Known as the Music City, Nashville is a popular place for people to settle down and buy a new home, as it is filled with a bevy of museums, galleries and exhibits dedicated to not only the city's musical past, but also other aspects of local culture.

Those who buy new houses in Nashville often visit the Grand Ole Opry, where they can experience one of the most prestigious and renowned country music sites in the U.S. Residents can view memorabilia and nostalgia from Nashville's rich country music history at the venue's museum, as well as take in a show featuring stars in the world of blues, folk music and bluegrass.

Other great places to spend a day in Nashville include the Music City Walk of Fame, where homeowners can walk the Music Mile and see exhibits dedicated to the best of the best in country music, and the Bluebird Cafe, where a number of local bands get to play their tunes.

Art lovers can find great works in the city's numerous galleries, including the First Center for the Visual Arts, LeQuire Gallery and Studio and The Rymer Gallery, which feature pieces from local, regional and national artists.

Fans of barbecue who find a new home in Nashville can have dozens of options for high-quality Southern fare. However, the city is also home to a number of fine dining establishments, including the Amerigo Italian Restaurant and F. Scott's Restaurant and Jazz Bar

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