Nashville Travel Guide: The Best of Music City | Nashville Tennessee | USA
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Destination Earth Presents: Nashville Travel Guide: The Best of Music City | Nashville Tennessee | USA
Hey there, fellow travelers! 🎸✈️ Welcome back to Destination Earth. Today, we’re taking you on an exciting adventure through Nashville, Tennessee! Whether you’re a music lover, history enthusiast, or just looking to soak up some Southern charm, you’re in for a treat.
Join us as we explore the best of Music City, sharing insider tips and must-see spots that will make your visit unforgettable. So, grab your cowboy hat and let’s dive into the heart of Nashville!
1. Nashville KOA
Our journey begins at the Nashville KOA, where we stayed during our visit. It's a great spot to relax and unwind before heading into the hustle and bustle of downtown Nashville.
2. Country Music Hall of Fame
We took a bus to downtown Nashville and got dropped off right outside the iconic Country Music Hall of Fame. Dive into the rich history of country music and explore exhibits featuring legendary artists.
3. AT&T Batman Building
Next, we headed to the famous AT&T Batman Building. This skyscraper, with its distinctive design, is a must-see landmark in Nashville's skyline.
4. Street Art
As you walk around downtown, keep an eye out for vibrant street art. Nashville is home to some incredible murals and creative street art that add color and character to the city.
5. Nashville Symphony
Our next stop is the Nashville Symphony. If you’re a fan of classical music, this is the place to be. Check out their schedule for a chance to catch a live performance.
6. John Seigenthaler Bridge
We then made our way to the John Seigenthaler Bridge. From here, you can enjoy stunning views of the city and the Cumberland River. You’ll also get a great look at Nissan Stadium and the Cumberland River Greenway.
7. Johnny Cash Museum
No trip to Nashville is complete without a visit to the Johnny Cash Museum. Explore the life and legacy of the Man in Black through a collection of memorabilia and exhibits.
8. Broadway
Next up, we hit the streets of Broadway. This lively area is famous for its live music venues, bars, and honky-tonks. Take your time to soak in the atmosphere and enjoy some fantastic live performances.
9. Bridgestone Arena
We continued our walk to Bridgestone Arena, home to concerts, sports events, and more. If you’re lucky, you might catch a game or a show during your visit.
10. Legends Corner
Just a stone’s throw away is Legends Corner, one of Nashville’s iconic bars. Pop in for a drink and enjoy some classic country tunes.
11. Ryman Auditorium
Our next stop is the historic Ryman Auditorium, known as the "Mother Church of Country Music." Take a tour to learn about its storied past and its significance in the music world.
12. State Capitol Building
We then headed to the State Capitol Building, along with other nearby government buildings. The architecture and history here are worth exploring.
13. The Parthenon
A bit further out, but well worth the visit, is The Parthenon in Centennial Park. This full-scale replica of the ancient Greek Parthenon was originally built for the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition.
14. Tennessee Women’s Suffrage Monument
Next, we visited the Tennessee Women’s Suffrage Monument, which honors the brave women who fought for the right to vote.
15. Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
Lastly, we couldn’t leave Nashville without trying some hot chicken! We made sure to stop at Hattie B’s Hot Chicken for a delicious and spicy meal.
And that wraps up our walking tour of Nashville! We hope you enjoyed exploring Music City with us. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures with Destination Earth. See you in the next episode!
Great tour of the downtown Josh! This video really makes me want to book a trip back out there! Awesome, you had great weather. The city has everything and you showed that! Thanks for sharing, brother!
I love your camp site. The building is cool in the downtown area, very cool downtown and love the bridge and views! It looks like a great city and the music sounded great! So much history of music there! Fantastic historical statues ❤
A free guide sounds a good idea and a $10 round trip shuttle seemed pretty fair to me. Plenty of people about on the streets, maybe too many for me. Like Kid Rock so I would have headed there too, as well as the Parthenon, what an amazing building that was - dam shame it was closed when you were there, as I would have enjoyed a look around there and a hot chicken too! cheers Alan.
You are making us miss Nashville so much! Such a fun place to visit. I wish we checked out the bridge. I did see it from a distance haha but looks like a great view! The music scene on Broadway is amazing. The streets really are chaotic 😂 the park looks lovely! Love the brothers from another mother! I do regret not seeing the Parthenon. Very cool!! Fantastic video as always! 😊
I have always wanted to visit Nashville. I drive through on a road trip, but I did not get a chance to stop. Very nice tour. Great views of downtown area. Lots of great buildings, shops, vintage architecture statues and more. Thanks for sharing with us. Have a great week.
Nashville is quite the city! Being our first time there we had a mix of not knowing what to expect, and having some high hopes. Everything we saw and did met our expectations!
That’s smart getting a tour. We had no idea where we were going. We took that bridge and other was fun walk with great views. Johnny Cash museum is so good. It’s crazy how busy it gets at night. That’s why we just the afternoon tour.
So many good memories with this walking tour. Your storytelling is so good. We missed out on Centennial Park, looks really pretty. What a fun adventure.
Once we finally had a map to get around it was really good. I had spent a bunch of time mapping things out to ensure we got to see everything we wanted. It's a busy place, but such a fun place!
@@DestinationEarth We just randomly walked. Your strategy is way better.
Nashville is pretty dull in my opinion. When I lived in LA, I would spend weekends snowboarding, surfing and exploring the many canyon and mountain roads arount the city on my motorcycle.
There were also all kinds of museums to check out, music events, broadway plays, you name it!
At night I would check out salsa dancing spots all over town, and then go look for hidden taco spots, taking a walk on the beach at night or having a bonfire.
Nashville ain't got none of that....
I've never been to LA (yet), but from the way you talk about it, it sounds amazing! I too think I would love it. I know California has a unique blend of mountains, ocean and desert that no other place in North America has, and that's one reason I think it can offer such a wide variety of things. The people there are so creative as well, in many respects, and so you have experiences that present themselves that no other city can rival. Can't wait to go! One thing to note for Nashville for those looking for outdoors - it's close enough to the Great Smokey Mountains NP that you can go out and enjoy your time away, and then come back in town the next weekend and enjoy the sensational music!
"Nashville ain't got none of that" - We don't have a lot of that other stuff as well.