Nashville, TN - Places to See Holiday Lights

Opryland's Christmas Light Display
Opryland Hotel
Nearly 2 million Christmas lights draw visitors from near and far to see this annual spectacular site. This is an annual tradition among locals and always a favorite. No Admission Charge. 

There are also lots of other activities at Opryland, including Ice, in color this year for the first time ever and in the theme of How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Click Here for more Info! Plus Pam Tillis and Radio City Christmas Spectacular and more!  It really is just a great place to visit any time of year!

Christmas on the Cumberland
931-645-7476
More than 3 million lights are on display in the city's festival of lights at McGregor Park. The park's RiverWalk is decorated with several holiday light displays, including giant toy soldiers, animated toys and a tunnel of lights. Every Year, this event attracts over 10,000 people. You can go at your convienence, there is no actual schedule and the park is open to the public.
No Admission Charge.

Deck the Hall Holiday Celebration
Country Music Hall of Fame
The Deck the Hall Holiday Celebration at the Country Music Hall of Fame includes program of caroling by some of Middle Tennessee's top choral groups, and personal HOF members appearances, music, and storytelling. In years past, visitors during the holiday season have been be treated to complimentary hot cocoa and ginger snaps.

Winter Wonders
Adventure Science Center
Winter Wonders exhibit at the Adventure Science Center offers a giant winter snow filled extravaganza. Visitors can walk through the falling snow in the Winter Village, participate in holiday activities in the workshop and even have breakfast with Jolly Ole St Nick.

Festival of lights
James E Ward Agriculture Center
615-453-9655
Festival of lights is a scenic driving tour through the James E. Ward Agricultural Center. Visitors get the to view numerous lighted displays celebrating the Christmas season.

This is a PDF driving tour, turn by turn, of all the houses on the tour.  It is supposed to be something to see!