Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium — plus everything to eat, drink, and do in Nashville for a perfect sports weekend.
Nashville's Nissan Stadium sits across the Cumberland River from downtown — a 10-minute walk via the Pedestrian Bridge from one of the most vibrant entertainment districts in America. Nashville has become one of the most visited cities in America for a reason — and a Titans weekend gives you the sports anchor for the full experience.
A new $2.1 billion domed stadium is under construction near the current site, opening in 2027. Use GamePlan to check current stadium status for your planned trip and build the rest of your Nashville weekend around the game.
Nissan Stadium sits on the east bank of the Cumberland River with the Nashville skyline directly across the water. The pedestrian bridge connection to downtown makes it one of the most walkable NFL venues. A new domed stadium is under construction and will transform the experience when it opens in 2027.
You cannot leave Nashville without eating these.
The finest hotel in Nashville, in the trendy Gulch neighborhood. Rooftop pool, exceptional restaurant, and a design that reflects contemporary Nashville.
Best for: Couples, design-focused travelersDirectly adjacent to the Music City Center and a short walk from Broadway. The pool and rooftop are Nashville's best hotel outdoor spaces.
Best for: Groups, music-focused travelersA massive, spectacular resort hotel with an indoor conservatory covering 4.5 acres. The defining Nashville resort experience.
Best for: Families, special occasionsThe most authentic honky-tonk on Broadway. Live country music starting at 11am, $7 everything, and the legendary Recession Special. No cover charge.
Must order: Recession Special, PBR, live country musicNashville's most acclaimed craft distillery. The tasting room is an excellent afternoon activity before any game.
Must order: Corsair Triple Smoke Whiskey, whatever the bartender poursEast Nashville's most beloved bar. Excellent cocktails, welcoming atmosphere, authentic Nashville character.
Must order: Craft cocktail, local draft beerSean Brock's Nashville outpost of the iconic Charleston restaurant. Southern cooking at its most refined, with a commitment to heritage ingredients.
Order: Seasonal Southern tasting, whatever the kitchen is excited aboutNashville's legendary meat-and-three cafeteria. Open for lunch only. The fried chicken, turnip greens, and mac and cheese are worth rearranging your day around.
Order: Fried chicken, three sides of your choice, corn muffinNashville's most beloved neighborhood bistro. Chef Margot McCormack's market-driven menu changes daily with whatever is freshest from local farms.
Order: Whatever the market has provided — trust Margot completelyThe honky-tonk district is a 10-minute walk across the Pedestrian Bridge. Robert's Western World, Tootsies, and Printers Alley — go before and after the game.
Nashville hot chicken at Hattie B's or Prince's is non-negotiable. Order one level hotter than you think you can handle. Bring milk.
Nashville's live music scene starts at 11am on Broadway and doesn't stop until 3am. Budget time for multiple bars — the music is free everywhere on Lower Broadway.
Nashville's craft distillery trail connects multiple excellent producers. Corsair, Nelson's Green Brier, and Old Dominick all offer tours and tastings within the city.
Nashville is a growing market with a passionate new fan base. Tickets are increasingly competitive — the new stadium opening in 2027 will drive further demand.
A new $2.1 billion domed stadium is under construction near the current site. Check construction status when booking — the new facility will significantly upgrade the experience.
Use GamePlan to find the exact dates when your favorite teams all play in the same window — then book everything in one trip.
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