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Broadway Honky Tonks — the neon-lit strip of live country music bars, day and night—
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum — the definitive history of country music—
Ryman Auditorium — the Mother Church of Country Music, legendary venue since 1892—
Grand Ole Opry — the longest-running radio broadcast in US history, live country music—
Johnny Cash Museum — the most complete museum dedicated to the Man in Black—
The Bluebird Cafe — intimate songwriter rounds venue where Taylor Swift was discovered—
Honky Tonk Highway — Lower Broadway's world-famous strip of bars and live music—
Nashville Parthenon — full-scale replica of the Athenian Parthenon in Centennial Park—
Centennial Park — 132-acre park with the Parthenon and summer festivals—
Frist Art Museum — contemporary and travelling exhibitions in a 1934 Art Deco post office—
The Gulch — trendy neighbourhood with restaurants, boutiques and the famous Nashville mural—
12 South neighbourhood — indie boutiques, brunch spots and the I Believe in Nashville mural—
East Nashville — artsy neighbourhood with great independent restaurants and bars—
Germantown — Victorian neighbourhood with Nashville's best upscale dining—
Printer's Alley — historic entertainment district, jazz and cocktails since the 1940s—
The Johnny Cash Museum — letters, clothes, instruments and rarely-seen memorabilia—
Patsy Cline Museum — tribute to the country music legend above the Johnny Cash Museum—
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum — honouring the session musicians behind great records—
National Museum of African American Music — the essential new cultural landmark in Nashville—
Tennessee State Museum — comprehensive state history museum in the heart of downtown—
Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery — antebellum plantation with wine tasting—
The Hermitage — Andrew Jackson's plantation home, 30 minutes east of Nashville—
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens — 55-acre botanical garden and art museum—
Radnor Lake State Park — the most beloved natural area in Nashville, free hiking—
Percy Warner Park — 3,400 acres of wooded trails on the edge of the city—
Shelby Bottoms Greenway — riverside trail and natural area along the Cumberland—
Prince's Hot Chicken — the birthplace of Nashville hot chicken, a religious experience—
Hattie B's Hot Chicken — the queue-worthy modern standard-bearer for hot chicken—
Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint — Pat Martin's whole hog BBQ, a Tennessee tradition—
The Pharmacy Burger Parlor & Beer Garden — Nashville's beloved craft burger institution—
Pinewood Social — bowling alley, coffee shop, pool and restaurant in one—
The 404 Kitchen — Nashville's finest seasonal American cooking in The Gulch—
Etch — the consistently excellent downtown Nashville fine dining staple—
Lockeland Table — neighbourhood gem in East Nashville, community-focused cooking—
Two Ten Jack — ramen and Japanese whisky in East Nashville—
The Station Inn — intimate bluegrass venue operating since 1974 in The Gulch—
3rd and Lindsley — the best midsize live music venue in Nashville—
Exit/In — legendary rock venue since 1971, Nashville alternative music history—
Bridgestone Arena — Nashville Predators NHL games in a passionate hockey city—
Nissan Stadium — Tennessee Titans NFL and massive outdoor concerts on the river—
First Tennessee Park — Nashville Sounds AAA baseball along the Cumberland River—
Nashville Sounds game — affordable, fun minor league baseball in a beautiful park—
Vanderbilt University campus — beautiful campus and the Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery—
Tennessee Whiskey Trail — distillery visits including George Dickel and many craft producers—
Jack Daniel's Distillery in Lynchburg — the world's best-selling whiskey, 90 minutes away—
Leiper's Fork — tiny artsy village 30 minutes from Nashville with galleries and live music—
Franklin, Tennessee — charming Civil War town with boutiques and restaurants—
Mammoth Cave day trip — the world's longest known cave system, three hours north—
Natchez Trace Parkway — scenic national parkway starting in Nashville—
Omni Nashville Hotel rooftop bar — great view of the Broadway skyline at night—
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere — 188-acre zoo with red pandas and meerkats—