101 Amazing Things To Do in Nashville, Tennessee
Oh, how I love, love, LOVE Nashville, Tennessee! It is exciting like a big city, but it is also charming with a small-town feel. I just always feel right at home when we visit. The best part of Nashville is that there are so many places to see, things to do, and foods to eat. Here are 101 of our family’s favorite things to do in Nashville:
1. Broadway
Broadway is one of Nashville’s great hot spots. There are many places to hear live music and get something to eat and drink. Some popular spots on Broadway include:
- Acme – 4 floors of food, drinks, and fun! See #17 for more info
- Ole Red – bar owned by Blake Shelton
- The Farm House – a popular brunch spot
- Whiskey Row – bar owned by Dierks Bently
- FGL House – bar owned by Florida Georgia Line
- Country Music Hall of Fame – See #5
- Tootsies – honky-tonk bar
- The Stage – Tim McGraw & Gwyneth Paltrow filmed Country Strong here
- Ryman – tour the Ryman, see a show, eat at the Lula Cafe, and enjoy a nighttime show. See #33 for more info
- Jason Aldean’s Kitchen & Rooftop Bar – Southern cooking, music, and bar
- Hard Rock Cafe – restaurant and live music – see #18 for more info
- Valentine – food and drinks – Prohibition themed
- Merchants – great food & cocktails
- Bakersfield – great Mexican food & Margaritas
- Pedal Taverns – Party bike tour – pedal, drink, tour Nashville
- Etch – see #93
- Palm – bar & restaurant across from Bridgestone – Great for celebrity sightings
- Southern – steak and oysters- YUM! See #46
- House of Cards – unique dinner spot
- Frist Art Museum – Art for adults and children. See #40
- The Wildhorse Saloon – Line dancing lessons – family-friendly
- The Big Bang – Dueling Pianos, Sing-A-Long Bar
This list doesn’t include all of the record shops, souvenir shops, and cowboy boot/hat shops.
2. Grand Ol’ Opry
The Grand Ol’ Opry offers backstage tours and concert events. Kids will also love the little park area outside with giant guitars, which make for great photo ops. The concerts and shows are also very family-friendly which is nice. See the link below for tour info and the concert schedule.
Grand Ol’ Opry // 2804 Opryland Drive – Nashville, TN 37214 // 1-800-SEE-OPRY
3. Pinewood Social
We love Pinewood Social! This trendy and fun place has lots of fun things to do and plenty of delicious food. You can swim or play games outside or go bowling inside. While you’re having fun, you can try some great craft cocktails, coffees, and yummy dishes!
The menu is varied and seems to change regularly. We tried (and LOVED) the Kale Salad, Mushroom Pot Pie, and Burgers with Fries. See all of their menu items HERE.
Pinewood Social // 33 Peabody Street – Nashville, TN 37210 // 615.751.8111
4. Husk
Located in a historic home on Rutledge Hill, Husk is one of those restaurants you HAVE to try. Their motto is – “If it doesn’t come from the South, it’s not coming through the door.” The ingredients for the food & cocktails are locally sourced and herbs are even grown on-site.
You gotta try the Zucchini and Ricotta (Buttermilk) Johnny Cakes served with a side of Basil Seed Butter { YUM! } if it’s one of the Daily Specials. Reservations are highly recommended!
Husk Nashville // 37 Rutledge Street – Nashville, TN 37210 // 615.256.6565
5. Country Music Hall of Fame
If your family loves Country Music, you’ll really enjoy a tour of the Country Music Hall of Fame. This is a beautiful and interesting museum showcasing the history and evolution of country music, and they even offer a scavenger hunt for children. The whole family will enjoy learning how music is made – from songwriting to recording, and kiddos will also get a kick out of seeing Elvis Presley’s Gold Cadillac and Taylor Swift memorabilia.
Country Music Hall of Fame // 222 5th Ave. South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.416.2001
6. Rolf & Daughters
Rolf and Daughters is a converted warehouse that serves farm-to-table dishes. The menu here is creative and the dishes are uniquely flavorful. Patrons recommend pasta with shrimp and breadcrumbs (or any pasta dish really).
They also recommend sourdough with seaweed butter or any one of the nightly specials. Whatever you decide to order, you will definitely satisfy your adventurous, foodie cravings.
See the full menu HERE
Rolf and Daughters // 700 Taylor Street – Nashville, TN 27208 // 615.866.9897
7. Tennessee Performing Arts Center
The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is located right in the heart of Nashville. It is a beautiful theater that showcases Broadway shows, ballets, music concerts, and other special events. If you have an interest in the arts, check the schedule to see what events are coming up soon!
TPAC // 505 Deaderick Street – Nashville, TN 37219 // 615-782-4040
8. Music Row
Music Row is one of the most iconic places to go in Nashville, Tennessee. Here, you can see music production companies, record labels, radio stations, and local recording studios.
You can sign up for tours of the radio towers and recording studios. There are lots of Insta-worthy spots in this area as well!
Music Row // 16th/17th Ave. South – Division Street and Music Square, Nashville, TN, USA
9. Five Daughters Bakery
This family-owned bakery (a husband and wife with 5 daughters) is very popular – and for good reason! They provide yeast donuts, 100-layer donuts, paleo donuts, cookies, and pastries. The menu offers some very original flavors (like the KING KONG with maple frosting and topped with bacon!) and new varieties are added seasonally.
P.S. See more from our trip to the 12 South location HERE.
Five Daughters Bakery Nashville, Tennessee Locations:
West Nashville INSIDE L&L MARKET // 3820 Charlotte Ave Ste 128, Nashville, TN 37209 // 615-457-2961
INSIDE THE FACTORY AT FRANKLIN // 230 Franklin Rd Ste 11J, Franklin, TN 37064 // 615-933-9332
12 SOUTH // 1110 Caruthers Ave, Nashville, TN 37204 // 615-490-6554
EAST NASHVILLE // 1900 Eastland Ave Suite 101, Nashville, TN 37206 // 615-891-1293
10. Loveless Cafe
Stop by Loveless Café for breakfast, lunch, or dinner for some of the best food in Nashville (they boast to definitely have the BEST fried chicken in Nashville). From the breakfast biscuits to the Watermelon Ribs to the homemade pies, Loveless Café offers something delicious for everyone.
Wash it all down with sweet tea or some Moonshine!
Loveless Café // 8400 Hwy 100 – Nashville, TN 37221 // 615.646.9700
11. Centennial Park & the Parthenon
Located within a few miles of Downtown Nashville, Centennial is a great park to visit with the family. The park hosts events almost every weekend (like Culture Events, Craft Fairs, and Shakespeare in the Park. There is also a greenway that is about a mile long that goes around the edge of the park. It is a nice place to walk by the kids and as you walk by the lake, the kiddos can feed the ducks.
The Parthenon was built in Nashville’s Centennial Park in 1897 as part of Tennessee’s centennial celebration. It is an exact copy of the Athenian Parthenon and is still a very popular attraction in Nashville. You can enter and pay $6 for the art museum located inside, but visiting the exterior is free and well worth a visit.
Centennial Park and Parthenon WEBSITE
12. Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery
You can learn all about the history of this distillery and how its products are made. The tour also includes a walk-through of the production floor. At the end of the tour is a sample tasting (whiskey & bourbon).
Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery // 1414 Clinton Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.913.8800
13. Cumberland Park
Located right along the river, Cumberland Park offers many play areas and water features. There is a splash pad, an area to play in the sand, a bouncing pad, a green maze, The Gorge area (with a rock climbing wall, sliding poles, and climbing ropes), and a tandem see-saw for parents and kids. Lots of free activities for kiddos and the whole family!
The park is open every day from dawn until 11 p.m.
Cumberland Park // 592 South First Street, Nashville, TN 37213 // 615.862.8400
14. Biscuit Love
If you visit Biscuit Love – and you MUST– you gotta try the Bonuts. Trust me – they are heavenly. They are fried biscuit dough that is tossed in sugar. They are topped with lemon mascarpone and sit on some delicious blueberry compote.
If you are in the mood for something more savory, you might like/love/crave-for-days the East Nasty and the Princess Biscuit. The East Nasty Biscuit has fried chicken, cheddar cheese, and sausage gravy and the Princess Biscuit has hot chicken, pickles, honey, and mustard. See the full menu HERE.
Biscuit Love // 316 11th Avenue South – Nashville, TN // 615.490.9584
15. Tennessee Central Railway Museum
Tennessee Central Railway has passenger cars, cabooses, freight cars, and locomotives that have been preserved and restored. The Museum headquarters is located on Willow Street in downtown Nashville. They also offer train rides and special events (see the website below for more information)
Tennessee Central Railway Museum // 220 Willow Street – Nashville, TN 37210-2159 // (615) 244-9001
Tennessee Central Railway Museum WEBSITE
16. Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
If you like your chicken and you like it hot, you gotta visit Hattie B’s. Hot chicken is Nashville’s thang and you might want to make it your thang, too. It’s delicious!
They also offer non-hot chicken entrees and several yummy, southern sides. You can wash it all down with sweet tea and finish off your meal with some banana pudding.
Two Locations:
Hattie B’s // 112 19th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.678.4794
Hattie B’s // 5209 Charlotte Pike – Nashville, TN 37209 // 615.712.7137
17. ACME Feed & Seed
ACME is located at the end of Broadway, right in the middle of the excitement of this street. This place feels more like a huge warehouse than a restaurant, but don’t let the appearance fool you. With live music, games, and a nice variety of food and drink items, ACME is a fun place to visit while in Nashville.
There are three levels you can visit while at ACME:
- Read about the First Floor – Food, Music, and Fun
- Info about the Second Floor – Food (Sushi), Games, & Fun
- Read about the Rooftop – Drinks, Food, & Weekend DJ Dance Parties
ACME Feed & Seed // 101 Broadway – Nashville, TN 37201 // 615.915.0888
18. Hard Rock Cafe on Broadway
Our family really likes eating at Hard Rock Cafes. It’s just one of those restaurants we all can agree on – there’s something on the menu for everyone. The one in Nashville is located at the end of Broadway (right across the street from ACME).
Check the website below to see Happy Hour times and who’s up for Live music concerts at the restaurant.
Hard Rock Cafe // 100 Broadway – Nashville, TN 37201 // 615.742.9900
19. Johnny Cash Museum and Cafe
Oh, I love me some Johnny Cash! If you are also a fan (especially after seeing Walk the Line), you’ll want to visit the Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe (which has received the AAA Gem Rating btw). The walls are lined with posters, memorabilia, and guitars encased in glass. You can even listen to his songs and demos at special listening stations.
While you’re there, you might as well have a meal at the cafe (or at least try some of their award-winning coffee – hot, iced, or frozen). They offer breakfast sandwiches on croissants or bagels. For lunch, they offer soups, salad, hot dogs, and sandwiches – see the full menu HERE.
Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe // 119 3rd Ave S, Nashville, TN 37201, United States
20. General Jackson Showboat
General Jackson is the largest showboat in the whole wide world! Your family can cruise down the Cumberland River and enjoy a seated dinner and stage show (there are options for no dinner at a discounted cruise for some shows). If the shows seem to be too late at night for the kiddos, there is a Sunday brunch cruise.
Three cruises on General Jackson Showboat:
- Taste of Tennessee (Midday Cruise)
- Nashville Nights (Evening Cruise)
- Sunday in the South (Sunday Brunch)
They also have special event cruises (like the 4th of July) and they offer 2 dockside tours of the riverboat Monday thru Friday.
The General Jackson Showboat // 2812 Opryland Drive – Nashville, TN 37214 // 615-458-3900
General Jackson Showboat WEBSITE
21. Jeni’s Ice Cream
Jeni’s Ice Cream offers some of the most flavorful, and delicious ice cream you will ever try. They offer a nice variety of flavors – most of which are very unique and non-traditional. You can buy a bowl or waffle cone at the shop, take a pint home, and/or order a pint of ice cream online (see website below).
Some of Jeni’s Ice Cream flavors include:
- Brandied Banana Brulee
- Peach Buttermilk
- Riesling Poached Pear Sorbet
- Roasted Strawberry Buttermilk
- Queen City Cayenne
- Wildberry Lavender
- Juniper and Lemon Curd
Click HERE to see ALL 6 Locations in Nashville!
22. Adventure Science Center
This is a great place to spend a few hours (or longer) with the family. My kiddos loved the Moon Walk where they could experience 1/6 gravity.
They also loved seeing all of the planets in Wonders of the Universe. The 7-level Adventure Tower full of fun activities was also a big hit as well as the planetarium at the museum.
Adventure Science Center // 800 Fort Negley Blvd. Nashville, TN 37203-4899 // 615.862.5160
Adventure Science Center WEBSITE
23. Frothy Monkey
Grab an Espresso or a Rosemary Honey Latte (some drinks are seasonal) at this popular coffee shop.
In addition to their drink menu, they also offer some delicious food. Try the Shrimp and Grits, the Salmon Sandwich, and/or California (toasted sourdough, two eggs, avocado, sprouts, and house-made salsa). You can thank me later!
Two Locations:
Frothy Monkey // 235 Rep John Lewis Way – Nashville, TN 37219 // (615) 600-4756
Frothy Monkey // 2509 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37204 // 615.600.4756
24. Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
Take the kiddos to see some giraffes, alligators, owls, and red kangaroos! Nashville Zoo’s Jungle Gym was named one of the World’s Coolest Playgrounds by Travel + Leisure!
The Nashville Zoo // 3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211 // 615.833.1534
25. Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center
Opryland Resort is open to the public (We parked on the mall side of the resort to avoid the $20 parking fee on-site). This is a lovely place to stay, but even if you aren’t staying here, you can take a self-guided tour of the facilities. There is a beautiful, botanical garden atrium and walking through the areas is a lot of fun for kids and adults.
This hotel has some really nice waterfalls, fountains with fountain shows, and an indoor river complete with Delta River Flatboat Tour.
The resort has recently added an arcade (called The Basement), an indoor dark ride, and an indoor water park called SoundWaves. See more about this waterpark HERE.
Opryland Resort // 2800 Opryland Drive – Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.889.1000
26.Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory
The Dyer Observatory at Vanderbilt offers Open House Days (see the Seyfert Telescope and the Star Chamber, sundial garden, and view the Sun through the solar telescope) & Telescope Nights. They also offer Space Science Summer Camps for middle school students.
P.S. The Pancake Pantry is nearby!
Dyer Observatory at Vanderbilt University WEBSITE
27. Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
The kiddos will love exploring this 19-acre park and learning all about the history of Tennessee. They will also have a blast in the summertime playing in the Rivers of Tennessee fountains.
There is also a 200-foot granite map of the state of Tennessee and a World War II memorial. It’s a great spot to have a picnic, take photos of the family, and catch a fantastic view of the Capitol Building.
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park // 312 Rosa L. Parks Ave. // Nashville, TN 37243
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park WEBSITE
28. Schermerhorn Symphony Center
If you are looking for a musical experience in Nashville (other than honky-tonks), you’ll love the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Check their website (below) for their upcoming events – some are family-friendly shows and some are black-tie events. Shows include:
- Violin concertos
- String orchestras
- Jazz Shows
- Ventriloquists
- Drum Lines
- Mariachi Bands
- Disney Musicals
Schermerhorn Symphony Center // One Symphony PlaceNashville, TN 37201-2031 // 615.687.6500
29.The Pancake Pantry
The Pancake Pantry is located near Vanderbilt University and is a great place to stop for breakfast, brunch, and/or lunch. This restaurant is very popular and its claim to fame is that they offer more than 20 different pancake flavors. Everything is made from scratch – even the syrups! See their full menu HERE.
The Pancake Pantry // 1796 21st Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37212 // 615.383.9333
30. Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Located in downtown Nashville, the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame & Museum celebrates all of the award-winning athletes from Tennessee – including Reggie Grimes, Daren Bates, and Jalen Reeves-Maybin.
This is a relatively small museum but is full of interesting exhibits and displays that sports fans will love.
Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame & Museum // 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.242.4750
31. Opry Mills Shopping Center
With over 200 stores, Opry Mills is Tennessee’s largest outlet retail shopping center. In addition to shopping, the mall offers restaurants, a movie theatre, and a Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.
Opry Mills // 433 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.514.1100
32. Uncommon James
If you are a fan of Kristin Cavallari, then you will definitely want to visit her shop – Uncommon James. Located in the Gulch, this boutique showcases the Uncommon James collection (jewelry and apparel), Uncommon James Home, and Little James.
Uncommon James // 601 9th Avenue South – Nashville, Tennessee 37203
33. Ryman Auditorium
The Ryman Auditorium is steeped in country music history (this is where Johnny Cash met June Carter). You can tour the Ryman, see a show, eat at the Lula Cafe, and enjoy a nighttime show. They are open daily for tours and shows.
Ryman Auditorium has received TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence and is considered the #1 thing to do in Nashville, Tennessee by their reviews.
Ryman Auditorium // 116 Fifth Avenue North – Nashville, TN 37219 // (615) 889-3060
34. Cheekwood Estate & Gardens
The Cheekwood Estate is located 25 minutes from downtown Nashville and is open to the public. You can tour the mansion and the grounds. The home is full of beautiful art and historical artifacts.
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens // 1200 Forrest Park Drive Nashville, Tennessee 37205 // 615.356.8000
35. Two Boots Pizza
If you’re in Nashville and you’re craving some NY-style pizza, you have to head over to Two Boots Pizza. Order a whole pizza or grab a slice.
They also offer gluten-free pizza crust as well as other gluten-free menu items.
Two Boots Pizza // 1925 Broadway – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.340.4343
36. Nashville Shores
Nashville Shores is a Lakeside Resort with a waterpark and Treetop Adventure Park (zip lines and rope courses). You can also camp, rent a cabin, rent jet skis, and/or rent a pontoon boat.
37. Peg Leg Porker BBQ
Peg Leg Porker is one of the most popular BBQ restaurants in Nashville (See all of their awards HERE). You can start off with Macho BBQ Nachos or Kool-Aid Pickles and then enjoy some Pulled Pork or Ribs for your entrée. Then, you can try a fried pie with ice cream for dessert.
If you’re undecided about eating here, just stand outside the restaurant for a few seconds. The intoxicating aroma will help you make your decision – it smells (and tastes) so good!
Peg Leg Porker // 903 Gleaves Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.829.6023
38. Free Concerts at Live on the Green
This concert series is held at Public Square Park and hosts local and national musical artists every Thursday evening in August and September. Live on the Green features concerts with established music performers and emerging and up-and-coming artists.
39.Kayne Prime
Kayne Prime is an upscale, boutique steakhouse in Nashville. This award-winning restaurant has its wagyu beef flown in from Japan. From the dry-aged steaks to the restaurant’s ambiance, this place offers a wonderful dining experience. Locals and visitors alike also rave about their wine and cocktail selections.
In addition to their scrumptious steaks, they offer some creative sides like Carrot Latkes, Cream Corn Brulee, and Duck Tacos. For an appetizer, you might want to try the Housemade Bacon. It is made with black peppercorns and maple cotton candy. Yes, you read that correctly and you’re welcome.
Kayne Prime // 1103 McGavock Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.259.0050
40. Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Adults and older children will enjoy all of the art exhibits and children will love visiting Martin ArtQuest located at the Upper Level. Martin ArtQuest is full of fun, interactive activities for the little ones.
There is an entrance fee for adults ($12) but kids 18 years and younger are FREE.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts // 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203-3822 // 615.244.3340
Frist Center for the Visual Arts WEBSITE
41. Madame Tussauds
At Madame Tussauds, you can see lifelike wax figures of your favorite country music stars. This museum is lots of fun and is full of great photo opportunities.
Madame Tussauds // 515 Opry Mills Drive – Nashville TN 37214 //
42. Tennessee State Museum
The Tennessee State Museum focuses on the history of Tennessee and the history of the South. It has one of the largest Civil War Collections in the USA. The exhibits range from guitars to cotton gins to mastodon bones to log cabins to covered wagons.
Tennessee State Museum // 1000 Rosa Parks Blvd. (at Jefferson St.) -Nashville, TN 37208 // 615.741.2692
Tennessee State Museum WEBSITE
43. Radnor Lake
Hike the high trail or participate in one of their scheduled canoe floats, wildflower walks, and aviary tours. These events are all FREE and open to the public. You can see a list of events on the calendar HERE.
Radnor Lake // 1160 Otter Creek Rd, Nashville, TN 37220 // 615.373.3467
44. Mas Tacos
If you are in Nashville, and you love amazing, authentic Mexican food, then you absolutely MUST go to Mas Tacos. The food is AMAZING – they have even received a Certificate of Excellence from Trip Advisor.
Things to try at Mas Tacos:
- Tamales with grilled corn, fresh queso, and roasted poblano peppers (Veggie Tamales)
- Chilaquiles
- Pickled Cactus and Chorizo Taco
- Fried Avocado Tacos
- Fish Tacos
- Street Corn
- The Breakfast Tacos at Saturday Brunch
- Pineapple & Cilantro Drink
- Agua Fresca with Carrot, Honey, Lime, and Orange
Promise me you’ll go, okay? Por Favor… Pinkie Swear! You can thank me later!
Mas Tacos // 732B McFerrin Avenue – Nashville, TN 37206 // 615.543.6271
45. Belle Meade Plantation
A costumed guide will take you on an educational tour of the antebellum mansion and grounds. Your family will also be able to tour the horse stable, carriage house, gardens, a log cabin, and other historic buildings on the grounds. Mansion tours begin every 30 – 45 minutes and the last tour starts at 4:00 p.m.
Belle Meade Plantation // 110 Leake Avenue – Nashville, TN 37205
Belle Meade Plantation WEBSITE
46.The Southern Steak & Oyster
If you’re in the mood for a Southern-style steak and a glass of Tennessee whiskey, then you need to head over to The Southern. Locals and visitors alike rave about the blue point oysters and filet mignon.
The burgers are made from Bear Creek Farms meat. They are also among the restaurant’s most popular dishes. You might want to try the gelato or peanut brittle cheesecake for dessert. Reservations recommended, especially on the weekends.
The Southern Steak & Oyster // 150 3rd Avenue South – Nashville, TN // 615.724.1762
47. Nashville Flea Market
The Nashville Flea Market is held at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds and it is considered to be in the top 10 in the nation. It is a great place to look for treasures (treasures such as antiques, jewelry, handmade clothing, etc.) This market is held every fourth weekend of the month. The entrance is free.
The Nashville Flea Market // 625 Smith Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.862.5016
The Nashville Flea Market WEBSITE
48. Take Instagram Selfies at the Gulch
The Gulch is a historic area that was once a railroad terminal. Now this area is full of industrial art and beautiful murals – perfect for taking Instagram photos.
Some of these murals are so popular that you may have to wait in line for about 30 minutes. Kelsey Montague’s WhatLiftsYou wings mural is so popular, there is almost always a line to take a photo.
49. Sunda New Asia
Sunda New Asia is a great place to grab some Japanese food while you’re in Nashville. Try the sushi, the Tuna Poke Bowl, pork belly steam buns, or the oxtail potstickers. For a great culinary experience, visit Sunda on the first Tuesday of the month for a sushi rolling class.
Sunda New Asia // 592 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.610.7566
50. Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art
The Cheekwood Estate and Gardens is a beautiful place to visit. There is also a museum of Art with permanent and traveling exhibits. They also offer free public tours of the gardens, Museum of Art and temporary exhibits on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Cheekwood Estate and Gardens // 1200 Forrest Park Drive – Nashville, Tennessee 37205 // 615.356.8000
Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art WEBSITE
51.Dave & Busters
My kiddos love Dave & Buster’s, and I have to admit that I had fun too. If you haven’t been, it is like a Chuck E Cheeses on steroids. They have games for kids and adults. There are food and drink options for everyone.
Dave & Busters is located in the “Opry Area” in the Opry Mills mall. The Gaylord Opryland Resort, The Grand Ol’ Opry, and General Jackson Showboat are also in this same area.
Dave & Busters // 540 Opry Mills Dr – Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.970.3800
52.The Grilled Cheeserie Sandwich Shop & Food Truck
You may have seen The Grilled Cheeserie on Guy Fieris’ show Diners, Drive-ins & Dives on the Food Network. They serve some good ol’ comfort food. You can choose from a variety of grilled cheese sandwiches (and a nice selection of bread/gluten-free bread offered).
Pair your sandwich with a side of soup or tater tots and wash it all down with a milkshake or soda float. For example, you can order a pimento cheese grilled sandwich with tomato and roasted red pepper soup or order a Roast Beef Dip with Tater Tots. OR, create your very own grilled cheese recipe and they’ll make it for you.
See the full menu HERE.
Visit the Sandwich Shop or the Food Truck:
The Grilled Cheeserie Restaurant // 2003 Belcourt Avenue – Nashville, TN 37212
Follow the Food Truck Schedule HERE
53. AdventureWorks
Take the whole family to experience ariel rope challenges and ziplining. The AdventureWorks park has two locations in Nashville:
AdventureWorks // 1300 Narrows of the Harpeth Rd, Kingston Springs, TN 37082
(Fontanel) AdventureWorks Zipline Forest // 4129 Whites Creek Pike, Whites Creek, TN 37189
54. Puckett’s Grocery and Restaurant
Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant has been around since the 1950s and is popular with locals and tourists alike. Their claim-to-fame is serving authentic comfort food with a side of genuine Southern hospitality.
Stop by for breakfast for some delish platters, omelets, biscuits, and pancakes. Lunch includes soups, salads, and sandwiches. There is also a hot plate option with meat-and-three veggies. At dinner, Puckett’s Restaurant serves fried chicken, steak, burgers, and other specialties. See all the menu items HERE.
Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant // 500 Church St, Nashville, TN, 37219, United States // 615.770.2772
55. The Hermitage
The Hermitage is the plantation home of Andrew Jackson. Tour includes seeing the grounds, the mansion, exhibit gallery, store, and 1000 acres of farmland that once was The Hermitage Plantation.
The Hermitage // 4580 Rachel’s Lane – Nashville, TN 37076 // 615.889.2941
56. Enjoy Dinner and Drinks at City House
City House serves Italian and American food. They offer vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. If you’re feeling adventurous, try the Octopus or the Peach and Buttermilk Cheddar Pizza. They also offer a nice variety of cocktails, beer, bourbon, and whiskey.
City House // 1222 4th Avenue North – Nashville, TN // 615.736.5838
57. The Nashville Public Library
If you are traveling with children, you might want to check out the Nashville Public Library. It is the perfect place to take the kiddos to read books. They also have special storytimes and puppet shows for children and it is free!
Nashville Public Library // 615 Church Street – Nashville, TN 37219 // 615.862.5800
List of all Nashville Library Locations HERE
57. Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary
Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary is a private nature preserve. Much of Tennessee’s natural wildlife is protected here – birds, reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals. It is a beautiful place for a walk or picnic – there are gorgeous views of Tennessee nature.
The Sanctuary offers classes, workshops, field trips, and even dinner in the forest. See all events HERE. All proceeds go toward animal rehabilitation and taking care of their natural environment.
Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary // 545 Beech Creek Road, Brentwood TN 37027 // 615-370-4672
OWL’S HILL NATURE SANCTUARY WEBSITE
58. Walk Across The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge connects downtown Nashville to the football stadium (spanning over Cumberland River). There is no traffic, so people can walk or bike across the bridge. It’s nice to be able to take your time and stop to enjoy the view or take photos.
This bridge offers some of the best views of downtown Nashville, especially by night.
59. Lane Motor Museum
Adults and kids love the 150 cars and motorcycles, airplanes, and “amphibious” cars. The kids will love playing and coloring at the indoor kids’ play area at Lane Motor Museum. Click on the link below to see their unique collection!
Lane Motor Museum // 702 Murfreesboro Pike – Nashville, TN 37210 // 615.742.7442
60. The Pharmacy
You’ll love the unique burgers and the old-fashioned fountain sodas (Try the Creamsicle Soda!). They also offer a nice variety of beers that will go great with a Barnyard Burger – or any of their delicious burgers.
The Pharmacy // 731 McFerrin Avenue – Nashville, TN 37206 // 615.712.9517
61. Nashville Sounds Baseball
If you have baseball fans in your family, you will enjoy watching the Nashville Sounds! See the link below for special events and offers.
First Tennessee Park // 19 Junior Gilliam Way – Nashville, TN 37219 // (615) 690-HITS
Nashville Sounds Baseball Website
62. Natchez Trace Parkway
The Natchez Trace Parkway is actually 444 miles long and goes through three states. Depending on where you start your road trip, you will either begin or end your Natchez Trace Parkway adventure in Nashville. Your family could start in Nashville, have breakfast at the Loveless Café, and then take the scenic drive to Baker Bluff Overlook and Jackson Falls. It will be a great family adventure!
63. Adele’s
If you have had your fill of Bonuts and Fried Chicken (is that even possible?), and you are looking for something lighter and healthier, you need to visit Adele’s. They serve comfort food that is fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced.
Their menu options are unique and very flavorful. You gotta try the Kale Salad with bread crumbs, pecorino, and an anchovy dressing – YUM!
They have received the 2018 Diner’s Choice Award and Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence.
In addition to lunch and dinner, they offer a buffet brunch on Sundays.
Adele’s // 1210 McGavock Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.988.9700
64. TreeTop Adventure Park
Located at Nashville Shores, Treetop Adventure Park offers over 10 different zip lines, and 100 challenging obstacles including suspended bridges, cargo nets, ladders, Tarzan jumps, and many other adventurous activities.
Nashville’s Treetop Adventure Park // 4001 Bell Road – Nashville, Tennessee 37076 // 615.889.7050
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65. Tennessee State Capitol
Things you will see at the Tennessee State Capitol:
- Tennessee State Capitol building
- The Library
- Alvin York Statue
- You can walk through nearby Victory Park
- Also, visit nearby Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
Guided tours of the State Capitol are free. The Capitol is open to the public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. It is closed on weekends and holidays.
66. 5th & Taylor
5th & Taylor is an exciting restaurant located in a converted warehouse. The menu is eclectic and the portions are huge. You are sure to have a great time and enjoy a phenomenal meal.
Reservations are highly recommended.
5th & Taylor // 1411 5th Avenue North – Nashville, Tennessee 37208 // 615.242.4747
67. Draper James
Draper James is Reece Witherspoon’s shop. You can find lovely clothing, accessories, and home decor at this classy boutique. Reese promises that her pieces are “unapologetically pretty”.
You can hang out in this area near Draper James for some great food and Instagram-worthy photos (the blue and white striped wall with the lips/tongue & the I believe in Nashville mural are in this area). Bartaco, Burger Up, Five Sisters Bakery, and Imogene and Willie are nearby.
Draper James // 2608 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 //
(615) 997-3601
68. Nashville Union Station
Nashville Union Station is GORGEOUS! The station is actually a hotel with a massive, stunning Grand Hall. Even if you aren’t staying here, you could stop by the cocktail bar and enjoy this beautiful building.
Nashville Union Station Hotel // 1001 Broadway – Nashville, Tennessee, 37203 // 615.726.1001
69. Goo-Goo Cluster
The Goo-Goo Cluster was America’s first layered candy bar – the first candy bar made with more than one ingredient. Goo-Goo Clusters are made of marshmallow nougat, caramel, peanuts, and milk chocolate. This popular candy bar was made in Nashville in 1912.
The shop is located on 3rd Avenue in downtown Nashville. You can take a candy-making class and even make your own Goo Goo Cluster.
Goo Goo Cluster // 116 3rd Ave South – Nashville, TN 37201 // 615-490-6685
69. Geist Bar & Restuarant
The Geist has received rave reviews from Food & Wine and The Thrillest. Robb Report included it in the 13 Most Beautiful New Restaurants In America In 2018. It is a great place for cocktails and fun-to-share appetizers with friends.
The bar and restaurant are closed on Mondays, serves dinner for the rest of the week, and brunch and dinner on the weekends.
GEIST Bar + Restaurant // 311 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208 // 615.920.5440
70. The Bluebird Cafe
The Bluebird Cafe is the most iconic live music venue in Nashville. Many artists – including Taylor Swift, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Faith Hill, and Keith Urban – have performed here. To see a show, make a reservation HERE.
You may also remember seeing this cafe on the show Nashville (with Connie Britton and Charles Esten) on CMT. In addition to the shows and authentic country music experience, the Bluebird Cafe offers some delicious dishes.
The Bluebird Cafe // 4104 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215 // 615.383.1461
71. Mr. Hat’s Boot Company
If you are in the market for some quality cowboy boots, then you will want to visit Mr. Hat’s Boot Company. Their selection, quality, and service can’t be beaten.
Mr. Hat’s Boot Company // 121 3rd Ave South – Nashville, TN 37201 // (615) 780-9316
72. Milk & Honey
There are few restaurants that we all agree on, but we all LOVE Milk & Honey! We did have to wait about an hour for a table, but we enjoyed walking the Gulch and checking out the cool murals and photo walls.
Whether you’re in the mood for craft coffee, a savory meal, or a sweet treat – There’s something for every craving at Milk and Honey. If you are on the go, there is a walk-up counter for ordering coffee and pastries. There is also a large restaurant that serves brunch, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We love the food here and our server was the best!!
The menus are full of variety and everything is delicious!
Milk & Honey // 214 11th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.712.7466
73. Josephine on 12th
Josephine is an upscale restaurant that offers delicious American farmhouse cuisine. They offer elegant entrees and a fantastic wine list.
If you’re stopping by for their weekend brunch, you’ll love the Pecan Sticky Buns.
For dinner, you might like the Duck Breast (served with corn, chanterelle mushroom, and truffle vinaigrette). See the full menu HERE. They also serve seasonal entrees and seasonal cocktails.
You gotta try the Lemon Layer Cake for dessert. You just gotta…
Josephine on 12th // 2316 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN // 615.292.7766
74. Three Brothers Coffee
They also serve a few sandwiches, pastries, and snacks. You can also check out the nearby street art for Insta-worthy photos.
Three Brothers Coffee // 2813 West End Ave – Nashville, Tennessee 37203 // 615.835.2166
75. The Catbird Seat Restuarant
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The Catbird Seat has received Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence and reservations are a must (there are only 22 seats). You’ll love the creative menu and food and drink pairings. This is where you want to go for a high-quality and well-executed meal.
The Catbird Seat // 1711 Division Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.248.8458
76. Eadley’s BBQ
Ask any local where to find the best BBQ in Nashville, and you’ll get a variety of suggestions. But, more times than not, they’ll refer you to Eadley’s BBQ. From the ribs to the BBQ sandwich to the Banana pudding, Eadley’s food options are lip smackin’ good.
Three Locations in Nashville:
East Nashville // 908 Main Street – Nashville, TN 37206 // 615.873.4085
12 Avenue South // 2706 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37204 // 615.95.2951
Sylvan Park // 4500 Murphy Road – Nashville, TN 37209 // 615.942.7499
77. Tennessee Titans
If you are a big football fan – and especially if you love the Tennessee Titans, you will enjoy a visit to their stadium. You can check the schedule for a game ticket or even take a tour of the stadium.
Nissan Stadium // One Titans Way – Nashville, TN 37213 // 615.565.4300
78. Rainforest Cafe
We have eaten here in Nashville (and Niagara Falls) and we really enjoyed ourselves. The food was very good, but my kiddos really loved the atmosphere. There were animatronic animals that seemed to come alive when there was a “storm”. Lights would dim and thunder would roll and then the animals would make lots of noises. My kiddos loved it.
Rainforest Café // 353 Opry Mills Drive – Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.514.3000
79. Imogene & Willie
Imogene and Willie pride themselves on creating quality denim products – all made in the US (and many finished by hand). If you love to shop for unique, quality products, you’ll love this shop. In addition to jeans, they offer shirts, socks, hats, and other accessories.
Imogene & Willie // 2601 12th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee// 615.292.5005
80. Las Paletas Gourmet Popsicles
Las Paletas offers gourmet popsicles in a variety of flavors. You’ll love all of the vibrant fruits and fresh ingredients. Try your pop as-is or dipped in chocolate.
Las Paletas // 2911 12 Avenue South – Nashville, Tennesee 37204 // 615.386.2101
81. Antique Archaeology
Shop here for antique or vintage items picked by Mike and Frank from American Pickers. House Beautiful listed Antique Archaeology as one of the “Best Home Stores in America”. You could spend hours here looking for treasures and learning the history behind each item.
Antique Archaeology // 1300 Clinton St. Ste 130 – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.810.9906
82. Willie Nelson and Friends Museum and Nashville Souvenirs
The Willie Nelson and Friends museum showcases memorabilia from Willie Nelson and more than 30 other country music stars. The Souvenir shop is Nashville’s largest gift store. Get a t-shirt featuring your favorite country music artist, Jack Daniels merch, whiskey fudge caramels, and whiskey cakes.
There is FREE PARKING across the street from the Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Grand Ole Opry House.
Willie Nelson and Friends Museum and Nashville Souvenirs // 2613A McGavock Pike Nashville, TN 37214 // 615-885-1515
83. Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery offers a nice selection of beer on tap. The restaurant has plenty of room on their rooftop for you to enjoy your food and beer. You might like the Mango Habanero Chicken or the huge plate of Nachos.
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery // 111 Broadway – Nashville, TN 37201 // 615.251.4677
84. Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack
Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack has been around for about 100 years – and for good reason! You can get your chicken plain, mild, medium, XXX Hot, XX Hot, X Hot, or Hot. They also serve wings and chicken tenders. Prince’s also offers drinks, sides, and desserts to cool you down after all of that hot chicken.
Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack // 5814 Nolensville Pike – Nashville, Tennessee 37211 // 615.810.9388
85. Belmont Mansion
The Belmont Mansion is a beautiful antebellum home full of beautiful artifacts and history. You can take a guided tour of the mansion or a self-guided tour of the gardens.
Things you’ll learn about:
- Tennessee History
- The Civil War
- Architecture
- Art
- Decorative Arts
Belmont Mansion // 1900 Belmont Blvd (Belmont Boulevard & Acklen Avenue) – Nashville, Tennessee 37212 // 615-460-5459
86. SOAR Adventure Park
The SOAR Adventure Tower has creative and sometimes challenging obstacles, and is fun for children and adults alike. The Adventure Tower has 4 levels and over 110 climbing elements. The Park also has an 18 hole miniature golf course.
SOAR Adventure Park // 3794 Carothers Pkwy, Franklin, TN 37067 // 615.712.5103
87. Epice
Epice (meaning spice in French) offers an eclectic and flavorful menu. They serve Mediterranean cuisine and Lebanese food. Epice also offers a nice variety of wine, beer, and cocktails. Patrons recommend the Pistachio encrusted rack of lamb and the spiced fish filet with caramelized onions. See the full menu HERE.
Epice // 2902 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37204 // 615.720.6765
88. George Jones Museum
George Jones fans and country music fans will love all of the George Jones memorabilia at this museum. Learn all about the “Possom’s” story, legacy, and hear some of his great hits.
George Jones Museum // 128 2nd Ave North – Nashville, Tennessee // 615-818-0128
89. Aquarium Restaurant – An Underwater Adventure
We have eaten here and we had a great experience. Some of the menu items are a little pricey, especially some of the seafood and steak entrees. The atmosphere is very nice and the staff is very friendly. My kiddos asked our server many questions about the fish in the aquarium and she was very knowledgeable. We really had a great time here!
Aquarium Restaurant // 516 Opry Mills Drive – Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.514.FISH
90. Cooter’s Place
Cooter’s is located in the Opryland Resort area right next to Willie Nelson’s Museum & Gift Shop. If you are a fan of the show The Dukes of Hazzard then this museum is a must-visit. Things you’ll see here:
- a General Lee
- Cooter’s Tow Truck
- Daisy’s Jeep
- Rosco’s Patrol Car
- Pictures, Props, Costumes, and Memorabilia from the show
Cooter’s Nashville // 2613B McGavock Pk, Nashville, TN 37214 // 615.872.8358
91. The Flipside
You’ll love the 50’s diner feel at The Flipside. In addition to the retro décor, they are famous for their Jack’s Best Chicken which is a breaded chicken breast sautéed in olive oil. They offer 21 different toppings for your chicken!
You gotta try the Bloody Mary – it is served with olives, pickles, tater tots, celery, chicken, and crab legs. Yes – CRAB LEGS.
The Flipside // 2403 12th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37204 // 615.292.9299
92. Legendairy Milkshake Bar
You may have seen the Legendairy Milkshake Bar on The Cooking Channel’s The Best Thing I Ever Ate. This shop offers creative milkshakes that will satisfy the most insane sweet tooth. Try the Sweet & Salty Cheesecake – ice cream, potato chips, fudge, caramel, crushed peanuts and topped with a whole slice of cheesecake – YUM! See all milkshake options HERE.
This is definitely a special experience and a splurge (milkshakes are about $15), but these milkshakes are fantastic!
Legendairy Milkshake Bar // 171 3rd Avenue North – Nashville, TN 37201 //
93. Etch
If you are in the mood for a fine dining experience that includes fresh ingredients, delicious seafood, and some wonderful cocktails, then you will love Etch.
You might want to try the Cauliflower Appetizer (with salted almond, feta, and truffled pea pesto) and the Duck Tart (with sweet potato, caramelized onions, a black olive mole, cherry coffee butter, and a puff pastry).
Etch Restaurant // 303 Demonbreun Street – Nashville, TN 37201 // 615.522.0685
94. Kittenish
Jessie Decker opened her first storefront in the Gulch in Nashville. Her shop features stylish clothing and accessories. You can also find the Nashville Stole My Heart balloon mural here at Kittenish. It’s a great place for an Instagram photo.
Kittenish // 304 11th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.873.4344
95. Arnold’s Country Kitchen
Arnold’s offers country cookin’ at its finest. They serve “Meat & 3 Sides”. You just grab a tray and let them pile your plate high with BBQ chicken, beans, mashed potatoes, and mac n cheese (or whatever veggies and sides you choose). Chase it all down with some sweet tea and end your meal with a big piece of pie. See the full menu HERE.
Arnold’s Country Kitchen // 605 8th Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.256.4455
96. Winky Lux
Located in the Gulch, this luxury cosmetics store is full of gorgeous products, testing stations, and photo spots. If you love makeup and you love taking trendy Instagram photos, you will LOVE Winky Lux
Winky Lux // 604 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.649.8918
97. Marche Artisan Foods
Marche Artisan Foods is a great place to visit for breakfast, brunch, or lunch (see the Menu Schedule HERE). If you visit during breakfast, try their Buttermilk Biscuit & Southern Natural Farms Pork Sausage Gravy. Or, for a lighter option, try the house-made granola.
They offer sweet or savory crepes, salads, and sandwiches at lunchtime. You gotta try the Roasted Chicken and Peach Salad (Mixed Greens, Almonds, Gorgonzola, and White Balsamic Vinaigrette – YUM!!).
Marche Artisan Foods // 1000 Main Street, Suite 101 – Nashville, TN 37206 // 615.262.1111
98. Hatch Show Print
Hatch Show Print opened in 1879 and is one of America’s oldest letterpress shops. They have designed posters for Elvis Presley and many other entertainers and organizations. Small tours are available and you can even create your own poster.
You can also tour the Haley Gallery. The exhibits showcase original posters and contemporary interpretations of Hatch Show Print’s classic wood blocks – some available for purchase.
Hatch Print Show // 224 5th Avenue South – Nashville, Tennessee 37203 // 615.577.7710
99. Moto
If you’re craving some rustic Italian cuisine, then you must eat at Moto. They offer pizza, pasta, seafood, steak, and sides. The Brussel Sprouts with pancetta, apples, and white balsamic are fantastic!
Awards and Acknowledgements:
- Thrillest voted Moto “Best Italian” in 2016
- Nashville Lifestyles voted Moto “Best Italian” & “Best Wine List” in 2017
- Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence
Moto // 1120 McGavock Street – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.736.5305
100. Mockingbird
This cozy, retro diner is a fun place to have some delicious food and interesting cocktails. They are known for their punchin’ bag drinks – adult juice bags with booze. And, even though the atmosphere is very casual, Mockingbird takes their food very seriously. They offer dishes that are a lovely combination of Southern favorites and international cuisine.
Mockingbird // 121A 12th Avenue North – Nashville, TN 37203 // 615.741.9900
101. Fido
Why you’ll love it:
- They serve breakfast all day long
- Vegan and gluten-free options available
- Many menu items are made with organic and local ingredients
- They offer a nice variety of daily specials
- The restaurant is also an upscale coffeehouse that serves excellent coffee drinks
You might want to try the Huevos Rancheros, Buttermilk Pancakes with local sausage, and a side of Smothered and Covered Hash browns.
For lunch and dinner, they offer a nice selection of salads and sandwiches. The Local Burger is fantastic – Lamb and Local grass-fed beef, cheddar, red onion, pickle, lettuce on a bun with fig aioli and caramelized fennel – YUMMY!
Fido // 1812 21st Avenue South – Nashville, TN 37212 // 615.777.3436
Whew!!! That is a lot of fun activities in Nashville!! What are your favorite things to do in Music City?
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Your pictures are gorgeous! I’ve never been to Tennessee, but now I need to go! Great post
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What a great list! It looks like there’s something for everyone in Nashville! I’d enjoy visiting the Johnny Cash Museum and trying some of the restaurants. Acme Feed & Seed’s rooftop bar sounds like a lot of fun as well 😀
I keep hearing such great things about Nashville! I think it’s a sign I need to go check it out. All the food photos are calling my name.This was such a great round up of things to do here!
Wow, your list is excellent, exciting info about Nashville. So many tips about this place. I love this music city. But I spent there only one day and night, so I wat to back. I love live music; it was a great night in bars music. I will gladly use your food & must-see places recommendations next time.
Oh this list makes me want to go back to Nashville. If only for the Legendairy milkshakes :O This is an awesome roundup!!!
I have never thought about visiting Nashville but after seeing all of these eateries and bars, I better add it to my list. I would need to stay a month so I could visit them all.
Wow! I was on item number 10, completely starving and dying to go to Nashville and couldn’t believe there were so many more suggestions. What a great line up.
When I went to Nashville, I definitely did the more “touristy” things, but I would love to hit up some more local bars and restaurants!
Great post and love all in the lists! We will be visiting in Nashville this summer and I found new things to do here too.
What an extensive round up! I have heard so much about the Music City from TV that I can’t wait to visit and your list is a motivation for sure.
It’s been FOREVER since I visited Nashville but I can’t wait to visit next year!!
Wow – so much to do. Totally bookmarking this! The Pancake Pantry and Three Brothers will be top of my list :).
Oh wow, you can definitely not get bored when you visit Nashville, with so many amazing things to do and see in the city. I love that there are so many amazing cafes and restaurants as well.
Wow! What an amazing list you’ve got here. Every item is definitely a hit especially when it comes to the food. Everything looks yummy and delicious.
And that’s a really long list. I think I’d need two weeks just to finish everything!
I have not been to Nashville yet but these are all great ideas. I love the garden and broadway
This is an incredible blog post. I had no idea there were so many things to do in Nashville. Thank you so much for sharing.
OMG -I don’t know what to say! Nashville definitely tops my must-see list. The food, the mood, the vibes…I can’t wait to visit it.