How You May Spend Your Third Day In Nashville

 

Here are the places that you would love to visit during your third day in Nashville:

Country Music Hall of Fame


You can eat lunch, then, take a walk to this Country Music Hall of Fame.

This Country Music Hall of Fame has been just two and a half block walk when you came from Ryman Auditorium with a few restaurants along the way. If you are still not hungry, you can grab some sandwiches and coffee at the café close to Ryman. You won’t be able to miss this building, since it appears like the giant piano keyboard and if this will not take your attention, so you to wait and see for the long lines of tour busses.

This place is huge and there were heaps of people, however, it did not appear that crowded because of the museum’s organization. The exhibits here are very interactive and updated. You can always add an hour to your previous hourly when you take advantage of all the interactive audios and video exhibits.  The most enjoyable place to spend will be at a mini recording studio wherein you can make the demo cover of the “Rock Me Mama.”

But, remember that when you got here in the month of June, it can be frozen and so you have to be prepared with the cold air outfits so that you can endure. Bringing a jacket is a good preparation.

East Nashville

East Nashville is a historic and old neighborhood that had become the house with a selection of artists, fantastic food choices and eclectic shops. There are guided walking tours which you can take when you are a tourist. After the long, busy day, and you might be tired, you can choose to have some selfies and have some iced cold coffee at a Barista Parlor.

Monell’s

Enjoy the atmosphere with a family-style dinner when you eat here. Monell’s had won handfuls of the “best” awards, for the soul & southern and breakfast foods. The patrons are being told to switch off their cellular phones upon seated. You will be seated here with a tableful together with the others. The dishes are brought on platters in the bowls and then served “family-style.” And so, you’re sitting with the strangers and as the dishes are handed, you will take turns to pass it around that big table. When you need more, so can ask from your newly made acquaintance to pass it again to you and when your table had emptied the dish, you can just ask a server for more. There’s no menu, their main dishes change, also their famous fried chicks are served daily. The cost varies depending on what is the meal. 

You will love your Monell’s experience! Every Wednesday, if you want to experience the real southern foods, there are fried pork chops and baked chicken that is being served. 

You can plan on going to perceive some live music right after your supper, before heading back to your hotel to have your rest after a very enjoyable day in Nashville!

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