Wildhorse Saloon Nashville

120 Second Avenue North Nashville , Tennessee, United States - Phone: 615-902-8200
  • Traveler Rating 3.50
    67 reviews 11 travel blogs 2 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Bar/club, Country western bar, Dance club/disco, Dinner theater

    Popularity

    9of 139 attractions in Nashville

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  • 1

    Gettin our country on

    Nice late start today as we didn't have to leave until 11.

    The 4 hour drive to Nashville went pretty quick. We stopped at Subway for lunch (which took forever) and then arrived at the Music City Hostel at around 4. It was different – nicer than Austin but creaky bunk beds again and only 1 shower for 12 of us….at least the door …

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  • 1

    Tennessee--Nashville, City of Fun!

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    ... posters, Riverfront Park on the Cumberland River, where we sat in the sun on the balmy afternoon, and the Wildhorse Saloon, where we ended our Nashville visit listening to band auditions for house band. The band was from Harrisonburg, VA, can you believe ...

  • 2

    May 26, 2012

    4 photos

    ... a nap also. I was awakened by Tod who after awaking from his nap had apparently missed me :-) We headed to dinner at the Wildhorse Saloon, we had fried pickles for an appetizer and though Tod said they were just ok, he certainly ate a lot of them, and ...

  • 3

    Jim & June's Odyssey 090419

    ... and the community. · Carnton Plantation - Serves as the largest Confederate Cemetery in the United States. · Belmont Mansion - A spectacular building in south Nashville with the pillars, grand entry and all the rest BUT the truly magnificent part ...

  • 4

    Nashville

    ... things to see in the city. Other highlights that I've done include country line dancing (three times now) at the Wildhorse Saloon, one of the most famous downtown bars, complete with horse statues everywhere, even hanging from the ceiling.  I ...

  • 5

    Yeehaw cowboy

    2 photos

    ... back out when we realised they each cost near to $200! So we went for a few drinks and then made our way to The Wildhorse Saloon where we were to be having dinner. The atmosphere was amazing. The place itself was huge and we had a live band playing ...

  • 6

    activities in Nashville

    ... ; There are free buses that leave the hotel and take you there.  We took the trip downtown and had lunch at the Wildhorse Saloon, location of many Country Music specials.  The specialty on the menu was fried pickles and BBQ.  I would love ...

  • 7

    Nashville Downtown

    ... stopped by over the years; on the corner is Gruhn Guitar, a busy place in a music town. Nearer the river is the Wildhorse Saloon, a country music dance club that's fun for watching, learning how to dance, or showing off your fancy western garb. Sit at ...

  • 8

    Yee Haw!

    ... to see the heart of it.  We went to a show of the Grand Ol' Opry, saw Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the famous Wildhorse Saloon.  I even sang country karaoke!  We stayed at the beautiful Gaylord Opryland resort. ...

  • 9

    Nashville Part Two

    ... Tracy's, picked up both Matt and James and went downtown to experience the downtown scene for the evening. They took me to the Wildhorse Saloon and I actually participated in the country line dance class! LOL! I know it's hard to believe. I could feel ...

  • 10

    Back In The Country!

    ... then headed downtown to our hotel. We got dolled up and started our search for great country bars. We had success with the Wildhorse Saloon. It was a little dead, but the band was great. We were also entertained by some cowboy kicking his heels up ...