The Russell
Beautiful, yet simple. This unique stay was once a church, its remnants still shine through with its architecture and stain glass windows. While it is not a large accommodation, it is cozy and is within walking distance of several attractions and restaurants. This elegant airbnb is perfect for those who wander off the beaten path! View on Google.

Germantown Inn
Warm boutique hotel in a converted 19th-century home offering colorful suites & a courtyard. located in the heart of historic Germantown – Nashville’s oldest neighborhood. This beautifully renovated historic 1865 Federal-style home is but a small part of the quaint atmosphere of the surrounding area. View on Google.

The 404 Hotel
With its slogan, “invisible service”, this trendy stay is located in Nashville’s Gulch neighborhood. Once an abandoned industrial hub, this area is now thriving and teeming with life. This area is most popular with the younger crowds for its unique vibes. The hotel is just to the south and lies on the fringes of Nashville, hidden in plain sight. View on Google.

Hathorne
This upscale restaurant features farm to table ingredients and family-style dining. However, its extensive cocktail and wine list round out the amazing food and service. Hathorne has gained a reputation for its incomparable dining experience and elevated cuisine. View on Google.

the twelve thirty club
This brand spanking new eatery/bar/club has only just opened their doors, and so is still somewhat under the radar, sans very in-the-know locals, or the lucky tourist who serendipitoulsy stumbles upon this very fine dining experience/live music venue.  Whiskey & I were blessed to wander in for a late lunch, and were blown away by the quality of the farm-fresh fare that relies heavy on Southern classic comfort food, but does so with a vivacious freshness that won’t leave you feeling too heavy to get out of your seat and dance to the fantastic live sets played by some of Nashville’s finest talent.  (You would be remiss to miss the chicken pot pie…it is the best version of this scrumptious dish we have EVER had!  Also a “do not miss” is their revolutionary & very inventive cocktail list!  Whiskey, our friend, Sarah, and I feel head over heels for the “Big Irish Diesel!)  View on Google.

Liberty Common
Located by the Johnny Cash Museum and less than a mile from Downtown Nashville, Liberty Common is known for its southern style comfort food and fare. With its chic atmosphere and full bar and patio, there is plenty of space to grab a bite and have a few drinks with your love. View on Google.

Imogene + Willie
Imogene + Willie is a place of unique simplicity and style befitting of Nashville’s homegrown elites; music artists that they themselves have entertained. The  Imogene + Willie brand is most famous for its tough denim that you have to work into, guaranteeing you a pair that is molded to you. Goldie found THE perfect pair of jeans, the “Elise, “which fit like a glove and will only grow softer and garner a perfect “lived-in” patina that is all her own.  This is the perfect stop on your next trip to Music City whether you need denim, a vintage T, a unique baseball cap, scarf, or even a kick-butt flask! View on Google.

Pieces Boutique
Simplicity and elegance are the name of the game for this little boutique. Just a short ride from Germantown, it features fair prices and a wide array of tops, bottoms, and accessories that will have you ready for a day trip around downtown in no time! View on Google.

Hillsboro Village
This quaint little neighborhood is perfect for a day of relaxation and exploration. The streets are lined with small boutiques and eateries that are perfectly charming. But the main attraction are the murals on the building walls. Be sure to take a look around at the art as well as the good deals. View on Google.

John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
This 906-meter long bridge is the perfect spot for a sunset view. As you walk along, you don’t have to worry about cars or any other motor vehicle. You can simply take the time to look around at your environment and watch the sun sink behind Nashville’s unique skyline. View on Google.

Riverfront Park
Riverfront Park runs along 1st Avenue Downtown and hosts Ascend Amphitheater, a dog run, artwork and the Fort Nashborough replica. In addition to all of this, you will find that you have a perfect view of the Cumberland River and Gateway Bridge. With its soft green grass and gorgeous scenery, this makes for the perfect picnic spot. View on Google.

Printers Alley
Traditionally the center of Nashville’s nightlife, Printers Alley has a unique history that can still be seen in the area. Today’s nightclubs are the descendants of the saloons, speakeasies, and clubs which developed into the entertainment district still known as Printers Alley and makes for the perfect date night destination!  View on Google.

Marathon Village
Located in the up and coming North Gulch neighborhood, this artsy industrial district converted what was once Marathon Automobile Plant into a low key art gallery and boutique center. There, you will find a wide assortment of art pieces and antiques, along with one of Nashville’s famous murals. View on Google.

Cheekwood Estate Gardens
This elegant estate is the perfect romantic spot for you and your love to visit. With its twelve unique gardens and horticultural styles, you can explore the grounds hand in hand and discover the brilliant artwork in the estate’s mansion. View on Google.