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Proudly billing itself as the 'Country Music Capital of the World,' Nashville enjoys its reputation and the fame of being home to all those star-crossed lovers crying into their beer and strumming their guitars to sensible women folk who have taken off, but beneath all the rhinestone and tears, there is real money in a real city. With over 6 million visitors a year coming to enjoy the music and the Grand Ole Opry, it is easy to forget that it is now the financial and insurance centre of the mid-South, as well as a rapidly developing manufacturing base.
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 Taxis are available, even though it is easy to explore downtown Nashville on foot, but to see all the attractions and sights, and there are many, it is a better option to hire a vehicle from one of the many car rental agencies. A Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) bus operates a shuttle to and from the riverfront, and to Music Row. Greyhound Bus lines link Nashville with the rest of the United States.
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Nashville International Airport is located 13 kilometers out of town, and has a Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) bus that conveys passengers to town. Taxi’s and rental cars are also available.
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