Flights to nashville
Cheap Flights to nashville
Overview
Nashville, housing the country music, is the place to come in your holidays if you want to hear live music every night of the week. Head to atmospheric honky-tonks like Robert’s Western, blues bars like Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar, or to the Grand Ole Opry itself, where legends like Merle Haggard and Patsy Cline once played.
Head to beautiful plantations like the Hermitage for a taste of antebellum life, stroll around Centennial Park with its replica of the Parthenon or take the kids to Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. The food is great too. Dine on southern fried chicken at Hattie B’s Hot Chicken, try a slug of bourbon at Whiskey Kitchen, or explore the city’s growing craft beer scene at Craft Brewed.
Climate
It offers a moderate weather keeping the major temperature extremes aside that characterise its distinct seasons. An ample annual rainfall keeps things green and clean, but there are enough sunny days in between to keep everyone happy. Summers can be very humid, which can cause discomfort even if temperatures do not hit major highs.
Travel Information
Language: Spanish, Arabic, Burmese, Kurdish, Nepali & Somali
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Local time: GMT -5
Avg. Flight Time: 9h 5m
Best Time To Visit
The best time to visit Nashville is between May and July, when the temperatures are high, but not too hot, and many of the major music festivals take place. Winter is a cheaper time to visit and the honky-tonks will still be buzzing, while early spring and fall are great times to enjoy the plantations without large crowds.
Nashville Attractions and Activities
1. The Nashville Parthenon
In about a short stroll in the city center’s west, you can come across the popular reproduction of Partheonon in the Centennial Park. Inside is a great art collection of over 63 works dating 19th and 20th century created by American painters.
2. Food
Local specialities include smoking hot chicken (try the menu at Prince's Hot Chicken Shack), meat and three (Arnold’s Country Kitchen is the place to go), and biscuits, both in savoury and sweet varieties.
3. History
You can visit elegant pre-Civil War plantations like the Hermitage, which was the home of President Andrew Jackson. Head to the Belle Meade Plantation for the best museum of southern history and tours that include free wine tasting.
4. Country Music
The Grand Ole Opry is country music’s most important venue, and it’s still a wonderful place to catch the latest acts. But there are smaller bars too to take in great country music, like Robert’s Western World, Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Legend’s Corner, and Layla’s
5. Festivals
Nashville isn’t all about the Opry and honky-tonks. There are also plenty of outdoor festivals like the July 4th fireworks, June’s CMA Music Festival, and the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in nearby Manchester.
Airlines Operate Flight to Nashville
- American Airlines
- Iberia
- British Airways
- Virgin Atlantic
- Delta Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Nashville - 9h 5m
- Manchester to Nashville - 11h 35m
- Newcastle to Nashville - 12h
- Birmingham to Nashville - 13h 51m
- Glasgow to Nashville - 11h 35m
- Edinburgh to Nashville - 11h 50m
- Belfast to Nashville - 14h 5m
Distance to the City Centre
The Nashville International Airport is situated at One Terminal Drive which is about 8 miles or 13 km east of downtown Nashville.
Transport from Nashville
Amid the trolleys and buses running across the streets of Nashville, you won’t have any issue getting around the city without a car. Buses are operated by the Metropolitan Transit Authority from early morning to midnight all day long. The Music Valley Express will take you to Opryland from the city centre.
Visa Requirements for Nashville
Virtually every air traveller entering the U.S. is required to show a passport. All persons, including U.S. citizens, flying between the United States and Canada, Central and South America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda need to present a valid passport. Citizens of mostly all countries must have a valid passport that expires at least 6 months later than the scheduled end of their visit to the U.S., and a tourist visa.
Tips for your stay in Nashville
- Add some extra cash to your budget to roam around the city in sharing cabs as they can be your friend - Uber and Lyft are quite popular here.
- When consider travelling through a bus, be prepared to walk more and keep your timings flexible.
- Before eating anywhere, do some research and eat at new restaurants, cafés, barbecue, casual dining and fine dining places to have something interesting and tasty altogether.
- Instead of sitting in your hotel room, get outside and experience the true feel of the Nashville’s nature - walking paths, lush gardens, hiking trails, bike lanes and so on are on the list to do.
- To kill some time, try and find free events (beer festival, craft shows, concert series, and cultural celebrations) which usually take place from Spring to fall.
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