What are the 10 best things to do in Nashville

[malpert]

What do you suggest? also what are the top 5 restuarants
marv

[Jojo]

Here are some suggestions for you:

Grand Ole Opry House (http://www.nashville.com/music/opry/index.html)
Country Music Hall of Fame (http://www.nashville.com/attractions/countrymusichalloffame/index.html)
Belle Meade Plantation (http://www.nashville.com/attractions/bellemeade/index.html)
Walking around downtown Nashville at night (Broad Street) and dropping in on many of the honky tonk bars - including Tootsies Orchid Lounge, Wildhorse Saloon, Robert's Western World.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Tennessee State Museum
The Parthenon (http://www.nashville.com/attractions.html)

Restaurants - we suggest you post your question regarding restaurants in the Nashville Restaurants' (http://nashville.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=25) category. Our Nashville.com Restaurant Editor Natalie Lambert is happy to help you!

Have a great trip to Nashville! We'd love your feedback right here on the Nashville.com Forum upon your return!

[Gormur]

Oh, then I have seen everything. :(

[Gormur]

Btw, Bergström is a Swedish surname. Do you have Swedish ancestry?

[Charliy]

One of the most fun things to do in Nashville is to take in a Nashville Kats game - the 2007 Arena Football season begins March 1 with the Kats hosting the Columbus Destroyers at the GEC.

[Gormur]

How about a nightclub? No one replied to my other thread about that. Not into sports...

[Jojo]

Gormur -

How about downtown? There's plenty - have you not found anything you like?

BTW - Yes, Bergstrom is Swedish - it's on my husband's side.

[Gormur]

I went to a disco and it was almost empty on a Saturday night. It was 4 floors of music. I can't remember the name, but it was on Printer's Alley. I asked the bartenders if there was another club around, and they didn't know of any, apparently. I saw very few young people downtown. Mostly families and retirees. Meh...

[bigcow]

How about recording studio tours? Could you recommend any? I'll be in Nashville later this week and would like to get tix now. Thanks.

[Jojo]

Suggestions:

Ryman Auditorium has a recording booth which is open Thursday thru Sunday from 9am until 4pm. Cost is $15 for a solo singer and $25 for a duet. Keep in mind that you will have to purchase a museum tour ticket since the recording studio is in the museum, you can't sing your own songs and you can't bring your own instruments. More info: (615) 889-3060 or go to Ryman.com and look to the left for "Make a Record at the Ryman".

Another choice: Music City Recording Studio at the Opry Mills Mall. You can reach them at (615)514-0117.

If you're looking for something more serious - here's a list of recording studios in Nashville: http://www.nashville.com/services/recordingstudios/index.html

[bigcow]

Thanks JoJo. - Glenn

[Jojo]

You're welcome. Hope to hear your feedback after your trip!

[bigcow]

What kind of weather can we expect in the next few days?

[Jojo]

Storms on Thursday - but high is still in mid sixties. Temp will drop over the next few days....59, 50 and then 45 on Sunday. Nights will be cold - 30s to mid 20s. Bundle up! :cool:

[Traci]

When my best friend & I were in Nashville for the week-end 9 yrs ago.
We saw:
Ryman Auditorium
Grand Ole Opry
We went on the General Jackson
Opryland Hotel
The Hermitage (Andrew Jackson's place)
Downtown Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame (before they moved into the other building).

It was an interesting trip. I hope I'll get to go to Nashville again. My best
friend died 3 yrs ago. If she would've still been in good health & living,she
probably would like to go to Nashville again too.