Nashville, Davidson County, US
Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery is a Greek Revival-style plantation house and expansive grounds established in the 1840s, located just 7 miles from Downtown Nashville, TN. Spanning over 30 acres, the site features multiple event venues, a winery, and two on-site restaurants, along with an ice cream shop, bourbon bar, and several gift shops. Visitors can partake in a variety of experiences, including historic tours, wine and food pairings, bourbon tastings, and even culinary demonstrations. The venue is also ideal for private events, offering amenities such as live music, open bars, and seated dinners. Notably, Belle Meade once operated as a thoroughbred stud farm, contributing to the lineage of horses in the Kentucky Derby, making it a significant part of equestrian history.