Nashville

This is actually where one of my family members lives, and it’s great, especially if you like neighbors and being close to the city but there are suburbs to. GREATEST BREAKFAST RESTAURANT- Noshville. they serve HUGE pancakes. I think it’s like a country-music version of NYC, instead of all the fashion. It’s amazing, like theres the Opryland hotel, where tourists can go to see the HUGE plantorium, where there’s an inside boat ride, shops, and lots of beautiful plants that will take your breath away. highly recomended. nuff said.

We went to Nashville for the Foo Fighters concert. I loved it, it was first time I had been to Nashville. Everyone was sooo friendly. I do recomend staying close to Broadway everything will be in walking distance. There was plenty to see we walked around all day. The concert was great and we came home the next day.

nothing to say i barely remember

I lived here!

flew to Nashville for a day took the bus to downtown, great transit system, great downtown lots of music, lots of crazies and lots of sight seeing. cant say what the nightlife is like, cause i left to another city at 6pm, but if its anything like the day its gonna be fun!

Nashville is a great place. The Home of Country Music. It’a beautful and has alot of sites.

THE GRAND OLE OPRY

Go to Monell’s restaurant. Great comfort food; family style dining (you’ll sit at a table for ten – if your party is two, you’ll get to meet eight more people). Hang out on the porch swing after dinner and the owner may sit and chat with you for a while. There were other things I liked about Nashville, but the last time I went, we found $37 airfares and flew in just for my husband’s birthday dinner at Monell’s. Go!

A fun place to visit as a twenty-something. Nashville is unique because many people’s jobs consist of playing music at night, and so during the day, the cafe crowd is ever-present and oh-so-hip. Hillsboro Village is the place to be…spend hours at Fido, eating, drinking, watching, and running into people you know. The Parthenon is fun, too. I personally avoid the downtown tourist lands. West Nashville is burgeoning and fun.

We tried so hard to find the Bluebird cafe and could not, next time I’ll try harder. We didn’t do the best job of eating in Nashville (we ate at some not so delicious places), so I want to do a better job of that the next time I’m there.