Uber’s magic of “push a button and get a ride” has been helping Nashvillians get around town quickly and safely for over 2 years. But we’ve heard from you that sometimes you need a little extra peace of mind, especially for that 4AM ride to the Nashville airport. Are Ubers […]
Uber or Lyft drivers are available around the clock. How early can I get an Uber in Nashville? With just a few taps on your app, you can schedule your ride 15 minutes to 30 days in advance. Does Uber run 24 hours in Nashville? With an Uber account, you […]
Traveling to or from Nashville International Airport? We have a dedicated pickup spot at BNA to provide you with a seamless ride, anytime. Best of all, drivers are available 24/7 and wait times are under 5 minutes. Does Uber run 24 hours in Nashville? With an Uber account, you can […]
Re: Safe to walk at night in downtown or Broadway area? Broadway from 1st to 5th and a block or so either side of Broadway is a very active area. Lots of people and a solid police presence all day until the wee hours of the morning. It’s a city, […]
The cost of a 20-minute Uber ride can cost as low as $20 on the low end to $50 on the high end. The variable cost will depend on the area, total mileage, and vehicle. The cost for a 20-minute ride in your area may not be the same as […]
Whether you’re a Nashville native heading to a concert at the Grand Ole Opry with friends or you’re a visitor on your way to a honkytonk downtown, parking can get tricky. Finding free parking in Nashville is easier than ever with these tips and tricks, so keep reading to find […]
WeGo Public Transit is a public transportation agency based in Nashville, Tennessee. Consisting of city buses and paratransit, the system serves Nashville and Davidson County.Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority. Founded 1973 Stations 6 Music City Star stations Fleet 235-238 (bus), 120-125 (AccessRide) Daily ridership approx. 30000 riders Will Nashville get a […]
Nashville’s style is relaxed but trendy, so you’d do well to pack a few pairs of quality denim as well as breezy sundresses and a low-heel bootie that can be paired with both. Men will find that Nashville natives rock staples like dark denim, leather boots and jackets, and quality […]
Nashville Food Favorites Hot Chicken. We dropped it like it’s hot when we ate this hot chicken at Pepperfire in Nashville. Biscuits. Biscuits come in different shapes and sizes in Nashville. Meat and Three. Meat and Three is a Nashville classic. Brunch. Chocolate. Donuts. Third Wave Coffee. Tennessee Whiskey. What […]
Nashville locals may not wear cowboy boots all day every day, but at the same time it probably wouldn’t be uncommon to see at least a few wear them every now and then. Should you wear cowboy boots your entire trip? Most definitely not. Your feet will likely kill you […]
I recommend spending 3 days in Nashville. If you spend less time in Nashville than 3 days, you may miss out on what makes Nashville so special. Likewise, Nashville isn’t a massive city, so spending anywhere around 5 days to a full week might be overkill. Is 2 days in […]
For the most part, Nashville is considered a safe destination for visitors. That being said, Nashville does have an above average crime rate and so visitors to Nashville should remain alert to their surroundings just like they would in any major city. Nashville is a rapidly growing city. Is it […]
Nashville is reasonably safe for solo female travelers, particularly in more touristy areas near Broadway. In most cases, you can walk by yourself at night, but if you are in a dark, sparsely populated area and have more than 5 to 10 minutes to walk, it’s best to call a […]
Here are some easy ways NOT to look like a tourist. #1 – We Don’t All Wear Cowboy Boots. #2 – Leave the Stetson at Home, Unless You’re Going to the Wild Horse Saloon. #3 – Don’t Be Afraid of East Nashville. #4 – Don’t Try to Speak Our Language… […]
Vanderbilt’s statement gives us insight into the capitalist class view of legality, namely that it is something to manipulate and enforce to increase capitalist wealth and power, and to be undermined and, where possible, ignored when it seeks to regulate or limit capitalist wealth and power. Was Cornelius Vanderbilt a […]