Nashville Offsites

Perfect for lovers of history and music.

Nicknamed Music City, Nashville is the capital city of the state of Tennessee. It is famous for its thriving nightlife, fantastic food, professional sports, outdoor activities, and of course, its music. The history of music in Nashville runs deep, and today it is home to some of the world's most famous and well-respected music venues. It is also the home of country music. But if your team is not too keen on listening to country music, don't worry, as Nashville is also a city teeming with cultural landmarks, historical sites, art galleries, and an inviting Southern charm. The city offers an abundance of team-building activities for outdoor enthusiasts that will help increase collaboration, encourage communication, and foster community spirit. Fun outdoor activities in and around the city include a treetop adventure park, golfing, a sandbar—perfect for a friendly game of beach volleyball—or a walk around Centennial Park to visit a replica of the Parthenon. But the shining stars in Nashville are museums, theaters, cultural buildings, and musical landmarks. Teams can explore music row, and visit one of the studios where Elvis Presley recorded music, book a tour to explore The Hermitage, the home of former president Andrew Jackson, or take the time to wander around the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. If your team members are history buffs or music lovers, Nashville is the perfect place for an offsite company retreat.

Why Nashville is great for your next offsite

Vibrant culture, fantastic shopping, thriving nightlife, fantastic sports, and some of the best music venues in the world make Nashville one of the best US cities for a corporate offsite retreat. Aside from being a music mecca, home to studios where Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton recorded music, Nashville is a big city that offers a small-city vibe paired perfectly with Southern hospitality. Whatever your team is looking for, they'll be able to find it in Music City, and if they are music aficionados, they'll love it here even more. But music is not the only thing that is on the menu here. Team members can explore the many parks, visit art galleries, explore museums, experience a honky-tonk, and spend an evening dinner with a show. And for an experience your team will discuss for years, why not learn how to line dance? Nashville offers an abundance of things to do and team-building activities. Whether team members are looking for music, food, outdoor adventures, nightlife, or a mix of everything, you'll be able to find it here, making Nashville the perfect location for an offsite company retreat.

Sample Nashville Offsite Itineraries

Nashville Leadership Offsite

Duration: 2-4 nights
Group Size: 5-15 people
Price: starting at $2,500 /person

Lodging: Stay the night at one of Nashville's top hotels that has a very eclectic feel. Enjoy the cozy 15 per bar attached.

Activities: Have a private music sessions with two top Songbird artists in the privacy of your own space. Make some of your own music after in a optional recording session.

Nashville Team Offsite

Duration: 2-3 nights
Group Size: 15-40 people
Price: starting at $2,500 /person

Lodging: Take a short drive outside the city and stay at a retreat center. Get the perfect combination between city and country.

Activities: Get some of the pent-up energy out go karting or dive into some virtual reality games. After, head to a comedy show on Broadway.

Nashville All-Company Offsite

Duration: 3-4 nights
Group Size: 40+ people
Price: starting at $2,500 /person

Lodging: Stay in the center of The Gulch at a hotel with one of the top rooftops in town.

Activities: Learn to make a traditional Nashville hot biscuit or if cooking isn't everyone's thing; send the other half of the team on a culinary tour of Music City!

Best time of the year for an offsite in Nashville

As the weather starts to warm up, the Music City comes to life. Spring is pleasant; however the highest monthly rainfall happens in May.

Spring: (March-May)

High temperatures and humidity mark summer in Nashville. The city comes alive in the summer, with many events and festivals occurring inside and outside. It is also the perfect time to explore the outdoors.

Summer: (June-August)

Autumn: (September-November)

Fall is still sunny and pleasantly warm, although expect milder temperatures and brisk autumn air as Fall progresses. There are plenty of things to do during this time, including music and film festivals as well as food and wine events.

Winter: (December-February)

Don't expect a traditional winter in Nashville. Winters are mild but they can be wet. Winter is also the beginning of the off-season so expect fewer crowds and lower prices.

The best times to visit Nashville are during the shoulder seasons. During these months, the temperatures are not too hot, prices are lower, and there are fewer crowds.

Ideal Offsite Season (March-May or September-November)

FAQ for Offsites in Nashville

What is the closest international airport to Nashville?

The closest international airport is the Nashville International Airport (BNA), a ten-minute drive from downtown Nashville.

What type of team-building activities can we do in Nashville?

Nashville is known for its food, historical landmarks, nature, restaurants, nightlife, shopping, and music. As a result, it offers many team-building and team-bonding activities. From outdoor activities like hiking, biking, zip lining, and kayaking to food-related activities like cooking classes, food tours, or a dinner with a show—there are many things to do in the city. The city is also known for its museums, galleries, and music-related landmarks, offering unique team-building opportunities. For example, teams can choose to create their own personal song, which can be quite the memorable company retreat souvenir. Nashville also is home to several companies that can organize team events like scavenger hunts.

What types of groups is Nashville good for?

Nashville is the perfect city for any group, big or small. The region has many different accommodation options and team-building activities that can fit the needs of any size or type of group.

What type of budget is good for Nashville?

Nashville is neither very expensive nor very cheap to travel to⁠—it lies in the middle. Nevertheless, the city does have various things for every type of budget.