LOCATION – THINGS TO DO NEAR BROADWAY IN NASHVILLE
The Fairlane Hotel is Located in Nashville’s downtown business and arts district, just a short walk from many of Nashville’s attractions like Broadway, the Gulch, Printer’s Alley and Nissan Stadium. This retro-chic modern social hub bustles with the city’s contagious energy and creative spirit and is the perfect landing place to explore the museums, theaters, sports events, concerts and art galleries that make Music City loved by all.
NASHVILLE’S FAMOUS BROADWAY STREET
Two blocks from the Fairlane Hotel, Nashville’s Broadway is a vibrant downtown street famous for its “honky-tonk” bars, live music, and lively nightlife, attracting tourists and locals alike. Experience non-stop country, rock, and folk music at numerous bars and venues, often celebrity-owned establishments. This historic district is a major cultural hub and the premier destination for experiencing Nashville’s iconic music scene.
5TH AVENUE OF THE ARTS
Nashville’s celebrated art district is just a quick walk from the Fairlane Hotel. This historic block is home to several art galleries whose collective mission is to strengthen the Nashville community of artists. Take in a First Saturday Art Crawl event and then return back to enjoy cocktails, dinner and more amazing local art at Modern Love.
RYMAN AUDITORIUM
Cold Play called it “The greatest theatre in the world.” Book tickets to a concert or take a tour of this iconic music venue to see why. From Elvis and Johnny Cash to B.B. King, Lizzo and Harry Styles, the Ryman Auditorium draws artists from all genres and styles of music. Top comedians, authors, political figures, and entertainers from all walks of life have made history inside these storied walls. A short 7-minute walk from the doors of the Fairlane Hotel will have you there in no time.
PRINTERS ALLEY AND BANKERS ALLEY
The Fairlane Hotel is located near Printers Alley, a historic entertainment and nightlife district in downtown Nashville, named for its early 20th-century printing and newspaper companies, which included the city’s largest newspapers. Today, it is known for its vibrant atmosphere, with a mix of blues clubs, bars, restaurants, and hotels. Legends from Jimi Hendrix to Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams and The Supremes, have all performed in clubs on Printers Alley. Originally built as a Fidelity Bank in 1972, the Fairlane Hotel is also located near historic Bankers Alley.
