🇺🇸 Nashville 4-Day Travel Guide 🎸🌸

🏛️ Must-Visit Attractions: 1️⃣ Country Music Hall of Fame 🎶 Two floors showcasing the history and stars of country music. A must for music lovers! 2️⃣ Vanderbilt University 🎓 Known as the "Harvard of the South." Beautiful campus with cherry blossoms in early March! 🌸 3️⃣ The Parthenon 🏛️ A full-scale replica of Athens’ Parthenon built for the World’s Fair. Includes a small museum and a replica statue of Athena. 4️⃣ Ryman Auditorium 🎤 Caught a concert here without knowing the band—just soaked in the vibe! Crowd was mostly older gentlemen rocking out for three hours 😂🎸. 5️⃣ Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge 🌃 Iconic 3-story bar on Broadway. Each floor has live music! Rooftop offers great street views. Broadway turns into a pedestrian party zone on weekends—police block the streets! 🎉🚶 6️⃣ Gaylord Opryland Resort 🌴 Feels like a Vegas hotel! Giant indoor gardens, shops, restaurants, and a water park. Perfect for a relaxing stroll. 🍔 Foodie Highlights: 1️⃣ Biscuit Love 🍯 Brunch spot! Try the East Nasty and Princess. Even non-biscuit lovers will approve! Bonuts (donut-like biscuits with blueberry jam) are a win. 2️⃣ Peg Leg Porker 🍖 Family-owned BBQ joint. Had their famous ribs, pulled pork, and sausage. Dry rub style—good but not mind-blowing. 3️⃣ Hattie B’s Hot Chicken 🌶️🍗 Tried 4 heat levels: Mild → Damn Hot. Chicken was juicy, and the spicy seasoning was addictive! Damn Hot is no joke 🔥. 4️⃣ Martin’s Bar-B-Que 🎵🍗 Southern BBQ with live music on the second floor. Smoked wings were delicious! Ribs and brisket were just okay—not quite Texas-level 😉. 5️⃣ Prince’s Hot Chicken 🐔 Located in a food court. Ordered "Hot"—less spicy than Hattie B’s "Damn Hot." Tenders were dry. Not my favorite. 📌 Tips: Book concert tickets in advance if possible! Wear comfy shoes for exploring Broadway 🚶♀️. Compare hot chicken spots—everyone has a favorite! #Nashville #TravelGuide #MusicCity #HotChicken #BBQ #CountryMusic #SouthernTravel 🎶🍗🇺🇸