Everything there was great to explore! Especially Sprinkles Cupcake
A great place to stroll during the evening
Great place to hang out and walk the streets and hit up the shops
Really amazing experience here. This is a must see spot when in Nashville, you will learn a ton about our 7th pres. The staff is super helpful and informative.
This was the home of Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States. He lived in this house from 1804 until his death in 1845. It was opened to the public as a museum in 1889.
Go on March 15th for free cake for Jackson's birthday!
Fantastic tour led by Ron - who was very dynamic and knowledgeable. Interesting to learn the history and see where so many amazing musicians recorded.
Dolly Patton crashed into the side of the building and u can still see the mark.
Our tour guide George was awesome! Definitely don't skip this tour even if your not a huge country fan
Incredible atmosphere. Great location for almost any event.
Coolest shops in a walking museum. Don’t miss the tasting and a trip to Antique Archaeology.
Very cool...Lots of history. Worth a visit if you’ve never been.
Great place to take the family !! There is really cool and very educational history based activities as well !! Overall a fun learning adventure for kids as well as adults !!
Tour was great. Everyone was super friendly
Got a baby with plenty of money: Belmont Mansion's Adelicia Acklen was one of the nation's richest women & once single-handedly negotiated a sale of cotton for $960,000 in gold.
Use the BOGO admission coupon in the Nashville City Saver.
If you come by yourself, sit on the historic lunch counter.
We didn’t eat there but the hostess filled us in on the historical past of this original Woolworth store, bar, eatery and arcade. Make sure you go both upstairs and downstairs to look around
Meatloaf, beer
Make sure you stop by the world famous WILDHORSE SALOON for the BEST music and FREE Line Dancing Lessons every evening!
Nashville's best kept secret! An amazing community of small businesses and event venue. If you want an event with true Nashville charm, this is the place!
Take the Studio B tour, if you have time. It departs from the Country Music Hall of Fame, which is a must-see for fans.
Love this town!
Quaint, nostalgic and hip all rolled into one!
Wow! We took the guided tour and it was worth it. So much history. You could easily spend a few hours here.
It started as a church, then served as The Grand Ole Opry. Now, it’s one of the country’s most famous music venues. David Byrne with St. Vincent, The Shins and Crosby Stills and Nash are playing soon.
Previously known as the Grand Old Opry House, this auditorium first opened as the Union Gospel Tabernacle in 1892. It was built by Thomas Ryman & renamed in his honor after his death.
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