Top 10 things to do in Nashville TN
Visiting Nashville TN during winter is very special. The city resonates with life, and every kind of song vibrates the atmosphere. This is a town presenting southern hospitality, harvests American music, unbelievable cuisine and spectrum of nightlife. To begin with, the top 10 things to do in Nashville TN include:
Hit the Hall
Kick off a day at the Music Hall of Fame that is newly expanded. This is the largest music museum in the world that presents ever-changing exhibits. It has the exhibits of the past legends and today’s hottest stars. Inside the museum, grab a bite at 2/22 Eatery, a restaurant offering Southern favourites or at an authentic Mexican taqueria, Bajo Sexto. Explore the retail stores of the museum for clothing, music books and clothing.
Ride the Row
Go on a Music Row tour and visit the famous recording studio, RCA Studio B, where Elvis recorded more than 200 songs. Much more namely, Roy Orbison, Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, Eddy Arnold also recorded here their classic hits. RCA Studio B tour departs from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum daily.
Visit the Parthenon 
The Parthenon visit gives one an opportunity to see the art gallery houses and museum. It is at 42 feet height, and Athena Parthenos is an indoor tallest sculpture in the entire western world.
Go for songwriters show
A unique way of hearing music is by going for a songwriters show in Nashville. Songwriters are put in places they are not used to and are referred to as a ‘writer’s night’. Several songwriters and singers here play in a round, and they usually sit with a guitar, a microphone and their talent on the stage. These are found all over the town in the intimate clubs. Such places include ‘The Listening Room Café’ in the downtown and the Bluebird Café in Green Hills.
Time to Shop
Check out for Nashville unique shopping. Stroll through antique boutiques and stores that dot the neighbourhoods of East Nashville, 12South, Germantown and Hillsboro Village. Complete your holiday shopping at The Mall at Green Hills or reach the post-holiday sales at the largest Tennessee’s outlet mall, Opry Mills. Also, check Porter Flea Market during December first weekend for contemporary handmade goods.
Visit Ryman Auditorium
The Ryman Auditorium is referred to as the “Mother Church of Country Music,”. Here anyone can record their song taking a backstage in the Ryman recording studio. Here starts perform every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday night between Novembers to January. This place is more than 90 years old and is the longest radio broadcast running in the world.
Salute
Three U.S. Presidents- Andrew Jackson, Andrew Johnson and James K. Polk, referred Nashville as their home. You can revisit the past in downtown Nashville.
Honky Tonk Highway
Visiting Honky Tonk Highway is a must for hot country music. This presents the shadow of Ryman. In fact, this is worth visiting a place as DierkBentley, Kristofferson and many more prominent stars initiated their careers here.
Newest Sounds
There is something representing all music genres. You will find interesting things t attract everyone. You can find Johnny Cash memorabilia and artefacts, while The Cash venue is suitable for all ages. It offers the visitors a look into the musical icons life and careers.
Special Events
In Nashville winter features cultural celebrations, art crawls, concerts, theatrical performances and sporting events. Visit the Nashville Ballet’s performance. Grab your jersey and catch the action at a hockey game or basketball games. Celebrate with your closest friends the free live music.
