Nashville Yards

Explore Nashville Yards across its distinct areas and offerings:

• Ascension Saint Thomas Landing
• The Pinnacle Music Venue
• Hotels and residential rowers
• Health, wellness, and dining

Use the interactive map below to find specific venues, locate dining and leisure options, identify parking access points, or plan your route through the open-air complex before you arrive. Pan, zoom, and filter by category to navigate one of downtown Nashville's premier mixed-use destinations.

About Nashville Yards

Spanning 19 acres in the heart of downtown Nashville, Nashville Yards is a vibrant mixed-use development that serves as a major gateway to the city's central business district. Transforming a former railyard into a highly walkable urban campus, the project integrates entertainment, luxury living, and corporate workspaces into a single footprint.

Unlike a traditional enclosed venue, Nashville Yards is fully integrated into the surrounding city streets in an open-air layout. The campus features over 7 acres of open plazas, green spaces, and courtyards. That design choice makes it a dynamic district to explore, but also introduces complex navigation.

The complex is organized into clearly differentiated anchors and experiences:

• Ascension Saint Thomas Landing — a 1.3-acre public park serving as the "front door" to the campus adjacent to Broadway, which hosts an amphitheater, fire pits, pop-up retail, an urban farm, and the IAMS Bark Park.
• The Pinnacle — a state-of-the-art, 4,500-capacity live music venue owned and operated by AEG Presents, serving as the district's premier entertainment anchor.
• Hospitality and living — featuring luxury accommodations at the Grand Hyatt Hotel and the historic Union Station Hotel, situated alongside residential towers like The Everett and The Emory.
• Health, wellness, and recreation — housing a full-floor Iconix Fitness club, the Ascension Saint Thomas Premier Medicine clinic, and interactive leisure options like Dinkville Under Broad for pickleball and mini-golf.

The mix of high-rise office towers, luxury hotels, a major concert hall, and genuine public parks creates a wayfinding challenge that no printed directory adequately solves.

Why interactive wayfinding matters here

A mixed-use, 19-acre complex seamlessly woven into downtown Nashville doesn't come with the natural containment of a covered mall. Visitors shift constantly between different environments — from navigating to a corporate office, to finding a pop-up in the park, to routing to a concert at The Pinnacle.

A static directory board near a parking garage only solves one moment of one visitor's journey. A live, searchable, interactive map accessible on a visitor's phone before they leave home solves the whole trip.

That's the layer Mappedin provides: one source of truth that updates instantly when a tenant moves, a new pop-up opens at Ascension Saint Thomas Landing, or seasonal installations like holiday ice-skating rinks reconfigure the campus.