Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

This is a wonderful place to roam around with your friends or family. I loved it very much. If by any chance want to visit once more.

We rang in 2025 here and it was easily the highlight of our trip. The annual NYE celebration is top-tier. Seeing the iconic Music Note Drop with the Nashville skyline and the State Capitol in the background is something everyone should experience at least once. Despite the massive crowds for the "Big Bash," the park felt well-organized, and the energy from the live music was electric. It’s the perfect open space for a celebration of this scale. We will be back for 2026! If you’re looking for the heart of the party in Nashville, this is it.

This is the place where the OctoberFest is currently located. There are lots of food vendors and a market place where you can buy something for souvenir. Of course the day will never complete with no big mug of beer 🍺 as this is the typical celebration on how German people during this kind of event. We had great fun even by just few hours being here. Stages are set for music while grabbing your beers to cheers. So come have enjoy the Ride OctoberFest2025.

Attended the awesome New Years Eve bash here! Free and great lineup of artists. Well organized and nice space!

We had a singing tour guide which gave us to history of Tennessee using the map. I enjoyed that experience. The only thing I didn't like is there was a guy on his phone underneath the train tracks where the picnic tables were yelling that somebody better bring him his money. That was scary to me. I'm sure that doesn't happen all the time. But I'm glad I was with a large group . There was a public public restroom welcome center right there to the left that was clean.

Loved the park here and the walking trail. It is right behind the farmers maeket in downtown. It also has WWII memorial and lots of pilllars which tells about the history. They also have a goft shop where you can buy souvenirs. A good area to have a short run.

This is a beautiful rectangular shaped green space with a trail and an amphitheater and some memorial stones and a WW2 memorial section. The vast views sweep from the Capitol atop a big green hill with connecting paved trails that you can explore. Trees planted for suicide survivors and various historical group have placards to tell the stories. The grounds are well kept and it’s not too crowded this Friday morning.