Element Nashville Vanderbilt West End
Experience Nashville
Nestled in the heart of Nashville, Element Nashville Vanderbilt West End makes it easy to get immersed in all of the inspiring things the Music City has to offer. Shop, dine, and create the dynamic soundtrack of your life at the various honky tonks along Broadway, attend your favorite touring artist's concert or cheer on your favorite football team at Nissan Stadium, catch a hockey game at Bridgestone Arena, or escape the flashing lights and the bustle to a tranquil scene at Centennial Park, where you'll find a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. One of Nashville's most exciting and nationally known offerings is its hot chicken - be sure to make your way through the city's culinary scene and try some of the best cuisine the state of Tennessee has to offer.
After a meaningful time exploring Nashville, come back to your own space at Element Nashville Vanderbilt West End where you'll find eco-friendly accommodations, energizing breakfast and modern amenities.
Attraction
Broadway
Different genres of music are synched in a harmonious way along Broadway.
A major thoroughfare running through the heart of Nashville's downtown area which includes Lower Broadway, retail shops, eateries, and tourist attractions. Also notoriously known as Nashville's Honky Tonk Highway, it is the country music scene. The bars and live music venues on Broadway are part of many of your favorite country music artists' claim to fame. Take a stroll along the street and pop into many of the live music venues for an experience you can find only in Nashville.
Attraction
The Parthenon
Standing in grandeur as Centennial Park's centerpiece, the Parthenon is a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon temple in Athens, Greece.
Designed by architect William Crawford Smith and built in 1897, the historic landmark serves primarily as an art museum. The Parthenon's permanent art collection features a group of paintings by 19th and 20th century American artists.
Attraction
Nissan Stadium
Jam out at a touring artist's concert or root on the Tennessee State University football team as well as Nashville's primary football team at Nissan Stadium. A prime entertainment destination in Nashville, this multi-purpose stadium is also used for large city events.
Bridgestone Arena
Catch a game of hockey at Bridgestone Arena, a multi-purpose venue in downtown Nashville. The arena is also home to shows and artist concerts throughout the year.
Centennial Park
Stretched along 132 scenic acres across West End Avenue from Vanderbilt University.
This
premier park features the Centennial Sportsplex, Lake Watauga, the
iconic Parthenon, the Centennial Art Center, historic monuments, a
sunken garden, and accessible outdoor recreation in the form of
volleyball courts, a dog park, and a walking, exercising, and biking
trail. The Park also hosts festivals like the Water Lantern Festival
annually.