A quick stroll down Broadway will reveal why Nashville is known as Music City USA. Artists have flocked here for years, and they continue to do so.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum places that history front and center. But history runs deeper here, dating to the formation of Fort Nashborough in 1779, lest we forget about the Hermitage, the home of former President Andrew Jackson.
What makes Nashville such a great place to visit is its many unique attractions and its vibe. It is a reasonably large city with many unique neighborhoods to explore. At the same time, it is easy to navigate. Not to mention the restaurants.
Jack’s Bar-B-Que
Loveless Cafe
Merchants
Robert’s Western World
Robert’s Western World is a Nashville honky-tonk that harkens back to an earlier era in the city’s history. It blends live country music, cold drinks, and authentic Southern charm. Known for its nightly performances featuring local artists, Robert’s Western World offers a slice of classic Nashville and its famed “Recession Special” meal deal featuring a fried bologna sandwich, chips, a Moon Pie and a PBR.
