Things To Do
Party Fowl
Erica's favorite Nashville hot chicken resturant!
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
A great museum all about Nashville country music! Check out the Taylor Swift Education Center
Franklin Downtown Historic District
We love to go to Franklin for date nights. The downtown area is quaint and has a lot of civil war history.
Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry is a Nashville must-see. They still have country legends performing weekly. There is also an outlet mall and hotel with a waterpark.
Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint
Our favorite BBQ in Nashville!
Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row - Nashville
Erica's favorite bar on broadway
Centennial Park
Right outside of Vanderbilt University, is centennial park where there is a replica of the Parthenon in Greece.
The Gulch
Shopping district in Nashville, lots of murals and restaurants
The Mall at Green Hills
Mall in Nashville's Green Hills neighborhood. Home to many celebrities, the mall has mainly high end stores. RH rooftop is a fun place to get drinks and apps, it is on top of the Restoration Hardware store.
Nashville Pedal Tavern
A fun Nashville activity!
Printers Alley
A hidden strip of bars in Nashville. Walking distance from Broadway, printers alley will have more locals and quaint bars but with all the fun Nashville has to offer!
Fifth + Broadway
A food and shopping court in Nashville! Steps from the Bridgestone Arena , home of the Nashville Predators, with shops and local Nashville favorites! Blue sushi saki Grill has happy hour everyday with deals on sushi and cocktail specials.
Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery
Belle Meade is a Nashville historic mansion. "Bonnie Scotland was the greatest sire to ever stand at Belle Meade and his descendants represent more than two-thirds of all Kentucky Derby winners to date, including 11 Triple Crown Winners." Horses that compete in the Kentucky derby still have heritage dating back to Belle Meade. Do the wine tasting at the end of the tour!
Carnton
Carton Plantation is a historic mansion in Franklin, TN. The mansion was home to the McGavok family and served as a hospital after the battle of Franklin during the civil war. The grounds were turned into a public park. Owen and Erica used to walk here every day during the covid shutdown.