Conveniently located downtown, the Country Music Hall of Fame celebrates the music most frequently associated with Nashville. Featuring exhibits from early American folk music to modern radio hits, this museum is an easy way to lose yourself in the history of country music.
Hattie B's is a great spot to sample Nashville hot chicken with all the sides. Spice levels range from no heat to "shut the cluck up!" (not recommended - Kate adores spicy, but can only make it through a few bites without crying). Tip: Call ahead to order as the line can be over an hour long!
Downtown Broadway is packed with honky tonks, all featuring live music with no cover charge. Kate and Justin recommend starting at The Stage and going wherever your ears take you. If you get hungry, check our Robert's Western World for the famous "recession special" - a fried bologna sandwich, chips, and a PBR for just $5!
Virago's lounge is one of the hottest singles bars in Nashville, but the restaurant's Asian fusion cuisine draws in large crowds for dinner. While at Vanderbilt, Kate and her friends satisfied their weekly sushi (and cocktail) cravings here every Monday.
Home to our seventh president, Andrew Jackson's Hermitage has been beautifully restored to its pre-Civil War condition. History buffs will love exploring the estate, which USA Today ranked as the third best presidential site in the country.