Things To Do
Grand Ole Opry
Our venue and hotels are just minutes from this Nashville icon. Take a tour, or if you're around for a few days, see a show!
Downtown/Broadway
Downtown Nashville is home to it's legendary honky tonks where you can hear incredible music whether it's 10am or 10pm. If you've never been to Nashville before, the Broadway strip is worth a visit. Stop into Tootsies or Robert's Western World for a drink and a live band, visit the Johnny Cash Museum, National Museum of African American Music, tour the legendary Ryman Auditorium, or check out Fort Nashboro on the riverfront. The Country Music Hall of Fame is just a few blocks over, or take in the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, where Kelsey sings with the Symphony Chorus. There's something to do any time of day, but the nightlife is one of a kind.
The Parthenon and Centennial Park
This is where we had our first date! Recreate it by throwing a football in the green spaces of Centennial Park and bask in the glory of the life size replica of Athena's Temple. Tickets are available to tour the inside of the Parthenon and museum for those who are interested.
Cheekwood
If you're less into honky tonks and more into nature, Cheekwood is a beautiful place to stroll. With lush gardens and a historical mansion and museum, it's the perfect place to while away a few hours.
Franklin
Historic and quaint, downtown Franklin is full of great boutiques, restaurants, beautiful houses and interesting Civil War history. If you're in the area for a few days, we'd recommend spending an afternoon in this beautiful town.