48 Hours in Nashville | Top Attractions | What to see and Do
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Destination Earth Presents: 48 Hours in Nashville | Top Attractions | What to see and Do
In this video, we are exploring the beautiful city of Nashville, Tennessee. This video will help you plan what to see and do in the city if you have 48 hours or more. As perhaps expected, there is a TON of really great things to see and do while in the city.
Let's recap a few of the places that we'll highlight in this video:
Country Music Hall of Fame: a renowned institution dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history and traditions of country music through extensive exhibits, collections, and educational programs.
AT&T Building: known as the "Batman Building" due to its distinctive twin spires, is an iconic skyscraper in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, and serves as a major hub for telecommunications and business in the region.
Nashville Symphony: based in the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, is a prominent cultural institution in Nashville, Tennessee, known for its outstanding performances of classical, pops, and jazz music, as well as its commitment to music education and community engagement.
John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge: spanning the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee, is a notable landmark offering stunning views of the city skyline and connecting downtown Nashville with the East Bank, serving as a popular route for walkers, joggers, and cyclists.
The Johnny Cash Museum: dedicated to the life and legacy of the legendary musician Johnny Cash, featuring an extensive collection of memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and personal artifacts that celebrate his career and influence on music history.
Broadway Street: a vibrant and iconic thoroughfare known for its lively honky-tonks, live music venues, bars, and restaurants, making it a central hub for the city's nightlife and country music scene.
Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N' Roll Steakhouse: a multi-level venue offering live music, a lively atmosphere, and a diverse menu featuring steaks and Southern-inspired cuisine, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
Bridgestone Arena: a premier multi-purpose venue hosting concerts, sporting events, and entertainment shows, and is home to the NHL's Nashville Predators.
Legends Corner: a renowned honky-tonk bar known for its live country music performances, vibrant atmosphere, and extensive collection of memorabilia celebrating country music legends.
Ryman Auditorium: often referred to as the "Mother Church of Country Music," is a historic venue in Nashville, Tennessee, famous for its outstanding acoustics and its pivotal role in the development of country music, hosting legendary performances and serving as the original home of the Grand Ole Opry.
State Capitol Building: a neoclassical-style landmark completed in 1859, housing the Tennessee General Assembly and serving as a symbol of the state's political history and governance.
Centennial Park: a large urban park renowned for its full-scale replica of the Parthenon, featuring an art gallery and a monumental statue of Athena, as well as expansive green spaces, walking trails, and a lake, making it a popular destination for recreation and cultural events.
Hattie B's Hot Chicken: is celebrated for its hot chicken, a local specialty known for its spicy seasoning and crispy exterior, drawing locals and tourists alike for a taste of Nashville's iconic dish.
Music City Walk of Fame: honors musicians, artists, and industry figures who have made significant contributions to Nashville's musical heritage, with each inductee recognized with a sidewalk star along the Music Mile downtown.
Goo Goo's: a beloved Nashville treat, are iconic chocolate candies made with caramel, marshmallow nougat, fresh roasted peanuts, and milk chocolate, creating a distinctive blend of flavors that has delighted locals and visitors since 1912.
Fort Nashborough: a historic reconstruction of the original settlement established in 1779 by James Robertson and other pioneers, serving as a key outpost in early frontier America and offering a glimpse into the city's foundational history through guided tours and educational exhibits.
Printers Alley: a historic district known for its vibrant nightlife, live music venues, and colorful history as a hub for publishing and printing businesses in the early 20th century, now offering a blend of entertainment, dining, and historic charm in the heart of downtown Nashville.
Puckett's: a popular restaurant and live music venue in Nashville, Tennessee, is known for its Southern comfort food, including barbecue and homemade desserts, as well as its lively atmosphere featuring live performances by local musicians, creating a quintessential Nashville dining and entertainment experience.
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What an awesome travelling vlog this has been! Do keep up the amazing work too!! Stay safe and stay connected~
I am really glad to hear that Nashville is still clean and safe even with the huge population growth over the years! It was cool that you guys showed us around some of the popular food and music spots around the city. Makes me want to take a long overdue trip back out there. Thanks for sharing, brother!
Love Nashville! Such a fun time. Oh no the sunburn LOL! Poor you! The bus really is a great idea. Oh no your phones haha! Such gorgeous views from the bridge. Honky Tonk streets really are so chaotic haha but it's such a neat spot. The sax and electric guitar is so fun! Love the legends corner mural. One of my biggest regrets is not having a famous hot chicken sandwich haha, that looks so good. So cool to see the walk of fame, I'm not a huge country fan either but I do love my miss Dolly! :) The fort is so cool. Greg is obsessed with anything barbecue! That looks sooo good. That's one thing I loved about our Tennessee trip lol. You both got SO much done in Nashville, our trip was great too but we didn't have much time. Loved seeing your day in Nashville, such a great city. Thanks for bringing us along!! :)
Plenty of music on show there and funny enough a place I have never thought about visiting before if we ever made it to the USA. Not seen much ice hockey but what I have seen I like and I know it is really big in the US and Canada. Sorry but had to LOL at the spicy food and the after kick but nice set up to see the 'stars' and I would have loved to have seen Hendrix, Elvis and Little Richard, all of whom I loved. To be honest, never been a Country fan, maybe why have never fancied a visit to Nashville before. I thing I do like is my meat and I would have been in food heaven at that grill bar! Cheers Alan
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This gave me those excting holiday vibes! So exciting ❤ shame about the sunburn and leaving the phones behind 😮 the buildings are amazing and love the views of the river. The views of the city are very cool. Wow the sax and electric guitar 🎸 🎷 ❤ such an amazing day trip 😊 nashville looks amazing and im glad you found the pantheon
This is a really fun city. It's been a while since I felt true "vacation mode" but this city did it for us. Very relaxed, yet very fun.
Oh man, you are like my wife. Sue gets burnt all the time. Nashville is a cute town. Oh wow, can’t believe both of you forgot your phones. It’s like 1990 all over again. That bridge is fun to walk around on. Bringing back memories.
We did go in to the Johnny Cash museum. It is happening when you went. We missed so much after watching your video. That hot chicken place was on our list but ran out of time. Now I want to go back after this tour.
It's quite the town. We really loved our time there. I'm sure there was lots to see that we missed as well.
Looks like a great tour of Nashville! We happened to be swinging through the area around Octoberfest...and man was it a fun place haha. Different brews all over to check out and the center of the city closes off some streets so you can walk around. It really was awesome and hope to go back sometime. I'm definitely learning a lot more from your video, we didn't check out nearly as many places but had some overlaps! - Shane
It's a super fun city. We really enjoyed ourselves and could easily see ourselves going back and enjoying it more. There is lots to see and do - that's for sure!