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The famous Bristol sign that marks the line between Tennessee and Virginia pronounces Bristol as a good place to live. Many generations heading back over 150 years have discovered that to be true. Bristol is regarded as a historic and cultural hub, having played a pivotal role in the early expansion of the American frontier, the Revolutionary War, plus the increase of American music.

You can experience that abundant history whenever you visit Bristol's attractions, stroll the area, thrill with a live musical performance, or explore numerous cultural and historical routes that mark the area. More likely than not you'll hear music in Bristol the vast majority of nights. As a matter of fact, Bristol was reported by the U.S. Congress as the genuine Birthplace of Country Music. Retaining to its heritage, historic downtown contains several free concerts April - October and the annual music festival, Bristol Roots Reunion, the third weekend in September.
Live music and entertainment are listed most nights in Bristol.

From laidback venues to larger live shows and events featuring national entertainers, you're sure to find music and nightlife suitable for most tastes. Put on your toe-tappin' shoes and make the trip to historic downtown Bristol, where one can hear live performances and jam sessions year-round at a variety of venues.

Over a million visitors each year feel the thrill of speed at Bristol Motor Speedway. Crowds of 200,000 and more show up for events such as the March and August NASCAR Races. Don't miss the Bristol Motor Speedway and Dragway complex. You'll get to take a lap around the track, with its famous high-banked turns, and ride down to pit road. You'll also cruise down the Bristol Dragway, also referred to as Thunder Valley.


Life is always a buzz around Bristol Motor Speedway, as well as in Bristol as a whole. This is why we hope you will choose next vacation or weekend getaway here! We have amazing places for lunch and dinner, and entertainment for the whole family!