Lived in Nashville for 20 years as a kid in the 90s and as an adult. This is a really great list for first-time visitors to our city; very well done! Don't let the comments below fool you though. Nashvillians are still as kind and warm as they ever were which is a huge part of why people fall in love with our city. We just like to complain about traffic and our new popularity even though traffic here is still not bad at all compared to Miami, Chicago, etc. This is still the best place to live and play in the country or I'd go elsewhere! East Nashville is just across the pedestrian bridge from downtown and has a super different vibe. The Five Points area in East Nashville continues to blow up and could easily have made this list as could a few dozen other great places here. I love to see other people enjoy this amazing city; keep coming and we'll make sure you want to move here!
Tennessee was recently named the most popular state to move to...ive noticed alot of ppl moving here from all over, especially from California...we welcome all yall 😉
I live in Nashville and this is a great list of things to do that still is relevant. Great job! Pinewood Social is one of my favorite places to take my wife for date nights. The Parthenon is great for a day outdoors and the Farmer’s Market is great as well. I make videos on moving and living in Nashville Tennessee and can tell there was some work put into this. Nicely done!
@@mgaspernico not really any. There’s some places where the staff has started wearing masks again but other than that and places like museums masks aren’t required
The Hermitage is also noteworthy of seeing and a trip to Percy Priest Lake dam with it's long winding walk and bike trail along the river is something to do when nearby. Also Nashville Zoo is one of the nicest I have seen.
I saw your video before our visit. Great way to put things together. I already loved Nashville during our visit. Will go again if I get a chance. My favorite honky tonk is Nudi'es but loved The stage as well. Can't wait. 😍😍😍
I’m 34 years old and have lived in Tennessee all my life. 14 of those years I have lived in Nashville. I’ve only been to one of these places and haven’t heard of most of these places. This video hasn’t changed my mind.
SherryDA2018 BB Hello! Thank you for commenting on my comment. I’m sorry if you thought my comment was bragging. That wasn’t my intent at all. My point was to say that these places are pretty meaningless and aren’t a good representation of Nashville. I also don’t see these places as “history” but rather money pits for people to waste their time and money so they will feel like they have had the Nashville experience. There are a lot better things for someone to do with their money and time then to visit these places. That was the point of my comment. Again, thank you for taking to time to comment on my comment!
We live in a suburb of Nashville. We find it more enjoyable exploring all the little towns around Nashville because it’s less crowded plus parking is better. All the civil wars areas are our favorite. We’ve seen half your list.
Josh, for a visitor you really nailed it -- really great list of things to see and do in Nashville, ! But if you ever want to expand your list to 20 suggestions, recommend: The Gulch neighborhood (just southwest of downtown); the Frist Art Museum (900 block of Broadway); and The Hermitage (President Andrew Jackson's estate and tomb, just east of the city).
JimJoe Tennessee thanks for the feedback I appreciate it! This was my third trip to the city and I really like visiting. So many fun things to do and it does feel like a “small” big city. I appreciate the suggestions and I will check those out on my next visit!
@@ThroughMyLens Also, the Opryland hotel and the grand ole opry and the Tennessee State Museum are two major attractions you could consider. But as a native nashvilian (which btw is as rare as finding a Tennessee unicorn) I understand there are a LOT of things to do in Nashville, so youre not gonna be able to fit all of them into one video Edit: I guess you did get the Museum lol
I did an exchange program and lived one year in Nashville and I visited all the places that you showed (except the hike park). Oh I really miss USA and Nashville.
Females in boots and a sundress are also a dead giveaway. Or if you tavern pedal, ride in a horse and carriage, or that big limo thing with a hot tub.... Then there is what I call the “woo hoo” girls; usually a bachelorette party.... Sigh, I miss life with a real view downtown minus the construction of even more condos... My city has lost most of its charm due to urbanization. Hence, I moved to Wilson County.
Hello I actually live in Nashville and I have lived here all my life it’s a very cool place and it’s fun with great music I recommend going there-a girl from Nashville
@@patrickcheptoek2171 the grand ole opry and the Opryland Hotel/Conservatory aren't together they're separate buildings and used for different reasons.
This city will be my new home next year as the company I work for is moving to Nashville. I am excited to experience what many people says about how friendly and kind they natives are. See you soon ;) and thanks for the video.
As a native nashvilian, I was ecstatic when I saw this video. Watching it almost brought tears to my eyes, as everything here brought back so many good memories of the many years I lived there. Great job. The only three things you forgot were the Hermitage, Tennessee State Museum, and the Opryland Hotel/Grand Ole Opry.
You can't go wrong by visiting Nashville Tennessee great place all around! The food is amazing the people are fun and friendly good spirits the scene is amazing the places around the city the bar's the restaurants the culture & the history is one of a kind! It's not all about country music honestly it's a very mixed culture 50/50 You will absolutely love Nashville Tennessee guarantee it. 💯💯 by the way the women are the best absolutely gorgeous and like to have fun! "Bottoms Up"
"The great commute"? What?... Yes idiots that don't know how to drive causing traffic jams/wrecks on every interstate every morning/lunch/dinner.. yes great commute.
I disagree, I've lived in Nashville my whole life and have visited all of the lower 48 and Nashville is still my favorite city. The list was good but there are more places I'd recommend before some on these list. Like the Nashville Zoo or Nashville Shores during the summer. Gaylord Opryland Hotel during Christmas time for their lights, the Adventure Science Center if you have kids, flying kites in Centennial Park, see a hockey game or concert at the Bridgestone Arena, visit the Frisk Center, or go bar hopping on Printer's Alley.
@ALFredo C I have been everywhere from New York to Miami, Chicago to Houston, Albuquerque to Seattle, Denver to Los Angeles, I know better. I just love Nashville more.
Pretty neat spots to see. I gotta say while I'm a Johnny Cash fan, the museum was ok but not my favorite. I was more impressed with the Patsy Cline museum upstairs. The George Jones Museum down the street is another great one. And if you like cars, the Lane Motor Museum is a must.
Thanks for the suggestions! Heading to Nashville in a week and found this really helpful. Also liked that you made Nashville the focus of the video, as a bunch of the other reviewers make themselves the center of video.
If you had every seen the Christmas decorations done by Harvey back in the 50's and 60"s at the Parthenon, you would have experienced the Parthenon made up just for children. A fantastic memory for all us kids back when going on Christmas was safe, beautiful and a memory that never fades...never fades. 🤍💜🤍💜🤍✨🎄✨🎄✨💜🤍💜🤍💜
Update: if you don't like busy traffic & paid parking: Slim & Husky's Pizzeria Surreal Spice Cinco de Mayo Ibiza Nightclub Tacos w a Twist 1,000 Tattoo shops Tin Roof Demonbreun Celfie Vibes (Selfie Museum) African American Museum ^^^all affordable too
Welcome to Nashville hope you have a wonderful time discovering our wonderful and beautiful city just be careful don’t dress to fancy to draw attention to your self as a tourist that is thieves first indication to target you so study Nashville before you come and plan well blend in as much as possible and have fun but always stay alert carry protection if you go out cause there is a lot of crime, not meaning to scare anyone I myself have never had a problems living in and around Nashville most of my 56 years of life ....So come on and visit our Beautiful Town you Will Love It!!
Nobuhle B. Njinga you will be ok just study the culture and blend in and learn you way around and be observing of people and things around you and don’t got out alone and always take mass or something to protect yourself. Most of our citizens are very friendly and helpful BUT... THERE IS ALWAYS A SOUR APPLE IN THE BUNCH SOMEWHERE so just be prepared. Much reather see you have a great time then end up hurt, dead or missing....
Tony Brophy Thank you I love Nashville but just like the other big city’s it has it bad guys that do target tourists and they stick out like a sour thumb. I have seen it to many times..
Marie Smith I agree with you.I moved Nashville in mid February 2020.And my car had been stolen from right in front of my hotel room.Struggled a lot and you know first impressions last long.
Ok nice....I was waiting for you to tell everyone to go get some Nashville hot chicken bla bla bla. These are wonderful recommendations for things to do I. Nashville but I would add a short drive to the loveless cafe for breakfast. Dinner at whiskey kitchen.
Don’t forget to mention if they want to park anywhere near the location they want to go, it’s going to cost a ridiculous amount in parking. When I visited while visiting a college nearby, we went to the Hard Rock Cafe and had to park 3 blocks away and paid $30 for parking.
Thank you so much for a comprehensive and well structured -plus exciting video!!!! We are planning our trip and this was very helpful!!! Didn’t know about the Johnny Cash Museum! Thanks!
I have lived in Nashville for 44 years. I have been to a honky tonk once. I go hear fantastic live music all the time, and none of it is in that touristy area you talk about in this video. Lol
As someone who lives in Illinois, seeing this comment section makes me weep that we don't have an ounce of the pride that people from Tennessee have in their state.
Sadly Bro Rusch your state is dominated by Demoncrats get rid if them and I assure you your state pride will return along with about the 1/4 of the population that left!
"Small town feeling"?? It's an over populated tourist town with an unbelievable amount of outsiders living here. Outsiders who are greedy, rude, cruel, crazy, nuts!!
We live just south of the city and avoid it like the plague. We only travel into the city when we have visitors and they want to see the spectacle. It used to be a great place to hang out--20 years ago. Now it's overcrowded, expensive and over-run with drunk people on scooters and bachelorette party wagons. Not to mention the crime, panhandlers, and insane traffic. In fact, all of middle Tennessee has become a headache and we are looking at moving farther south in the state. Used to be a time when you could park downtown for $5.00, eat a great meal, catch a Preds game and get in and out of the city without a problem. Now it's a logistical nightmare. Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro and now Lebanon have seen an explosion in population and the traffic is nuts and the crime rate is terrible.
"Catching a Preds game" for the family is going to set you back at least $400. Just watch it on TV. Check out reddit.com/r/nhlstreams for free viewings.
I really want to visit each of these places at least once! I can't decide in which order I would choose to see these places. I bet it's pricey to cover all seventeen places in one year! But I bet it would be a lot of fun!
A lot of people who move to Nashville don't seem to understand that: 1: Houses are over priced 300-450k and this is only the start. You can buy a nice house with a lot of land outside Nashville if you wanna live more out in the country. 2: Multiple houses are built on less than an acre of land. You want privacy? Forget it, you will be living 4-5 feet away from you're neighbor. You're better off getting an apartment if this is what you are wanting. 3: Living so close to you're neighbor can pose to be a fire hazard to other neighbors in the event of a fire. Building contractors won't tell you this though and sellers will not tell you this though. 4: Today 200+ individuals are moving here from different parts of the world. This number will only continue to inflate. 5: Traffic today sucks unless you live within 10-20 minutes away from work, and don't have to take the interstate to get to work. 6: A lot of crime and armed robberies just minutes outside downtown Nashville. You won't see often though if you can afford the ridiculous cost of living downtown.
You should do Memphis. I have been to msny of the places mentioned in the Nashville video. Let the people see Memphis. Also a wonderful musical historical city in Tennessee. I look forward to seeing your Memphis video. My name is Ben. And I live in Memphis. Oh and Elvis is not all there is to Memphis. See you soon! ☺
Josh, thanks for showcasing so many great things about our city of Nashville, would love to show you some of our great neighborhoods too if you ever want to make Middle Tennessee a permanent stop.
Born and raised in Nashville and it's not that expensive as some may say. It's just that some newcomers insist on living in the downtown area. Which isn't the brightest idea considering the traffic. There are nice 2 bedrooms apartments for under 1k, in the suburbs. Though the city is experiencing gentrification with all the new people moving in and tainting the culture of historically black and Latino communities. But love the ville anyways 💕
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@temmyolarewaju9371 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@temmyolarewaju9371 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
The historic Bluebird Cafe is fun for music. They go around in a circle with 3 or 4 performers, so you hear more than 1 person perform. They have the online tickets go on sell on Monday for the week, so that's when to buy your tickets, otherwise, shows invariably sells out.
I noticed you’re from Nashville! That’s awesome! I’m actually expanding my business into Nashville, I know you might not need it, but do you know anyone looking to make some extra money?
Josh, love your videos. Since you seem to go to Nashville frequently,.....next time take the 1 hour + drive north into Kentucky to Mammoth Caves National Park. An amazing experience you will love.
Interesting I've lived in Nashville my entire life. I've only been to 3 of these places. Funny when folk come visit Nashville and they ask were something is at and I look like Nope.
Downtown is where you can find the Goo Goo and Jony Cash Muesum and it’s down the street from where he recommend in the beginning-ish of the video, it’s called The Arcade and I recommend parking some ways away from it and walking there. You’ll be able to see some beautiful artwork and hidden gem bars and stores that you won’t see if you drive. You’ll also see signs hanging off of building that tell you where you and it’s really cool looking at them because the whole atmosphere reminds you of Diagon alley from Harry Potter. I happen to like Mikes ice cream and the little hidden street there it’s on that not many people bother to walk through. It’s most beautiful at night but gets really busy and lively around 3 to 4pm because everyone is getting off of work.
First thing you should do is try to avoid the pot holes
So true😂
and RV's
@@CamsterOG lol
Ahahaha
@@CamsterOG breh that not funny :/
I am so blessed to be able to visit this beautiful city back in 2015. I love every bit of my experience. :)
I have yet to go there
Lived in Nashville for 20 years as a kid in the 90s and as an adult. This is a really great list for first-time visitors to our city; very well done! Don't let the comments below fool you though. Nashvillians are still as kind and warm as they ever were which is a huge part of why people fall in love with our city. We just like to complain about traffic and our new popularity even though traffic here is still not bad at all compared to Miami, Chicago, etc. This is still the best place to live and play in the country or I'd go elsewhere! East Nashville is just across the pedestrian bridge from downtown and has a super different vibe. The Five Points area in East Nashville continues to blow up and could easily have made this list as could a few dozen other great places here. I love to see other people enjoy this amazing city; keep coming and we'll make sure you want to move here!
Yours is the vibe of a mature individual who understands that there's room for all tastes in our great country. Just respect it and contribute. usa
I have yet to go the Nashville
Tennessee was recently named the most popular state to move to...ive noticed alot of ppl moving here from all over, especially from California...we welcome all yall 😉
I live in Nashville and this is a great list of things to do that still is relevant. Great job!
Pinewood Social is one of my favorite places to take my wife for date nights. The Parthenon is great for a day outdoors and the Farmer’s Market is great as well.
I make videos on moving and living in Nashville Tennessee and can tell there was some work put into this. Nicely done!
How is it during Covid? Any restrictions I should know about before visiting?
@@mgaspernico not really any. There’s some places where the staff has started wearing masks again but other than that and places like museums masks aren’t required
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I also loved Nashville guys.. made a vlog....it's an awesome place.. especially honky tonks 😍😍😍🍻🍻🍻
The Hermitage is also noteworthy of seeing and a trip to Percy Priest Lake dam with it's long winding walk and bike trail along the river is something to do when nearby. Also Nashville Zoo is one of the nicest I have seen.
I have lived in Nashville 54 yrs and love it.
I saw your video before our visit. Great way to put things together. I already loved Nashville during our visit. Will go again if I get a chance. My favorite honky tonk is Nudi'es but loved The stage as well. Can't wait. 😍😍😍
Second on that
I’m 34 years old and have lived in Tennessee all my life. 14 of those years I have lived in Nashville. I’ve only been to one of these places and haven’t heard of most of these places. This video hasn’t changed my mind.
There's so much more to Nashville. These are more touristy stops. In my 34 years I've only visited 3 of these places..lol..the rest make me anxious 😂
I'm 26 and I've been to half of these places.
Jonathan Underwood it is not anything to brag about to live anywhere and not know anything about its history....
SherryDA2018 BB Hello! Thank you for commenting on my comment. I’m sorry if you thought my comment was bragging. That wasn’t my intent at all. My point was to say that these places are pretty meaningless and aren’t a good representation of Nashville. I also don’t see these places as “history” but rather money pits for people to waste their time and money so they will feel like they have had the Nashville experience. There are a lot better things for someone to do with their money and time then to visit these places. That was the point of my comment. Again, thank you for taking to time to comment on my comment!
@@Underwoodforyou If these money pits are meaningless, then what are those other better things to do in Nashville you mentioned?
We live in a suburb of Nashville. We find it more enjoyable exploring all the little towns around Nashville because it’s less crowded plus parking is better. All the civil wars areas are our favorite. We’ve seen half your list.
Josh, for a visitor you really nailed it -- really great list of things to see and do in Nashville, ! But if you ever want to expand your list to 20 suggestions, recommend: The Gulch neighborhood (just southwest of downtown); the Frist Art Museum (900 block of Broadway); and The Hermitage (President Andrew Jackson's estate and tomb, just east of the city).
JimJoe Tennessee thanks for the feedback I appreciate it! This was my third trip to the city and I really like visiting. So many fun things to do and it does feel like a “small” big city. I appreciate the suggestions and I will check those out on my next visit!
Josh I have been to Nashville 3 times and I might be heading there again this spring.
Can't leave out the Hermitage. Otherwise, great list
Definitely include the Frist and the Zoo.
@@ThroughMyLens Also, the Opryland hotel and the grand ole opry and the Tennessee State Museum are two major attractions you could consider. But as a native nashvilian (which btw is as rare as finding a Tennessee unicorn) I understand there are a LOT of things to do in Nashville, so youre not gonna be able to fit all of them into one video
Edit: I guess you did get the Museum lol
I did an exchange program and lived one year in Nashville and I visited all the places that you showed (except the hike park). Oh I really miss USA and Nashville.
If you come to Nashville you do not need to wear a cowboy hat, big belt buckle, and boots. That is how we tell you are a tourist.
Females in boots and a sundress are also a dead giveaway. Or if you tavern pedal, ride in a horse and carriage, or that big limo thing with a hot tub.... Then there is what I call the “woo hoo” girls; usually a bachelorette party.... Sigh, I miss life with a real view downtown minus the construction of even more condos... My city has lost most of its charm due to urbanization. Hence, I moved to Wilson County.
LMAO 😂 you both know!!
Given how things have gotten in Nashville over the last decade, you wouldn't be faulted for wearing body armor though.
...just sayin'.
@@guarddog318 Very true. It's crime riddled!!
Joey Rigsby to be a regular you need a shitty truck a back road and a gravel driveway
Gaylord Opryland Resort during the holidays is amazing! Lots to see & do including ICE!
This is a super helpful video, we just arrived in Nashville for a few days and really enjoyed watching your tips. Thank you!
Hiii Joh
Hello I actually live in Nashville and I have lived here all my life it’s a very cool place and it’s fun with great music I recommend going there-a girl from Nashville
I'm a native Nashvillan. I enjoyed your video but you forgot the Opryland Hotel / Conservatory and the Hermitage home of president Andrew Jackson.
He did mention the grand ole opry
@@patrickcheptoek2171 the grand ole opry and the Opryland Hotel/Conservatory aren't together they're separate buildings and used for different reasons.
Opryland sucks, I'd take the old amusement park over it
Same I live in Nashville tooo
@@patrickcheptoek2171 The Grand Ole Opry is in neither the Opryland Hotel nor the Hermitage.
Always quick concise and organized. Thank you again for another wonderful trip itinerary 👍
Great job on this video. You capture Nashville's charm nicely!
The science museum and the printers alley jazz and blues area are awesome also opery land hotel has the most beautiful indoor gardens.
This city will be my new home next year as the company I work for is moving to Nashville. I am excited to experience what many people says about how friendly and kind they natives are. See you soon ;) and thanks for the video.
lovely Nashville. That is where I became pregnant with my son. He is 37 and I still call him my Nashville baby. Always a good time there.
*Shorter: "I had unprotected sex in Nashville"*
That Goo Goo looks yummy. It looks like there's lots of cool stuff to check out while in town.
This was excellent. Thank you, for taking the time to make such a helpful video.
This is a great video ! as someone who has never visited but planning to you have given us great ideas ... Thank you😀👍
As a native nashvilian, I was ecstatic when I saw this video. Watching it almost brought tears to my eyes, as everything here brought back so many good memories of the many years I lived there. Great job. The only three things you forgot were the Hermitage, Tennessee State Museum, and the Opryland Hotel/Grand Ole Opry.
Phenomenal job. You get trips better than anyone because you know those great stops that make trips complete.
Wish this video existed a few weeks ago when I was in Nashville! Another well organized and informative video. Keep making these!!
liltieutieu thanks for the comment! I got a food one I’m making in the next week or so as well, so you might want to go to Nashville again!
I just put Nashville on my travel list. Ben went there but I never been. Thank you for sharing
You can't go wrong by visiting Nashville Tennessee great place all around! The food is amazing the people are fun and friendly good spirits the scene is amazing the places around the city the bar's the restaurants the culture & the history is one of a kind! It's not all about country music honestly it's a very mixed culture 50/50 You will absolutely love Nashville Tennessee guarantee it. 💯💯 by the way the women are the best absolutely gorgeous and like to have fun! "Bottoms Up"
I really enjoy all of your videos. You are an excellent tour guide.
The Grand "Old" Opry, I'm crying
Morgan Sowder why?
@@theshape7214 , because it's "The Grand Ol' Opry".
Guard Dog ah ok
@Guard Dog *Grand Ole Opry*
Great video, will definitely be planning a trip to Nashville in the near future.
Great place to visit,if living here,you get to experience the great commute twice a day...my fav☆♡
"The great commute"? What?... Yes idiots that don't know how to drive causing traffic jams/wrecks on every interstate every morning/lunch/dinner.. yes great commute.
Jayson Brooks what part of Nashville do you live in?
Nice video. I’m planning to be there for a few days so this was very helpful!
Look at how open and welcoming these ppl are in the comments. 🤔
Yep, don't come
Don’t stereotype us we just get Agravated at these comments plus I live here and it’s nice and so are the people
Stay the hell out of our city. It has been overrun ny tourists, and it now is an awful city. Stay away.
Blame the huge influx of people who have moved here over the last many years! No manners, no belief in God, no southern hospitality at all!
We hate Nashville lmao
I liked that this video is very informative and straight to the point. I'm using it to plan for my future Nashville trip.
I live in this state the best thing to do is leave nashville and explore the state its way better you get to experience alot of diffrent life styles
Native Nashvillian here, don't do this
Agreed. I live in nashville, its nothing special. But Tennessee is
Yeah, go to the Smokies. Gatlinburg is much more enjoyable.
I disagree, I've lived in Nashville my whole life and have visited all of the lower 48 and Nashville is still my favorite city. The list was good but there are more places I'd recommend before some on these list. Like the Nashville Zoo or Nashville Shores during the summer. Gaylord Opryland Hotel during Christmas time for their lights, the Adventure Science Center if you have kids, flying kites in Centennial Park, see a hockey game or concert at the Bridgestone Arena, visit the Frisk Center, or go bar hopping on Printer's Alley.
@ALFredo C I have been everywhere from New York to Miami, Chicago to Houston, Albuquerque to Seattle, Denver to Los Angeles, I know better. I just love Nashville more.
I live in between Nashville and Memphis and only go to Nashville for concerts so this was nice to see!
Pretty neat spots to see. I gotta say while I'm a Johnny Cash fan, the museum was ok but not my favorite. I was more impressed with the Patsy Cline museum upstairs. The George Jones Museum down the street is another great one. And if you like cars, the Lane Motor Museum is a must.
Super helpful. Thank you so much for posting this!
Great video footage, thanks for sharing.
One of My favorite spot is the Parthenon in Centennial park!!!!
#athensofthesouth
Thank you very much for such interesting and important information. 👍💜
Wow cool they listened to my conversations as usual thanks government
I do rideshare and will be sharing this video from now on. Very accurate and great places for people to add to their list. Thanks for the vid
Thanks for the suggestions! Heading to Nashville in a week and found this really helpful. Also liked that you made Nashville the focus of the video, as a bunch of the other reviewers make themselves the center of video.
Plzz don't it's to many ppl as is
If you had every seen the Christmas decorations done by Harvey back in the 50's and 60"s at the Parthenon, you would have experienced the Parthenon made up just for children. A fantastic memory for all us kids back when going on Christmas was safe, beautiful and a memory that never fades...never fades. 🤍💜🤍💜🤍✨🎄✨🎄✨💜🤍💜🤍💜
All the recommendations you had sounds great! Makes me excited to go!
Update: if you don't like busy traffic & paid parking:
Slim & Husky's Pizzeria
Surreal Spice
Cinco de Mayo
Ibiza Nightclub
Tacos w a Twist
1,000 Tattoo shops
Tin Roof Demonbreun
Celfie Vibes (Selfie Museum)
African American Museum
^^^all affordable too
Life-long Nashvillian here. Really good video. Congratulations and thank you. ... Come back to see us anytime.
You must try Shogun Japanese Steak house in Brentwood!
As a musician, Nashville is on my bucket list to visit and see live music.
Welcome to Nashville hope you have a wonderful time discovering our wonderful and beautiful city just be careful don’t dress to fancy to draw attention to your self as a tourist that is thieves first indication to target you so study Nashville before you come and plan well blend in as much as possible and have fun but always stay alert carry protection if you go out cause there is a lot of crime, not meaning to scare anyone I myself have never had a problems living in and around Nashville most of my 56 years of life ....So come on and visit our Beautiful Town you Will Love It!!
Ok scary comment for a black girl coming all the way from Africa to nashville
Nobuhle B. Njinga you will be ok just study the culture and blend in and learn you way around and be observing of people and things around you and don’t got out alone and always take mass or something to protect yourself. Most of our citizens are very friendly and helpful BUT... THERE IS ALWAYS A SOUR APPLE IN THE BUNCH SOMEWHERE so just be prepared. Much reather see you have a great time then end up hurt, dead or missing....
Tony Brophy Thank you I love Nashville but just like the other big city’s it has it bad guys that do target tourists and they stick out like a sour thumb. I have seen it to many times..
Marie Smith I agree with you.I moved Nashville in mid February 2020.And my car had been stolen from right in front of my hotel room.Struggled a lot and you know first impressions last long.
Ok nice....I was waiting for you to tell everyone to go get some Nashville hot chicken bla bla bla. These are wonderful recommendations for things to do I. Nashville but I would add a short drive to the loveless cafe for breakfast. Dinner at whiskey kitchen.
He Said " Even Though I Don't Like Country Music Myself, It Was Still Fun To Explore " lmao 💯
Cause the country music is dogcrap, not older ones though like Cash
NIce video...love the format. Been a while since I’ve been to Nashville and it showed some things I wasn’t familiar with. Thank you!
Don’t forget to mention if they want to park anywhere near the location they want to go, it’s going to cost a ridiculous amount in parking. When I visited while visiting a college nearby, we went to the Hard Rock Cafe and had to park 3 blocks away and paid $30 for parking.
Park at the convention center
Nashville is goals.
Drink every time he says blast
This aged poorly
@@andrew6279 oof
Me getting drunk
@@andrew6279 just like their moonshine
Thank you so much for a comprehensive and well structured -plus exciting video!!!! We are planning our trip and this was very helpful!!! Didn’t know about the Johnny Cash Museum! Thanks!
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I have lived in Nashville for 44 years. I have been to a honky tonk once. I go hear fantastic live music all the time, and none of it is in that touristy area you talk about in this video. Lol
I was thinking of visiting in few weeks from GA. Any recommendations what part of Nashville to stay?
@@patstar5 Bring your mask. Nashville is nothing like the rest of Tennessee. It has a mask mandate.
@@mloftin6472 So you didn't have any recommendations then?
This video was so great! Thank you!
I highly recommend the Adventure Science Center as well.
lit. im about to book my NAPAWAY now. Any suggestions for a tour guide?
Don’t forget to come to Edgehill or JC/UC and ask for directions around 11:00 at night
Jetlag_P 😂😂😂😂😂
Jetlag_P not in that area it can be dangerous in south Nashville
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Always enjoy your videos!!!
you forgot the Opry Land Hotel, its amazing.
YESS!! The Gaylord is AMAZING!
Yeah it's awesome
Yeah 👍👍👍
Omg yeahh that place is the best. U live in Nashville right bc I do
The mall is pretty dope too
Thank you for showing all of us some of the favorite places of my hometown!
As someone who lives in Illinois, seeing this comment section makes me weep that we don't have an ounce of the pride that people from Tennessee have in their state.
Sadly Bro Rusch your state is dominated by Demoncrats get rid if them and I assure you your state pride will return along with about the 1/4 of the population that left!
Come on down and join us... always welcome...there are tons of ppl moving here...u should at least come visit us..its great here
Beautiful town so many things to explore in Nashville ❤
I've lived in Nashville, TN all my life. Very well done. Good video :)
nice break down thanks heading there next month will have to rewatch.
Nashville is my favorite city, it's a big town with a small town feeling
"Small town feeling"?? It's an over populated tourist town with an unbelievable amount of outsiders living here. Outsiders who are greedy, rude, cruel, crazy, nuts!!
@@CP-gr8qp I moved from Atlanta a year ago and Dowtown Nashville really isn't that big in terms of space. In population sure.
I would also like to suggest a trip to McKay's. Two story used book, cd, movie, game, electronics, instruments, etc store that's absolutely fantastic
We live just south of the city and avoid it like the plague. We only travel into the city when we have visitors and they want to see the spectacle. It used to be a great place to hang out--20 years ago. Now it's overcrowded, expensive and over-run with drunk people on scooters and bachelorette party wagons. Not to mention the crime, panhandlers, and insane traffic. In fact, all of middle Tennessee has become a headache and we are looking at moving farther south in the state. Used to be a time when you could park downtown for $5.00, eat a great meal, catch a Preds game and get in and out of the city without a problem. Now it's a logistical nightmare. Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro and now Lebanon have seen an explosion in population and the traffic is nuts and the crime rate is terrible.
Wow, great and truthful review! We also can't wait to get out.
"Catching a Preds game" for the family is going to set you back at least $400. Just watch it on TV. Check out reddit.com/r/nhlstreams for free viewings.
I really want to visit each of these places at least once! I can't decide in which order I would choose to see these places. I bet it's pricey to cover all seventeen places in one year! But I bet it would be a lot of fun!
A lot of people who move to Nashville don't seem to understand that:
1: Houses are over priced 300-450k and this is only the start. You can buy a nice house with a lot of land outside Nashville if you wanna live more out in the country.
2: Multiple houses are built on less than an acre of land. You want privacy? Forget it, you will be living 4-5 feet away from you're neighbor. You're better off getting an apartment
if this is what you are wanting.
3: Living so close to you're neighbor can pose to be a fire hazard to other neighbors in the event of a fire. Building contractors won't tell you this though and sellers will not tell you this though.
4: Today 200+ individuals are moving here from different parts of the world. This number will only continue to inflate.
5: Traffic today sucks unless you live within 10-20 minutes away from work, and don't have to take the interstate to get to work.
6: A lot of crime and armed robberies just minutes outside downtown Nashville. You won't see often though if you can afford the ridiculous cost of living downtown.
Sounds like Knoxville
Gentrification is real
I live near Vandy and don't see any crime.
Crazy because they report kidnappings in Vandy all the time
You should do Memphis. I have been to msny of the places mentioned in the Nashville video. Let the people see Memphis. Also a wonderful musical historical city in Tennessee. I look forward to seeing your Memphis video. My name is Ben. And I live in Memphis. Oh and Elvis is not all there is to Memphis. See you soon! ☺
be careful when visiting Memphis. Check with police to see what areas are to be avoided.
Bless Josh's little heart.
Helpful, informative, thanks for staying out of the shot and talking about the city.
Nashville - The Holy City🇺🇸❤️🗽
Beautiful city. Hope visited one day ☺😎
Tennessee especially Nashville have microscopic mites That eat you up all summer and spring if your in the grass.
Josh, thanks for showcasing so many great things about our city of Nashville, would love to show you some of our great neighborhoods too if you ever want to make Middle Tennessee a permanent stop.
Born and raised in Nashville and it's not that expensive as some may say. It's just that some newcomers insist on living in the downtown area. Which isn't the brightest idea considering the traffic. There are nice 2 bedrooms apartments for under 1k, in the suburbs. Though the city is experiencing gentrification with all the new people moving in and tainting the culture of historically black and Latino communities. But love the ville anyways 💕
It’s insane how gentrified Nashville’s becoming. It’s like night and day once you cross the bridge downtown to Main st.
love this so much ill def use it when i visit
I can’t believe you never mentioned the general Jackson, one of the funnest things to do in Nashvillle
God how much i wish to go to Nashville Tn..to see all and see my sweet heart ❤✌🇺🇸😊love the State❤😍
#18 Get some Nashville Hot Fried Chicken 🍗
On My Way!
This was never a thing fyi, it just popped up years back and its crap anyway.
Awesome! We love our city.
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@temmyolarewaju9371 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
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@@temmyolarewaju9371 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
The historic Bluebird Cafe is fun for music. They go around in a circle with 3 or 4 performers, so you hear more than 1 person perform. They have the online tickets go on sell on Monday for the week, so that's when to buy your tickets, otherwise, shows invariably sells out.
People who don't live here, don't understand why there are so many negative comments. Move here and you will eventually understand.
C P truth
So true
Especially if you were born here. I cant even enjoy it anymore
True
Grass is always greener on the other side. Moved away from Franklin,TN to Denver and I can’t wait to get back.
すきなモデルさんがナッシュビル出身で興味があって調べてみました。素敵な街ですね。
I love Nashville, don't care how cheesy and/or touristy it is. And there are other great areas such as Vanderbilt.
I noticed you’re from Nashville! That’s awesome! I’m actually expanding my business into Nashville, I know you might not need it, but do you know anyone looking to make some extra money?
Josh, love your videos. Since you seem to go to Nashville frequently,.....next time take the 1 hour + drive north into Kentucky to Mammoth Caves National Park. An amazing experience you will love.
As a native, this was a great list!
I'd like to add three more recommendations - 1. The Ernest Tubb Record Shop. 2. The Hermitage ( highly recommend). 3. Peg Leg Porker.
Interesting I've lived in Nashville my entire life. I've only been to 3 of these places.
Funny when folk come visit Nashville and they ask were something is at and I look like Nope.
Adam Tabor 😂 same... I’ve been here my entire life and done only a few things here and that’s because it was a field trip for grade school lol
Same. I no longer live in Nashville so many of these locations are new for me.
Downtown is where you can find the Goo Goo and Jony Cash Muesum and it’s down the street from where he recommend in the beginning-ish of the video, it’s called The Arcade and I recommend parking some ways away from it and walking there. You’ll be able to see some beautiful artwork and hidden gem bars and stores that you won’t see if you drive. You’ll also see signs hanging off of building that tell you where you and it’s really cool looking at them because the whole atmosphere reminds you of Diagon alley from Harry Potter. I happen to like Mikes ice cream and the little hidden street there it’s on that not many people bother to walk through. It’s most beautiful at night but gets really busy and lively around 3 to 4pm because everyone is getting off of work.