Three days of the best food and music in town, picked just for you. Tap any stop to open it in Maps.
Everything is under one roof and just steps apart, so it is easy on the feet. Start with The Pharmacy Burger (Level 2 South) for hand-smashed burgers made to share. Cross to the other hall for NoBaked Cookie Dough (Level 2 North). Then head down to Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams on the first floor out front to finish. A short, flat walk from Broadway.
📍 Open in MapsBroadway is a short, flat walk from Assembly. This one actually has table service and seating across floors, so you can grab a spot, enjoy a band, and take it all in without standing in the crowd.
📍 Open in MapsA local favorite for breakfast and brunch, with baked goods made in house. The perfect easy start to the day.
📍 Open in MapsThe Mother Church of Country Music. A self-guided walk through is one of the most special, low-effort things you can do downtown. Keep the morning to just this one stop.
📍 Open in MapsNashville's beloved ramen shop, right in the Gulch. Broth simmered for hours. If you know, you know.
📍 Open in MapsRide out to Opry Mills and eat right across from the Opry House, so you are steps from the show. Prefer Tex-Mex? Chuy's is in the same spot.
📍 Open in MapsThe show you came for. Have your rideshare drop you close to the entrance. Sit back and enjoy one of the great nights in American music.
📍 Open in MapsRepeat Milk & Honey if you loved it, or try somewhere new. Then spend the late morning collecting a keepsake or two downtown (ideas below).
📍 Open in MapsSave the best for last. Order the whole roasted chicken, the Caesar, and the house bread. Valet out front and an easy, comfortable room. Reservations recommended.
📍 Open in MapsNashville hot chicken is a rite of passage. Get it "medium" unless you like a challenge, and grab the pimento mac. Lines move, and it is worth it.
📍 Open in MapsFamous biscuits and a fun brunch menu, a couple of doors from Milk & Honey. An easy swap for either breakfast.
📍 Open in MapsWhole-hog barbecue right downtown. A great swap if you would rather stay central than head out to Opry Mills for BBQ.
📍 Open in MapsA personal favorite. Chicago's beloved sushi spot, now in the walkable 12 South neighborhood, with binchotan-roasted plates and a soft-serve window for dessert. 12 South has fun little shops too, though it is an easy area to enjoy without much walking.
📍 Open in MapsRefined Southern cooking in a historic house. A lovely alternate for a big night out if you want a change from Adele's.
📍 Open in MapsA comfortable, sit-as-you-go museum right downtown. It covers similar ground to the Ryman, so pick whichever appeals more rather than doing both.
📍 Open in MapsElvis and Dolly recorded here. A quick guided tour that leaves from the Hall of Fame, with a short bus ride and easy walking inside.
📍 Open in MapsA small, well-done museum right downtown that you can enjoy at your own pace. A fun stop if you love the Man in Black.
📍 Open in MapsA lunch or dinner cruise down the Cumberland River with a Southern meal and live entertainment. Almost no walking and a beautiful way to see the city.
📍 Open in MapsNashville's classic comedy club, intimate and fully seated. A fun, easy alternative to a night out on Broadway. Check the lineup and grab tickets in advance.
📍 Open in MapsA full-scale replica of the Athens Parthenon, with an art museum and a towering Athena statue inside. Ramps and an elevator reach every exhibit, and the surrounding Centennial Park is level and easy to stroll.
📍 Open in MapsA peaceful nature preserve just south of town. The paved Otter Creek Road path is flat, wheelchair-friendly, and lined with lake and wildlife views. Go as far as feels good and turn back whenever you like.
📍 Open in MapsSkip the keychains. These are the good ones.