Nashville a short & spicy trip
I literally went to Nashville on short notice and for a weekend and these are my tips on how you can do the same:
• Get a hotel in advance if you want to stay in the city (Something I was not able to do and suffered the consequences LOL) Keep in mind that hotels in the city are expensive at the last minute. However you have a few cheaper options just a few blocks away from downtown itself.
• In downtown as transportation I used the local bus and golf cart taxis.
• Pro️ of staying close to downtown is that you are near popular places like The Gulch, Broadway, Hall of Fame Museum, restaurants, bars and all the action.
• Socialize with locals: People in Nashville are extremely kind and super patient (even with my one hundred questions haha)
• Take a City Tour: You have the option of doing the tour on the "Hop-on-Hop-Off" or you can take the green line bus which is FREE! .
• Visit at least one tourist spot in the city: Try to make your list in advance to have an idea of what your favorite places to visit will be.
• You can't really go to Nashville without going to the "Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum." This was the one place I knew I had to visit.
• Another place is the famous 💙 "Bluebird" 💙known for having artists who made their great "debut.") Keep in mind that you can't get in without a reservation or you will have to stand in line•
• The Gulch was another must-see on my list. Nice place to have a wine or dinner. Something that I LOVED was that this whole area was pet friendly•
• Eat at a local restaurant. My choice was "Arnold's Country Kitchen." OMG! So delicious! My favorite dish was the mac and cheese•
• Embrace the culture and art the city has to offer. This city has so much musical and artistic influence that it is not surprising to hear people sing while at the Gulch or see a party bike tour•
To be surrounded by so much joy and talent and knowing that legendary people have passed through this city and left that artistic imprint definitely gives Nashville a magical touch.
