Nashville

Indiana is full of amazing small towns, each with their own distinct vibes and attractions. While many small towns provide compelling reasons for Hoosiers to visit, one small town stands out. This town may be small, but it is vibrant and alive, and it is impossible not to explore once you arrive. There's something energizing about Nashville, Indiana, nestled in the heart of picturesque Brown County. This town has a population of around 1,000 people and is only 1.02 square miles in size.

T.C. Steele, the famous impressionist, lived in Nashville, which became known as a haven for artists. Nashville is still known as an artist's colony, making it an unusual and inspiring place to visit. There are many interesting shops to explore, such as Nature's Cabin. Like most Nashville small shops, the outside of this store is adorned with art, eclectic details, and nature, making the view from the outside just as captivating as the inside. You can even watch the employees expertly make delicious batches of fudge at one of the more delectable shops, The Nashville Fudge Kitchen.

In Nashville, Indiana, no decor or art display is too vibrant or large. Walking through the historic downtown streets provides amazing, colorful sights. Even the gardens in this tiny town are as whimsical and magical as you'd expect. Take a charming train tour to see all of the most popular sites in this artsy town. You'll see historic sites like the Palace Theater, which hosts a plethora of incredible musical and theatrical performances, and the Nashville General Store, a quirky and incredible little shop worth exploring. You'll also find the entrance to the gorgeous Brown County State Park in this fine, little town.Nashville, Indiana is an incredible, one-of-a-kind town with huge tributes to history, nature, and art that you won't be able to resist exploring.