There are so many places which aren’t just tourist spots but emblems of Nashville’s love for the arts. You have the Grand Ole Opry, the world’s most eminent radio show that dedicates itself to preserving and promoting country music.
You have the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, containing all sorts of artifacts, memorabilia, videos, photos, and showcasing the works of country music giants such as Johnny Cash.
You have sites enriched with historical knowledge related to slavery such as the Belle Meade Plantation, and if you, or your kids, like science better, you have the Adventure Science Center which features interactive activities and simulators to learn about science in a fun yet educational way.
Abundant Job Opportunities: The unemployment rate is as low as 3% and you’re able to find plenty of markets related to healthcare, technology, business start-ups, music and other sectors, with average salaries as reasonable as 50,000 dollars.
Plenty of Quality Institutes: Maybe you’re a student looking to apply for a promising career at a good university. Consider settling at Nashville, where you can apply at the likes of Vanderbilt University, one of the top 15 institutes in the country.