Miss Passport mini three-day unforgettable vacation itinerary (Nashville)
Nashville Tennessee is known as the country music capital of the world and its music scene is the reason why millions of tourists flock there every year. And as far as musicians are concerned it is the epicenter of the outlying underground music scene they are inspired by men like Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson and Elvis Presley. Traditionally Nashville is known for its contributions to country music most notably, the grand old Opry, which as far as many country musicians are concerned is the pinnacle of stardom on the country music scene. However, country music is not the only contribution to the musical world that Nashville has made. It has a rich history of all varieties of music from jazz to blues and rock ‘n roll (Elvis Presley being the king of course).
And there are music clubs and restaurants that support each one of these genres every night of the week. So no matter what kind of rhythm, you are in the mood for, you will, be sure to find it somewhere in downtown Nashville. And after you’ve filled your ears with music, you can fill your belly with some of the most outstanding cuisine you can find anywhere. Everything from traditional Southern fare such as baby back ribs, slow roasted baked beans, jalapeno cornbread and Hush Puppies to more international fair such as Japanese and Indian there are even a myriad of vegetarian restaurants.
After you have filled your belly you may feel the need to walk off some serious calories in that case. There are plenty of interesting and intriguing old buildings to look at from the grand old Opry itself to Beal, which is the heart of the historic Nashville music scene. It’s filled with honky-tonks, pubs, and juke joints some of the oldest in the city, in effect (although admittedly the street has become rather commercialized and touristy and is rather crowded both day and night).
If however bars and pubs do not strike your fancy theories, the agricultural Museum or the Nashville history Museum, which is operated by the Nashville historical Society, a nonprofit organization. This museum will allow you to witness national transformation from a rural agricultural and farming community to a musical epicenter, and it may even give you a greater appreciation for the music you hear on your visit.
So I’ve Nashville sounds like a rip roaring good time to you but you are unsure how to start planning your trip. Then why not take up the Miss Passport mini three-day unforgettable vacation itinerary. It will most certainly alleviate some of the stress of planning your vacation. It will give you a comprehensive list of all the must-see sights best places to stay and eat and shop as well as the best music clubs and all sorts of tantalizing information related to your visit. The guidebooks are set up in such a way as to allow you to deviate from the itinerary whenever the mood strikes you, but then returned to the itinerary without skipping a beat. The Miss Passport guidebooks are worth their weight in gold they are like having a personal tour guide tucked away in your back pocket. They should be treated like your credit card on vacation; you should never leave your home or hotel without it.
