Known as a slightly more artistic and edgy part of town, East Nasville is where a lot of the musicians, locals, and foodies like to spend their time. It offers a great food and bar scene, with plenty of other fun things to do!
12 South is a well-known street in Nashville that is expanding daily! It boasts tons of restaurants and shopping, so park anywhere and give yourself some time to walk up and down: eat, drink, shop. Belmont, Edgehill, and Hillsboro are all neighboring...
If you've ever seen Nashville on TV (especially reality), you've likely seen the main characters stop by the Gulch. Because it's located so closely to downtown, this is where a lot of tourists come to shop, eat, and play. But don't let that deter you...
When you visualize downtown Nashville, the neon signs and music-drenched honkytonks of Broadway likely spring to mind. Outside of the main drag, there are lots of other attractions worth your time. Here are a few of my favorites!
Just North of downtown, you'll find a quaint and cute section of the city boasting tons of small shops, delicious restaurants, and a vibrant TK life.
Wedgewood-Houston (or as some locals like to affectionately call WeHo) is arguably one of the fastest growing sectors of the city. While the neighborhood might appear industrial, there is tons more to this part of town than meets the eye.
While West Nashville is known largely for its quaint residential pockets, there is a wellspring of delicious activities and restaurants should you find yourself on this side of town.
You've most likely heard of Green Hills because of the mall, but outside of the shopping, there are also great restaurants and boutiques to visit too!