Bellevue Travel Guide

Nashville

A stone cottage with a thatched roof surrounded by trees and a stone wall.
A stone pathway leading to a building with a white door, surrounded by greenery and a metal fence.
A waterfall cascading over rocky terrain into a shallow pool, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.
A forested path leading to a gazebo surrounded by autumn-colored trees.
A large stone building with a central entrance, flanked by two statues, and a car parked in front.

Horse racing, cycling and golf are among the fun activities in this green Nashville suburb featuring pretty parks and a glorious country estate.

Bellevue is a serene neighbourhood in western Nashville known for its extensive nature trails. Cyclists and hikers love exploring the leafy parks and gardens, surrounding golf courses and former plantations. Get away from the hubbub of the city centre when you visit Bellevue, a tranquil, green suburb.

For a sense of the majesty and bucolic splendour of Bellevue, bring your family to visit Cheekwood Estate and Gardens. Admire temporary art exhibits presented in the mansion and study the works in the permanent collection, which is composed of drawings, photos, sculptures and paintings.

Read the pages of a favourite children’s book as you walk along the Storybook Trail in the botanical garden of Cheekwood Estate. Colourful native wildflowers fill Howe Garden while poetry reading is offered in the Sigourney Cheek Literary Garden.

Edwin and Percy Warner Parks are south of the estate. Stroll along meandering trails leading through tranquil woodland thickets. Enjoy a meal at one of the picnic tables. Climb the Percy Warner Park Stairs and enjoy the view from the nearby Luke Lea Heights Scenic Overlook. This hilltop vantage point allows you to peer above the trees to see Nashville to the northeast.

Play a round at Percy Warner Golf Course or Harpeth Hills Golf Course. Watch horse racing at the annual Iroquois Steeplechase event at Percy Warner Park every May. Be sure to wear a wide hat and brightly colored clothing.

For a change, head northeast to the Sri Ganesha Temple. Marvel at the ornate architecture and step inside for blessings surrounded by multiple Hindu gods.

The neighbourhood of Bellevue is along the western part of Nashville. From the city centre, travel by bus southwest for about 45 minutes to a station in the heart of Bellevue. While you’re in the area, see other nearby districts, such as Green Hills, Belle Meade and Franklin.

With its temple and large parks, Bellevue offers a quiet and scenic getaway in the western outskirts of Nashville.


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Downtown Nashville

The fantastic nightlife and great live music are just a few highlights of Downtown Nashville. Make a stop by Broadway or Bridgestone Arena while you're exploring the area.

SoBro

If you're spending some time in SoBro, Bridgestone Arena and Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum are top sights worth seeing.

Music Row

The fantastic nightlife and great live music are just a few highlights of Music Row. Make a stop by Demonbreun Street or RCA Studio B while you're exploring the area.

The District

The abundant dining options and live music are top of the list for many visitors to The District. A stop by Broadway or Ryman Auditorium might round out your trip.

The Gulch

The Gulch is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Demonbreun Street and Nashville WhatLiftsYou Wings Mural while you're in town.



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