THINGS TO DO

Nashville Parks

Percy Warner, Shelby Bottoms, Centennial Park, Bicentennial Park & Tennessee State Capitol, McCabe Walking Trail (our neighborhood!), and Radnor Lake State Park.

Our Favorite Restaurants

If you are looking for restaurant recommendations, here are MANY of our favorites in no particular order (with the neighborhoods): Sylvan Park (our neighborhood!): answer, Star Bagel, Park Cafe The Gulch (Thomas's first apartment!): Kayne Prime, Virago, Moto, Adele's Burger Republic Midtown / 12 South (where Rachel lived in business school!): Hall's Chophouse (right across from the Conrad!), Proper Bagel, Urban Grub, Pancake Pantry, Greenery Co., Ladybird Taco, San Antonio Taco Company, Hattie B's East Nashville: Lyra, The Pharmacy, Redheaded Stranger, Folk, Butcher & Bee

Frist Art Museum

The Frist Art Museum is an amazing spot to walk around in. Advanced tickets are no longer required but are available to make your visit easy!

Cheekwood Gardens & Estate

Cheekwood Gardens & Estate is a 55-acre botanical garden. Tickets are available for garden tours with the option to add-on mansion tours. Be on the lookout if there are any special exhibits happening! The Chihuly glass exhibit is one of Rachel's favorites :-)

Our Favorite Breweries

Diskin Cider, Southern Grist (the Nations), Tailgate (Demonbreun or Charlotte), or Monday Night Brewing (Germantown). Arrington Vineyards is also an amazing spot and Nashville's local wine vineyards!

Lower Broadway

Historic Downtown Franklin