Figuring out what each unique area in Nashville has to offer can be hard. This Moving to Nashville Guide was designed to make your decision about what area to live in a little easier. The guide focuses on the main areas in and around Downtown Nashville, within about 10 miles of the heart of the city.
If you want to be close to all the top things happening in Nashville, these are the best neighborhoods to research.
Keep in mind, that living this close to the city means a higher cost of living. More information on these areas is at the end of the article. When it comes to location, great amenities, and nice rooms, these are some notable hotel options in the Downtown area:. Since you may not be familiar with Nashville neighborhood names or locations, take a quick glimpse at the map below.
Keep in mind, that some of these neighborhoods are small and side-by-side with other neighborhoods, so they are often interchanged or lumped together. For example, Midtown technically encompasses Demonbreun, Elliston Place, and West End, but locals often refer to these areas separately. View a larger map and additional details on neighborhoods here. The Gulch is located a little bit south of Downtown Nashville. The small area has an upscale, trendy vibe and is packed with things to do.
You can walk to shops and restaurants in the Gulch as well as other areas such as Downtown Nashville , Demonbreun , and Midtown. The Gulch is not ideal for families, but rather for young adults or people who want to be in the heart of the action in Nashville.
