Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee

Nashville is a friendly, family oriented city with a population of 545,524 and a metro-area population of 1,311,789. According to the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, the city consistently ranks among the lowest for cost-of-living in comparable cities across the nation, with overall cost-of-living being below the national average.

As the home of the famous Grand Ole Opry, it's not surprising that the capital of Tennessee, is also known as Music City USA. But the entertainment scene in Nashville doesn't end with its great country music! Expand your cultural repertoire by attending a performance of the Nashville Ballet, the Nashville Symphony, or the Tennessee Repertory Theatre. Or hang at a blues club or jazz bar. And before or after the performance you can enjoy family style dining or something more upscale or exotic – Japanese, Thai, Cajun, Mexican, German, French, and Italian.

Want to get out? Nashville can be warm and humid in the summer, with July and August average temperatures in the 90F range. However, winter is never too bad – the average temperature in January, the coldest month, being well above freezing, at 46F (7C). If any snowfall occurs, it quickly melts. So get out and golf, camp, hike, boat, fish, cycle, jog, or really get back to nature at Radnor Lake State Park, Bledsoe Creek State Park, or Cedars of Lebanon State Park.

Sports fans can get out and see a Tennessee Titans NFL game or a Nashville Predators NHL game. You can also take the kids (and yourself) out to a AAA baseball game or to the races at the Nashville Superspeedway, or Music City Motorplex.

So whether you like something natural and easygoing or modern and fast, you'll like Nashville.

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