This guide is for anyone traveling to Nashville who wants to see the best the city has to offer in a short-and-easy schedule. While there is tons to do in Nashville, this guide will give you the best food, drinks, Nashville stables, museums and more
Start the day at Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
This is a classic stop for Nashville! Whether you love the history of country music, are a modern music lover, or a fan of traditional folk music, this museum has it all! It even featured a Taylor Swift tour bus when I visited
Goo Goo Chocolate Co.
Goo Goo is a famous Nashville sweet spot! Goo Goos are a mix of chocolate and a variety of filings. You can buy a pre-made candy or make your own for a little bit more $$.
White Limozeen
This cute Dolly-Parton themed restaurant has everything for the perfect girls brunch! Wall to wall pink from the carpets to the curtains! The menu is fun and light and the drinks are delicious! Must have a reservation or you will have to sit at the bar. If you visit during the summer, there is an outside pool and seating area to enjoy the hot summer sun!
The Parthenon
This historic monument is a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It was designed by architect William Crawford Smith and built in 1897 as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. This famous monument quick stop with a short museum inside
Nelson’s Green Brier
Stop in for a fun whiskey tour and tasting. During this tour you learn about the different between bourbon and whiskey, the whiskey making process and the history of the brewery. As well as how to properly taste whiskey
Pushing Daisies
Pushing Daisies is a must stop in Nashville. This chic restaurant has a side entrance off the main strip which leads you down to a cute basement restaurant. It has some of the strongest shots and margaritas, so definitely a stop for the beginning of the night!
Roberts Western World, Tootsies and Honky Tonks
Visiting a Honky- Tonk is a must in Nashville. While these two are some of the most famous as Dolly Parton and other famous musicians have sang at tootsies. Any on the strip are fun to check out!
BONUS
Standard Proof Whiskey
While there are tons of whiskey spots in Nashville Standard Proof Whiskey tasting is such a fun activity. You make three cocktails and try 7 different whiskeys all with different flavors. The bartender teaches you to make the cocktails and gives you all the recipes at the end of the cocktail making class
Assembly Food Hall
If brunch isn’t your thing, head over to the Assembly Hall to consider a wide variety of lunch options!
IntraVenous Solutions
If you need a little recovery, after a long-Nashville weekend this is the place for a quick pick-me-up. Depending on the package it can be pricey, but worth it rather than paying for the day long hangover!
Elliston Place Soda Shop or Marble Slab Creamery
Printers Alley
the center of Nashville’s printing industry. The street contained hotels, restaurants, and saloons, many of the latter becoming speakeasies when Prohibition happened. The block is quite small but its a cute piece of history. There is also rumored to be a speakeasy called the Red Phone Booth near by.
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