Nashville is quickly becoming a popular destination and it’s easy to see why, it’s famous music scene, new hip bars, and restaurants, and it’s unique and trendy vibes are all big draws. While the spring and summer months are the most popular time to visit, Nashville is a great city year-round and the winter months around Christmas time are especially pretty.

Nashville winters are pretty mild with temperatures ranging from the 30’s to 50’s and very rarely dipping below freezing. You won’t have a need for heavy coats or boots, and as long as you’ve got some cozy layers you should be just fine running around the city.

We spent a fun 4 days running around the city and visiting family back in December. It was chilly, but the days were pleasant enough to not need too many layers and nights were a bit cooler but as long as you layer up you’d be fine.

My Packing List

1.Gray Tee // 2. White Tee // 3. Flannel // 4. Polka Dot Blouse // 5. Yellow Tank // 6. Black & White Sweater // 7. Sweatshirt // 8. Zip Up Fleece // 9. Blue Jeans // 10. Black Jeans // 11. Leggings // 12. Umbrella // 13. Felt Hat // 14. Knit Scarf // 15. Tennies // 16. Booties

More winter packing lists

Plan for weather

We had mostly sunny days while we were in Nashville but we did get a little bit a rain our first day there so remember to grab a little umbrella that can fit in your purse for any inclement weather that might happen.

In general, I like to stay pretty comfortable in a tee, jeans, and tennies for wandering around the city, but I did bring a couple of nice shirts for going out to nice dinners and cutesy bars. I also brought my scarf with me everywhere as an easy way to layer up when the temperature would drop down at night.

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