Downtown Nashville

3. This hotel used to greet visitors traveling by train for over 70 years.
4. This new development will have a variety of restaurants, shops, apartments, and the new National Museum of African American Music.
6. Finish the name of this honky tonk where guests can hear traditional country music and eat fried bologna sandwiches. "Robert's..."
7. Spend the evening enjoying a Broadway play or dance performance at this venue.
11. Nashville is known for this type of bar with stages for live music.
12. This honky tonk used to be a place for farm supplies and a hatchery.
13. This team puts the smash in Smashville with their action-packed games! You may even see a catfish.
14. This hotel has hosted many political figures including Presidents Wilson, Nixon, Kennedy, and Clinton.
15. This attraction features rotating art exhibits.
17. The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum is attached to this historical multi-use venue built in 1962.
18. This country star had the most country songs on the Billboard chart and top 40 songs. Make sure to pose with his tractor in the museum!

1. This river runs through the heart of Nashville.
2. This venue is home to our NFL team and also hosts soccer games and concerts.
5. Locals nick-named the AT&T building after this DC comics superhero.
6. Put on your dancing shoes and learn to line dance here!
7. This team was formerly known as the Houston Oilers
8. Spend 60 minutes finding clues and solving riddles in these fun, themed rooms
9. This historic restaurant on 5th Ave reopened in 2018 and was a pivotal site during the Civil Rights Movement in Nashville.
10. This building is known as the "Mother Church" of country music.
16. This legendary honky tonk is known for its iconic color and famous patrons including Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline.