🎸 How to Enjoy Nashville as a Non-Drinker (Part 1)

I’m back in the Bay Area! Will slowly catch up on messages—thanks for your patience and love 😘 As someone with zero alcohol tolerance, I was worried Nashville and I might not vibe. But turns out, Music City has so much to offer even if you don’t drink! From ancient Greek replicas to underground caves, vintage cars to music shrines, this city is both lively and peaceful—absolutely worth a visit. Day 1: Culture & City Vibes 🏛️ 🤠 Broadway & Surroundings Perfect for lovers of lively atmospheres! Every bar has live music, and the energy spills onto the streets—you’ll see tourists dancing everywhere 💃. Pro tip: Some upper-level bars offer better views! Beyond bars, there are cool boutiques—especially boot shops 🥾 and hat stores where they shape custom hats on the spot! The famous Hattie B’s Hot Chicken is here—we opted for takeout to avoid lines 😋 Don’t miss the unique churches nearby or the Frist Art Museum (check exhibits before buying tickets!). Streets are clean, architecture is charming, and plenty of great restaurants—perfect for wandering! 🏛️ The Parthenon Tickets ~$10/person 1st floor: Small exhibits with paintings and temple history 2nd floor: 12m-tall Athena statue + Alan LeQuire sculpture exhibition Spend time in the park outside—great for photos, walks, or watching people fish 🎣 Day 2: Vintage & Mechanical Wonders 🚗 🚗 Lane Motor Museum Tickets $12.50 | Closed Mondays | Guided tours have limited slots A paradise for mechanical and industrial design lovers! Thought I’d spend 30 mins… ended up staying over an hour 👀 Fun interactive pin map at the entrance—mark your city! 📍 #TravelTips #NashvilleTravel #SoberTravel #MusicCity #USA #Culture #RoadTrip #BayArea #Parthenon #Broadway 🎶📸