Posted in Nashville
December 31, 2016
The 14 Places You Should Go In Nashville In 2017
Nashville has been enjoying its day in the sun the last couple of years – it’s known as one of the top spots for millennials, proffering a burgeoning job market and soaring real estate opportunities. Pull up a seat, stay awhile, find a spot to visit and fall in love with our great city. We have fourteen of ’em to get you started.
Known as the spot that made Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks famous, you can wait in line for a free show at the Bluebird or buy tickets ahead of time.
At over sixty-five years old, this is this is the record shop on Broadway that's REALLY worth the visit. Plus, you can find any hard-to-find record in this massive shop.
It's a Nashville classic, after all. Don't miss out on the pancakes, either! Well...who're we kidding?! The whole menu is awesome.
With a Patsy Cline museum in the same building, you can hit up two country legends for one afternoon outing at the museum south of Broadway.
The home of Andrew Jackson has a large draw amongst school groups and tourists, making The Hermitage a must on your Nashville history tour.
They play a great show and offer seasonal dinner cruises that are perfect for a family celebration.
This hands-on exploratory will teach you science in ways you've never experienced it before. Plus, HELLO awesome date night! You'll laugh likes kids, for sure.
The Ohio based creamery has a couple of locations in Nashville, each one of them proffering lines out the door during the summertime. You get two scoops, and a mix and match is definitely encouraged.
Five Daughters Bakery in Nashville is locally owned and is one of the most popular dessert spots in the area. It definitely gives Dominique Ansel's bakery in New York a run for its money, don't you think?
Built in the 19th century at the will of Adelicia Hayes Franklin Acklen Cheatham (that's a mouthful, don't you think?) The mansion has been lauded for its beautiful design and architecture.
Stretching hundreds of miles, Natchez-Trace Parkway is shared with Mississippi and will give you the best kind of autumn drive, with coffee in hand. There are also hiking trails available for those summertime afternoons outdoors.
Known as one of the most beautiful restrooms in the country, even women can peek into the art-deco display - as long as you check to make sure no one's using it, first!
We've pictured Rotier's Restaurant here, but you can pull up a seat at Brown's or Hermitage Cafe if you're hungry.
The Mother Church of Country Music is known as one of the best venues to perform in in the whole of the United States - both for its history and famed acoustics.
How many have you been to? Where are you going to go? If you’re still looking for amazing spots, check out the seven best man made wonders in Nashville – they’re pretty cool.
