Are you an introvert? Do you value quiet time, sweet moments alone, and great places to study or ponder life without a crowd? Great, us too. Here are seven perfect places in Nashville for people who hate crowds.
- J&J’s Market & Cafe
J&J’s Market & Cafe - Facebook Located in midtown, J&J’s is one of the most overlooked coffee shops in the city, but that doesn’t mean it’s not fantastic! The hidden gem instead proffers a perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a bit of quiet time - without the throngs of people.
- McCabe Park
Nashville.Gov With a loop that measures over two miles, you won’t run into anyone here. No, you’re more likely to simply wave at that ultra-marathoner a couple times, or nod at the lone golfer on the green.
- Radnor Lake
Radnor Lake - Facebook This stunning hike is revered for its great location and perfect loop length. You’re bound to see more wildlife than people!
- Portland Brew East
Portland Brew East - Facebook Yes, at certain times Portland Brew East can get a little busy. Their upstairs, though? Perfect to hide away.
- Shelby Park Greenway
Shelby Park Greenway - Facebook Shrouded in greenery and bursting with wildlife, Shelby Park is a great spot for a bike ride or a quiet walk.
- Long Hunter State Park
Long Hunter State Park - Flickr One of the most popular state parks in the area, Long Hunter State Park is great for those of you looking for a hike by yourself. It’s large enough that you’ll feel like you’ve walked through wardrobe to Narnia. As in, unbelievably beautiful and perfectly alone.
- Downtown Nashville Public Library
Nashville Public Library - TripAdvisor The downtown library is a stunning spot drenched in light and completed with high ceilings. It’s a gorgeous spot to find a corner to read - alone, of course!
If you’re hungry after your solo adventure, then check these spots out!
J&J’s Market & Cafe - Facebook
Located in midtown, J&J’s is one of the most overlooked coffee shops in the city, but that doesn’t mean it’s not fantastic! The hidden gem instead proffers a perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a bit of quiet time - without the throngs of people.
Nashville.Gov
With a loop that measures over two miles, you won’t run into anyone here. No, you’re more likely to simply wave at that ultra-marathoner a couple times, or nod at the lone golfer on the green.
Radnor Lake - Facebook
This stunning hike is revered for its great location and perfect loop length. You’re bound to see more wildlife than people!
Portland Brew East - Facebook
Yes, at certain times Portland Brew East can get a little busy. Their upstairs, though? Perfect to hide away.
Shelby Park Greenway - Facebook
Shrouded in greenery and bursting with wildlife, Shelby Park is a great spot for a bike ride or a quiet walk.
Long Hunter State Park - Flickr
One of the most popular state parks in the area, Long Hunter State Park is great for those of you looking for a hike by yourself. It’s large enough that you’ll feel like you’ve walked through wardrobe to Narnia. As in, unbelievably beautiful and perfectly alone.
Nashville Public Library - TripAdvisor
The downtown library is a stunning spot drenched in light and completed with high ceilings. It’s a gorgeous spot to find a corner to read - alone, of course!
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