Plan your trip to Nashville. Start by getting to the destination from your hometown. Then figure out where to stay (like Gaylord Opryland Resort), find things to see and do (like Grand Ole Opry), and research places to eat (like Bluebird Cafe).
Getting to Nashville:
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Here are some places to eat in Nashville.
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If you're flying into Nashville, you would usually fly into Nashville International Airport.
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Here's what Trippy members say about Nashville:
"Being a Nashville native, I have to suggest seeing Union Station Hotel even if it’s just to look around, the Nashville symphony Schermerhorn Building (which is the most acoustically sound building in the world and also breathtakingly beautiful), eating at the Hermitage Hotel downtown and having something on the menu that has been served for 100 years, the dance parties downstairs at Woolworths downtown, a TPAC show and a cruise on the General Jackson which is a wonderful experience in talent, history and hospitality. The Nashville ghost tours are also a lot of fun and you learn a lot about the history with a tour of the city. The Frist is a great thing if you love art and 12 South is a nice street to walk, shop and eat. These are some suggestions beyond the country music Broadway scene. If you love history be sure and look into the Belle Meade Mansion, Cheekwood, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage and The Belmont Mansion."
