\u2019s Assembly Food Hall<\/strong>. Here more than 30 local Nashville eateries intertwine in one central and hip location!<\/p>\n The Nashville Zoo<\/a> features more than 350 amazing creatures from around the world, including the new Andean bear and Sumatran tiger exhibits and kid-friendly favorites like kangaroos, spider monkeys, Masai giraffe, leopards, and white rhinoceros. <\/p>\n This non-profit, conservation-minded zoo also features a fun zip line, carousel, and train for kids hoping to add a bit more adventure to their visit.\u00a0<\/p>\n In the downtown Nashville area sits the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. Visiting this park is one of the more unique things to do in Nashville with kids.<\/p>\n Self-guided and ranger-guided tours are popular for families<\/strong> wanting to explore the trails and its structures, including a 200-foot map walkable granite map of the state, a WW2 memorial, fountains and water features, and oddly enough, a full-scale replica of the Parthenon from Athens. <\/strong><\/p>\n Built for the 100th anniversary of the state and as a nod to Nashville being the \u201cAthens of the South,\u201d the Parthenon features rotating art exhibits and tours that may pique the interest of your family.\u00a0<\/p>\n 20 minutes from downtown on J. Percy Priest Lake, Long Hunter State Park<\/strong> is a great option for true outdoor enthusiasts. Families can explore the park\u2019s 2,600 acres while hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, biking, or camping.\u00a0<\/p>\n The park also has over 20 miles of hiking trails, including the popular Volunteer Trail which has picturesque views of the lake. Some of the trails are multi-use and open to bikers as well. <\/p>\n Although most people head to Nashville for the city perks, that doesn\u2019t mean there isn\u2019t plenty to do in the great outdoors.\u00a0<\/p>\n Just 10 miles outside of downtown Nashville, Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort<\/a> has a water park (Nashville\u2019s biggest featuring a wave pool, lazy river, beach and more); treetop adventure course (ropes course and zip lines); jet ski, boat and kayak rentals; group games, and hiking trails.\u00a0<\/p>\n The resort also features on-site cabins and over 100 RV sites for families who want to stay on property and use the resort as their home-base.<\/p>\n Zip Lining is always a hit with older kids, and Adventureworks<\/a> has two locations in the Nashville area. At the Nashville West location families can zip through\u00a0old-growth forest along the Harpeth River. They even have moonlight tours on certain Saturdays. The Nashville North location has eight zips over the Whites Creek Pike with great views.<\/p>\n In order to participate kids must be at least eight and weigh over 50 lbs.<\/p>\n Adventure Park<\/a> is the area\u2019s newest and largest outdoor park. They have an aerial adventure park filled with obstacles and route of varying degrees of difficulty. Start easy and work your way up! This is open kids as young as seven. Mix things up and try the glow in the dark course at night!<\/p>\n Little ones ages 3 \u2013 6 have their own Adventure Playground with scaled down versions of the obstacles on the big course. In addition to the adventure courses this location also has outdoor axe throwing. <\/p>\n Just eight miles south of downtown, you will finnd Radnor Lake State Park<\/a>, a great place to get away from the bustle of the city and enjoy nature. The park covers over 1,300 acres, and the lake is a haven for wildlife including ncluding deer, owls, herons, and otters.<\/p>\n Visit the Walter Criley Visitor Center<\/strong> to join educational programs, guided hikes, and nature talks that are being offered. If you are looking for an easy and scenci walk, take the 1.5-mile Lake Trail<\/strong> which circumnavigates Radnor Lake. To enjoy views from above, hike the Ganier Ridge Trail<\/strong> which is about 2.2 miles long.<\/p>\n Take your budding scientists on an adventure through the galaxy at Nashville\u2019s Adventure Science Center.<\/a> The hands-on exhibits and interactions are sure to spark curiosity and interest in kids of all ages<\/strong>, making it one of the popular things to do in Nashville with kids.<\/p>\n Family favorites include a simulated weightlessness experience to see what it would feel like to fly through space, fingerprint scanning, a laser game that teaches kids to fight off germs, and virtual reality experiences that go back in time.\u00a0<\/p>\n While visiting, don\u2019t forget to climb to the roof for an amazing view of the Nashville skyline!<\/p>\n Belle Meade<\/strong>, once one of the largest private estates in Nashville, now features two tours of its much smaller, but still preserved grounds. <\/p>\n The Mansion Tour<\/strong> focuses on the families and slaves who contributed to the success of the mansion, and the Journey to Jubilee Tour<\/strong>, that tells the stories of the plantation\u2019s slaves, both before and after emancipation. Families can enjoy a taste of old-fashioned southern cooking while on site at The Belle Meade Meat & Three<\/strong>.<\/p>\n President Andrew Jackson\u2019s Hermitage<\/strong> is one of the nation\u2019s most visited presidential homes. The historic landmark sits on over 1,000 acres and features more than 30 historic buildings, many of which can be explored both indoors and out. <\/p>\n Thankfully, the hermitage recognizes the role of slavery in its success. Tours explain the inherant racism that so notably benefited many in the South, including Jackson.<\/p>\n Looking for more historic homes? Belmont Mansion <\/strong>can be toured in just 30-45 minutes. One of the largest homes in the South during the 1850s, the mansion\u2019s story focus on Adelicia Acklen, the one-time wealthiest woman in Tennessee.<\/p>\n Not every family loves art museums. But even if strolling galleries isn\u2019t your thing, consider a visit to the Frist <\/a>to see if it can change your mind. <\/p>\n In addition to offering world-class exhibitions from global sources, families will love the Martin ArtQuest Gallery. The gallery includes 30 interactive art-making stations designed to get even the most art-adverse into creating and exploring artwork. <\/strong><\/p>\n Add in the full-service cafe, live music, and outdoor sculpture park, the Frist is a must-visit. Oh, and bonus- kids under 18 are free!<\/p>\n Prefer your art to have wheels? Check out the Lane Motor Museum<\/strong>,<\/a> featuring 150 cars and motorcycles from across the globe, including the largest collection of European cars in the US! <\/p>\n The museum is renowned for its focus on displaying a diverse and eclectic collection of vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, and even some microcars. They have classic cars, military vehicles, alternative fuel vehicles, and one-of-a-kind prototypes. <\/p>\n There are vehicles demonstrations Thursday through Monday at 11. The museum is closed Tuesday and Wednesday.<\/p>\n Looking for something fun and different to experience? How about roller derby? Roller derby matches are a blast to experience in person and the Nashville Roller Derby<\/a> always put on a great show. <\/p>\n Not familiar with the sport? Roller derby is a fast-paced and physically intense sport played on roller skates. It involves two teams of skaters who skate around an oval track. Points are scored when a designated skater, known as the \u201cjammer,\u201d laps members of the opposing team.<\/p>\n Games often include entertainment elements such as halftime shows, music, and fan engagement. The season typically runs April through October and matches are held at various venues throughout the area. <\/p>\n Cheekwood Estate & Gardens<\/a> is a historic estate, museum, and botanical garden that was oroginally the private residence of the Cheek family of Maxwell House Coffee fame. It is a stately Georgian-style mansion extensive botanical gardens and rotating art exhibitions. <\/p>\n The estate is especially popular to visit during the holidays when one million lights light up the gardens. There are also s\u2019mores, seasonal drinks, and a Holiday Marketplace. They also have a harvest festival in the fall with pumpkin displays and activities and a spring celebration known as \u201cCheekwood in Bloom\u201d when the garden\u2019s flowers explode with color. <\/p>\n Check out our full guide to all the best Nashville Christmas events<\/a>. <\/p>\n Does your family love a good ghost story? Then embark on a family-friendly ghost tour to learn about Nashville\u2019s haunted history. The Ghosts of Nashville Tour visits the most haunted locations\u00a0in town, including spots that were featured on Ghost Hunters<\/em>\u00a0and\u00a0Ghost Adventures<\/em>. <\/p>\n This is a walking tour. It is spooky but they welcome children of all ages onthe tour so there is no R-rated material if you know what I mean. <\/p>\n Book your ghost tour online<\/a>!<\/p>\n I am always a fan of a state museum. It is a great way to learn about the history of the state and those who lived there long before it was a state. The Tennessee State Museum <\/a>covers various time periods and topics including Native American history, the Civil War, and life on the early frontier all the way up to the 21st century.<\/p>\n They also have a Children\u2019s Gallery designed for kids ages 3 \u2013 8 with lots of hands-on experiences to enjoy. Storytime takes place at 10:30am on Tuesdays and Saturdays. <\/p>\n If you have teens or tweens in your group, you know that they love to share their vacations with their friends by taking selfies in cool locations. Here are a few of our favorite spots in Nashville to snap selfies:<\/p>\n Absolutely! Nashville is full of family-friendly attractions including music museums, hands-on science exhibits, a world-class zoo, and scenic parks. Whether you\u2019re visiting with toddlers or teens, there\u2019s something to keep every age engaged.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Families can enjoy free attractions like Centennial Park and the Parthenon, the Tennessee State Museum, Radnor Lake trails, the Music City Walk of Fame, and mural hunting in the 12 South and The Gulch neighborhoods.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Spring and fall are the best times to visit due to mild weather and family-friendly festivals. Summer is great for water parks and live music, while winter brings holiday lights and indoor attractions like the Adventure Science Center and Opryland\u2019s ICE! event.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Top family-friendly hotels include Gaylord Opryland Resort with its indoor gardens and water park, Omni Nashville Hotel for downtown access, and the Hyatt Centric for skyline views and proximity to Broadway attractions.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Yes, Broadway is family-friendly during the daytime. Many honky tonks welcome kids before 5 p.m., with live music and full food menus. It becomes more adult-oriented in the evening, so early visits are best for families.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/section>\nOver 20 Great Things to do in Nashville with Kids<\/h2>\n
Music & Culture Attractions<\/h2>\n
Visit the Grand Ole Opry \u2013 Nashville\u2019s Most Famous Family-Friendly Show<\/h3>\n
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Explore the Country Music Hall of Fame with Kids \u2013 Hands-On Exhibits & Tours<\/h3>\n
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Enjoy Live Music on Broadway \u2013 Best Kid-Friendly Honky Tonks in Nashville<\/h3>\n
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Music City Walk of Fame Park<\/h3>\n
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What to Eat in Nashville with Kids \u2013 Hot Chicken, BBQ, and Meat & Threes<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nVisit the Nashville Zoo \u2013 Animal Encounters & Family Activities<\/h3>\n
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Parks & Outdoor Fun<\/h2>\n
Visit Centennial Park & The Parthenon \u2013 Free Family Fun in Downtown Nashville<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nHike, Bike & Camp at Long Hunter State Park \u2013 Outdoor Adventure Near Nashville<\/h3>\n
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Cool Off at Nashville Shores \u2013 Water Park, Lake Activities & Family Resort<\/h3>\n
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Zip Line Adventures Near Nashville \u2013 Family Fun at Adventureworks<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nClimb, Zip & Play at The Adventure Park at Nashville \u2013 Aerial Fun for All Ages<\/h3>\n
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Explore Radnor Lake State Park \u2013 Wildlife, Hiking, and Nature Walks Near the City<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nScience, History & Art<\/h2>\n
Hands-On Learning at the Adventure Science Center \u2013 Fun for All Ages<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nTour Belle Meade Historic Site \u2013 Learn About Nashville\u2019s Southern Roots<\/h3>\n
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Explore The Hermitage \u2013 President Andrew Jackson\u2019s Home & Grounds<\/h3>\n
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Make Art at the Frist Art Museum \u2013 Creative Fun at Martin ArtQuest Gallery<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nExplore the Lane Motor Museum \u2013 Vintage Cars & Motorcycles for Curious Kids<\/h3>\n
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Experience a Roller Derby Match \u2013 High-Energy Fun with the Nashville Team<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nSeasonal Events at Cheekwood Estate \u2013 Gardens, Lights & Family Festivals<\/h3>\n
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Take a Family-Friendly Ghost Tour \u2013 Spooky Stories from Nashville\u2019s Past<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nDiscover Tennessee State Museum \u2013 History Exhibits & Kids Gallery<\/h3>\n
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Instagrammable Nashville Locations<\/h3>\n
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Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Nashville with Kids<\/h2>\n
Is Nashville a good place to visit with kids?<\/h3>\n
What are the best free things to do in Nashville with kids?<\/h3>\n
What\u2019s the best time of year to visit Nashville with kids?<\/h3>\n
Where should families stay in Nashville?<\/h3>\n
Is Broadway safe for kids during the day?<\/h3>\n
Best Family-Friendly Hotels in Nashville \u2013 Where to Stay with Kids<\/h2>\n
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