1 . Party and dine at Redneck Riviera Get to know the city ’ s live country music scene with a visit to this iconic honky tonk ! This bar and BBQ on Broadway is ideal for eating , drinking , dancing , and tasting the famous Nashville nightlife . In addition to a BBQ menu that packs a punch , the business honors military veterans , active duty , and first responders with a discount in its Heroes Bar .
2 . Check out the Johnny Cash Museum Just two blocks from Music City Center , the Johnny Cash Museum features the world ’ s most extensive collection of Johnny Cash memorabilia . Ranked the number one music museum in the world by Forbes , Condé Nast and National Geographic Traveler , the venue displays awards , old guitars and even green screen technology that allows fans to get a picture with the musician .
3 . Hop on a historic trolley tour Make the most of your Nashville stay with a town trolley tour ! With a bus stop directly across from Music City Center , a sightseeing tour is a fantastic way to explore the beautiful city and maximize your time in Nashville .
4 . Enjoy the fresh air at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park This beautiful state park is a wonderful place to stretch your legs after a long journey or enjoy the September Nashville weather . Discover Tennessee and its history with a visit to the park ’ s larger-than-life granite map or settle down for a peaceful picnic .
5 . Try the taste of Nashville at Assembly Food Hall With over twenty carefully selected restaurants and ten bars to choose from , there is no shortage of options at this local establishment . Varied options like burgers , tacos , dumplings and authentic Nashville hot chicken ensure there ’ s something for everyone . The food hall offers more than delicious dining with a rooftop venue that features live music , watch parties , trivia , dancing and more .
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