Nashville, Tennessee is the capital of the state and is thee place for all the folks who want a laid back vacation. I've traveled to Nashville twice so far and I had a pleasant time on both occasions. It's such a big contrast to the big city while at the same time being the big city of Tennessee.
Flying: How To Get There
I flew with Southwest Airlines (my favorite airline by the way) and it was just about an hour from Chicago. Quickest plane ride of my life so far! We landed at BNA Nashville International Airport swiftly and safely from Midway International Airport.
The first time I traveled there was via Greyhound. I know a lot of folks don't care for traveling via buses, but it was a smooth trip. It took about 7 hours to drive from Chicago with two stops.
Ways to get there:
- BNA Airport
- Driving
- Greyhound
- Megabus
- Amtrak (only stops at Memphis)
Where to Stay
My family lives in Nashville, so I've stayed with them. Here are some great hotels to stay at:
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Nashville Downtown
- Margaritaville Hotel Nashville
- Four Seasons Hotel Nashville
- Country Inn & Suites by Radisson - Nashville Airport
- Comfort Inn Nashville
Sightseeing: What To Do In Nashville
While it's a small city, Nashville has a lot to offer. The down home feels are in abundant as well as the history, culture, and scenery.
Here's a list of places I've been to and sight saw so far:
- Downtown Nashville
- Nashville Farmer's Market
- Clover Bottom Mansion
- Cordell Hull Building
- Nashville Public Library- Main Library
Because I stayed with family and for a short time I didn't get to explore all of the food options that I wanted. However, I will update this guide as soon as I return. One spot that I really adored was Succulent Vegan Tacos in the Nashville Farmer's Market find court section.
Have you ever visited Nashville? Tell us about your experience!
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