Nashville Limo Services & Rentals

Rent a Limo in Nashville: Luxury Limousine Service for Any Occasion

Luxury limousine service or party bus in Nashville (TN) for every occasion, such as: airport ride (BNA or another), birthday party, wedding, prom, excursion; night-on-the-town, corporate or group outing, concert, sporting event, anniversary, bachelor party, bachelorette party, to and from cruise port, funeral, graduation, holiday light tour, school dance and wine/private tour.

The following type of limo is usually available, depending upon location: luxury sedan & SUV, stretch limo & SUV, van, mini-bus, motorcoach, antique, classic and trolley/carriage.

Nashville is the undisputed home of America’s Country Music Industry and the site of the legendary Grand Ole Opry House, the venue for Country Music. But Nashville is also home to great American music of every genre, from blues to rock, and is a city with a rich history and culture. Nashville is a great place to visit, and you may just want to live there.

The Tennessee State Museum traces the city’s history, warts and all, from native American times through the Civil War (and subsequent birth of the KKK in Nashville) up to today. History Buffs will also enjoy a tour of 7th U.S. President Andrew Jackson’s stately mansion The Hermitage. The Cowan Collection of Paintings offers an excellent selection of exhibits for art lovers. The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum has lots of top-notch exhibits of Country Music greats like Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash, and for a little extra guests can visit RCA’s Studio B, where over 1,000 hits have been recorded.

Outdoor adventures await visitors in one of Nashville’s many parks. Shelby Park not only has hiking and horseback riding trails, but also features a 27-hole golf course. Radnor State Park’s lake provides guests with opportunities for swimming, boating and fishing. Campers in Nashville can find a spot at Opryland KOA Kampground’s tent and RV sites as well as every conceivable camping convenience.

Families will have a blast in Nashville Tennessee. Valley Amusement Park’s many rides and games are fun for all ages. Art Quest at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts is an interactive program that gets kids excited about art. The Nashville Zoo at Grassmere has some great exotic animal exhibits as well as an enormous petting zoo and some famous Tennessee Walking Horses.

If you’ve chosen Nashville as your vacation destination, chances are you want to hear some live country/western, pop, bluegrass, and etc. There’s no place better. The Grand Ole Opry is a must-see, but its tours, live shows and free museum draw thousands, so be prepared for crowds. Tootsie’s Wild Orchid Saloon is another great music spot where up-&-comers rub shoulders with Big-Name Stars. The famous Bluebird Cafe may just be a little joint in a strip-mall, but it’s where dozens of stars like Bonnie Raitt and Garth Brooks cut their teeth. For an alternative to country visitors can rock out at the End, or catch the Nashville Symphony Orchestra at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

Sports fans visiting Nashville Tennessee may want to see the NFL’s Tennessee Titans at the Coliseum, or enjoy the Athletics Programs of Vanderbilt University or the University of Tennessee.

One of Nashville’s nicknames is “Athens of the South”. This is due both to its many fine examples of neo-classical architecture and the scale replica of the Parthenon in Centennial Park, complete with a 42-ft. golden statue of Athena. Travel & Leisure Magazine named Nashville as “America’s Friendliest City”.

Nashville is a small city that feels more like a big town. It is situated along the banks of the Cumberland River in the center of the state of Tennessee. It is commonly known as "Music City USA" and as the world capital of Country Western Music.

Country or "hillbilly" music was born in the 1920s soon after radio and records made it possible for local "folk" musicians to hear what their contemporaries were creating in other parts of the US. Country music was originally based on Scotch-Irish melodies and ballads that were popular at "barn dances" in many rural states. It soon became popular with millions of farmers and urban factory workers across the country.

It is home of the famous "Grand Ole Opry"
In 1925, a small radio station in Nashville, Tennessee began broadcasting a radio program featuring live performances by country musicians. The hour-long Saturday night show followed a classical music show called the Grand Opera so it was quickly nicknamed "The Grand Ole Opry". It was eventually relayed to radio stations across the country and was heard by millions of country music fans.

Amateur country singers and musicians soon flocked to Nashville hoping for a chance to perform on the Grand Ole Opry and to gain fame and riches. The big commercial record producers in New York and Los Angeles at first ignored the hillbilly record market, so small record producers in Nashville began recording the country music stars. Today, country music is well accepted by the international music industry and nearly every major record producer now has an office and recording studio in Nashville. "Music City" has earned its name.

Ryman Auditorium, in downtown Nashville, was the original home of The Grand Ole Opry. It is open for tours by the general public and is still used for many concerts and other entertainment events.

"Opryland" is now located in Music Valley
The new home of the Grand Ole Opry is now located at "Opryland" in Music Valley, a suburb of Nashville. You can tour the Radio and television studios at Opryland or participate in the taping of a Grand Ole Opry show any Friday or Saturday evening if you reserve your tickets weeks in advance.

The Opryland hotel is one of the most impressive hotels in the USA with a vast glass-covered atrium housing tropical gardens, a southern plantation house, a village, waterfalls, lake, fountains and a river complete with excursion boats. You can just walk through the fabulous atrium of the Opryland Hotel, stop for lunch in the casual food court, browse in one of the 30 shops, have dinner in one of the five theme restaurants or spend a few nights in one of the 2,883 rooms. The Opryland Theme Park adjacent to the hotel closed in 1998 and will soon reopen as a giant outlet mall.

Downtown Nashville still offers many attractions
Music Valley is accessible from downtown Nashville via a Cumberland River water taxi that lands at the Opryland dock. An old-fashioned show boat provides excursions, musical shows and dinner dance cruises from the same dock. Within walking distance of Opryland are a wax museum of country stars, a car museum, a toy museum and several clubs offering live country music entertainment.

Downtown Nashville contains many attractions related to country music including the country music hall of fame, several museums dedicated to famous country stars, and the "Music Row" area with its array of international recording studios. It also offers an assortment of interesting museums; parks and churches including a full size replica of the Parthenon restored to its original Greek splendor.

The Wild Horse Saloon is famous for country line dancing
Nashville's entertainment district is centered on Broadway and Second Avenue downtown. There you will find a variety of restaurants; bars and clubs featuring live country music. The Wild Horse Saloon on Second Avenue is famous for its weekly country dances that are nationally televised. Yes, you can be on television if you are brave enough to venture out on the floor with some of the best country dancers in the world.

On weekend evenings, musicians play their instruments and sing country ballads on the downtown street corners. Every day in Nashville, you can see men and women walking on the streets in their faded western attire with a guitar slung over their back, looking for their chance to find fame and fortune in Music City, USA.

From Nashville, it is a short 75 miles drive south to Lynchburg, Tennessee, home of the Jack Daniels whiskey distillery. It is about 200 miles west to Memphis, Tennessee and "Graceland", home of "The King of Rock and Roll", Elvis Presley. Rent a limo in Nashville (TN)!