Want to escape the routine you find yourself in?

Want to experience a city that never sleeps and continues to grow with each new year?

Want to learn the history behind your favorite musical artists & how they’ve impacted the cultural movements within the entertainment industry?

Want to consume food & beverages that you won’t see or taste anywhere else?

In Downtown Nashville, there is one street that homes more than 20 bars. Broadway is Nashville’s hub for rooftop venues, speakeasies, dancing bars, and karaoke bars. Majority of the bars are owned or partnered with your favorite musical artists, including Jason Aldean, Luke Comb, Dierks Bentley, and Kid Rock.

Nashville offers a multitude of city and venue tours, such as the famous Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman Auditorium. Walking distance from the Grand Ole Opry is a million square foot retail mall to explore. And just across the street from the Ryman is where you can create your own souvenirs from lipsticks to bracelets at the Lip Lab and Little Words Project. Want to learn more about your favorite musical artists? Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and see exclusive momentums from their glory days.

Uber is 100% recommended. An Uber ride is much cheaper than a DUI.

If you’re wishing to control your own transportation, I can assist with pairing you with a perfect rental car aligning with your needs, whether you need it for a few days or just a few hours.

If you decide to have your own car, be prepared for adding ‘parking’ to your expenses, as there is limited free parking in Nashville.

BREAKFAST: Milk & Honey | Snooze | Ophelia’s

LUNCH: Your pick at Assembly Food Hall | The Greenhouse | Waldo’s | Mother’s Ruin

DINNER: Casa Rosa | Twelve Thirty Club | Luogo | 888 | Harper’s

LATE NIGHT SNACKS: any hot dog stand or food truck | Cookout

Centennial Park: Walk around the beautifully landscaped park and stop at the pond to feed the geese.

12 South: A street filled with boutiques, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, desserts, and a park to walk off the calories.

Opry Land: Tour the Grand Ole Opry then shop till you drop in the neighboring Opry Mills.

City Tours: Partake in a Hop-On/Hop-Off tour that highlights all of Nashville’s memorable landmarks as well as their hidden gems.

Game Nights: Visit Melrose Billiard Parlor to release your competitive side with pool, darts, ping pong, shuffleboard, and foosball. Visit Game Terminal to be overwhelmed with more than 50 arcade games.

On Broadway:

• Jason Aldean’s Kitchen & Rooftop known for its 4th floor dance party conducted by the greatest DJs

• Garth Brook’s Friends in Low Places known for its large stage on the first floor making dancing & singing not only welcomed but encouraged

• Luke Comb’s Category 10 known for its immense large space for line dancing, in addition to its 3rd floor sports bar that holds 3 rows of recliner chairs making game day a comfortable one

• Bayou Keys known for its recreation of New Orleans piano & jazz atmosphere where all ages are encouraged and cheered on for signing along with the dualling pianists

• Morgan Wallen’s This Bar known for being the tallest bar on Broadway allowing for a higher probability of engaging the right audience from 1 of their 4 performances throughout the 6-floor venue

• Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row known for its disconnected music taste, bringing rape, hip hop, and pop songs to the city’s country community

Off Broadway:

• Loser’s (Midtown) known for its parking lot parties and having been partnered with new and upcoming musical artist, Riley Green

• Mother’s Ruin (Germantown) known for being the ‘neighborhood bar’ that homes great connections, wholesome conversation, and an amazing burger!

• The Greenhouse Bar (Green Hills) known for its tasteful margaritas while surrounded by nature inside a well-maintained greenhouse

• The Fox (East Nashville) known for its Butterscotch Espresso Martini and unique bar menu