Your guide to Nashville, the capital of the US state of Tennessee

Weather of Arabia - When you travel to Nashville, America, you will see classic and modern architecture in a wonderful city that they also call "Athens of the South" because of the abundance of higher education institutions, and the scenery is even more beautiful thanks to the Cumberland River and nearby Percy Priest Lake.

Nashville's pride in world music masterpieces and a world-famous culinary scene is everywhere. Get ready to eat, drink, party and rock in this fast-growing Tennessee cultural city in the heart of the American South.

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Best time to travel to Nashville

Like most of the American South, Nashville has a humid subtropical climate, but its high altitude makes the city cooler than other areas. During the summer, temperatures rise, while they become somewhat moderate in the winter. Arguably, the best time of year to visit Nashville is in the spring or fall, when the weather is comfortable and the humidity is less annoying.

Transportation in Nashville

The easiest way to get around Nashville is by car, but with the growing population the roads are clogged with traffic all day, so it's best to order Uber or Lyft with your mobile phone. Cycling is also becoming increasingly popular, and there is also a Joy Ride network of shuttle buses that provide public transport across the city.

Other places worth visiting

Nashville is located in the middle of the state of Tennessee, which boasts the Mississippi River in its western fringes, and the Great Smoky Mountains extending on the eastern border, and it is one of the most visited national parks in the country, as it attracts more than 10 million visitors annually thanks to its central location and abundant wildlife in it, and there is also Burgess Falls, Cummins, Foster and many more natural places that must be included in your travel schedule.