Neighborhoods in the 37203 ZIP Code

In 12 South, bachelorette parties order lavender mimosas and beignets at The Butter Milk Ranch on Sunday morning, longtime residents catch up at the Tuesday night farmers’ market in Sevier Park and parents walk their kids to Kindergarten at Waverly-Belmont Elementary. “There is always some kind of foot traffic, whether it’s locals heading out to

Living in Pie Town means bachelorette parties, selfies in front of the Candy Hearts Mural, eating fish tacos when the weather warms up and dancing to neo-soul at the City Winery on Thursdays. Here, old warehouses have been transformed into breweries and guitar shops, and construction cranes dominate the skyline. Like many Nashville-area

A-listers like Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and, more recently, Taylor Swift have all recorded in studios along Nashiville’s Music Row, giving credence to the nickname “Music City, USA” and attracting curious tourists. According to Jana Brown, a Vanderbilt graduate and Realtor with Place, Inc., it’s not uncommon to recognize musicians while out and

After performances at the Noah Liff Opera Center, crowds flood the spiral staircases and head out into the parking lot. Date night in Belmont-Hillsboro means a pasta dinner at Maggiano’s Little Italy or taking an evening stroll through Centennial Park, famously home to a replica of the Parthenon — it’s one of the reasons Nashville has been

Originally farmland purchased back in the 1830s, the neighborhood association of Woodland in Waverly has kept tabs on the community's growth and focuses on the connection between residents. This historic neighborhood is bordered by some of the city's most lively areas, just three miles from downtown Nashville. “In the 90s things really started to

Sitting in the front row of Zanies Comedy Night Club on 8th Avenue usually means being the subject of a jab or two, and local stand-ups have the opportunity to try out new material on Monday nights. "Sinbad always goes there. A lot of popular comedians come there," says Diana Brooks, a Licensed Realtor with Reliant Realty ERA Powered, who

In Nashville's Centennial Park stands a to-scale model of the Parthenon, complete with a 40-plus foot-tall statue of Athena; it's drawn crowds in the Midtown neighborhood since it officially opened in the 1930s, back when the Grand Ole Opry was still in its infancy. Surrounding the Parthenon, tourists and locals alike traverse the paved walking

Since 2017, the 23-foot-tall white wings off 11th Avenue have been a go-to photo op location in the Gulch. Visitors pose in front of the mural before stopping in for brunch at Milk & Honey, and bluegrass bands play nightly at The Station Inn. In Music City, USA, it’s not uncommon to see famous recording artists on the street, but Nashvillians know

Elvis. Dolly Parton. Taylor Swift. From the old to the new school, these are only a few of the legends and superstars who have graced Music Row and left their marks on the institutions that have called this iconic part of Nashville home. Nashville is widely called the Music City, and it’s this very neighborhood that has contributed the most to

This part of Nashville well known over the years for hosting events like stock car races, traveling circuses and carnivals is building an even more festive scene. Much of the Wedgewood Houston area — or “WeHo” — has historically been known for the Fairgrounds Nashville and industrial activity, but has had new life breathed into it through

Anyone passing by downtown Nashville on the interstate can easily spot The District. This neighborhood on the west bank of the Cumberland River sticks out with AT&T’s Tennessee headquarters, which is not just the state’s tallest building. Nashvillians usually call the structure the Batman Building due to how its top looks like the superhero’s

The industrial flame keeps burning in Germantown, a historic part of Nashville known for its mills and factories in the 1800s. A number of the older properties have since been repurposed and have joined many modern low-rises added over the years to house anything from condos to trendy shops and high-end restaurants. “It’s a fantastic urban core

During the late 19th century, the North Gulch — which also goes by Capitol View — went by an arguably less flattering name and often played host to violent Old West style squabbles. Fueled by massive projects like the Amazon-involving Nashville Yards, this neighborhood that’s within view of the Tennessee State Capitol is now among the parts of

Bright lights and loud crowds define the strip of honky-tonks on Broadway in Nashville, but inventive cocktail bars and stylish restaurants are the norm in SoBro, two blocks away. SoBro’s name means south of Broadway, and that short distance results in a significant shift in atmosphere. SoBro is a chic downtown neighborhood characterized by