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About Nashville
Transportation in Nashville
Nashville International Airport (BNA; tel:615-275-1662; www.flynashville.com), 12.9km (8mi) east of town, is not a major air hub. MTA bus 18 links the airport and downtown; the Gray Line Airport Express (tel:615-275-1180; - ) serves major downtown and West End hotels. Try Nashville Cab (tel:615-242-7070) or Music City Cab (tel:615-742-3030).
Greyhound (tel:615-255-3556; 200 8th Ave S) has frequent buses to Memphis (4hr), Atlanta, GA (5hr), Birmingham, AL (4hr), and New Orleans, LA (13-16hr).
Downtown is easily managed on foot, and a river taxi is the best way to get from there to Opryland. But for most other attractions and districts, it's easiest to get around by car. Cycling is an alternative - the streets are wide and flat enough and drivers are courteous - but bikes are a rare sight in town. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA; tel:615-862-5950; www.nashvillemta.org; transit mall, cnr Deaderick St and 4th Ave N) operates city bus services based downtown. Its express buses also go to Music Valley and back.
Downtown is easily managed on foot, and a river taxi is the best way to get from there to Opryland. But for most other attractions and districts, it's easiest to get around by car. Cycling is an alternative - the streets are wide and flat enough and drivers are courteous - but bikes are a rare sight in town. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA; tel:615-862-5950; www.nashvillemta.org; transit mall, cnr Deaderick St and 4th Ave N) operates city bus services based downtown. Its express buses also go to Music Valley and back.
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