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Nashville, Tennessee
Read my posts about the Nashville and some excellent places to visit in the city.


Franklin Downtown
Franklin downtown is a beautiful street, with 200 years old houses and lots of shops and restaurants. However, it's not a large area,...

Boaz Albert
Apr 22, 20181 min read


Carter's House, Franklin
Carter's House is an old house from 1830 caught in the middle of a brutal battle during the American Civil War. Twenty-five people hid in...

Boaz Albert
Apr 22, 20181 min read


Gaylord Opryland Resort
This fantastic hotel lies under a vast artificial dome with weather control, housing gardens with thousands of species, lakes, bridges, pools, fountains (including a musical fountain), dozens of shops, and lovely sitting places. It's a perfect place for a romantic evening break. There is free parking next to the hotel, near the Grand Ole Opry, the IMAX, and the huge mall. Free Entry

Boaz Albert
Apr 21, 20181 min read


Tennessee State Capitol
Small security check, and you're inside, just next to the governor's office and the secretary of treasure. A short round at this...

Boaz Albert
Apr 21, 20181 min read


Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
The main word to describe this not-so-big museum is eclectic. The museum claims to put the musicians that usually stand behind the...

Boaz Albert
Apr 21, 20181 min read


Tennessee State Museum
Tennessee State Museum is a sizeable 3-floors museum that tells both the distant and near history of Tennessee and the region. From the...

Boaz Albert
Apr 21, 20181 min read


War Memorial and the War Museum
The War Memorial is a huge concert hall with a vast memorial square in front of the Capitol building. Each corner of the square commemorates American soldiers that got killed in another war. The museum is an extension of the Tennessee State Museum. It tells the story of American wars since the late-19th century. There are some exciting items on display, especially the posters collection. However, the attitude to each war is superficial' so don't use this museum for History le

Boaz Albert
Apr 21, 20181 min read


Johnny Cash Grave at Hendersonville Memory Gardens
In a quiet and respectful cemetery, 40-min drive from Nashville, lies this music legend – Johnny Cash, next to his wife and partner June...

Boaz Albert
Apr 20, 20181 min read


Centennial Park
Centennial Park is an urban park in the center of Nashville. In the middle of the park, an accurate replica of the Parthenon of Athens...

Boaz Albert
Apr 20, 20181 min read


Downtown Nashville – Honky-Tonk District
The Honky-Tonk district is an unbelievable cluster of clubs and bars. All play live music in different genres (mostly Country, of course,...

Boaz Albert
Apr 19, 20181 min read


Johnny Cash Museum
Johnny Cash Museum is small but moving. I love Johnny Cash, and when Liat told me we are going to Nashville, I was thrilled. I remember...

Boaz Albert
Apr 19, 20181 min read


Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is a vast building that tells the story of the country music genre's evolution and...

Boaz Albert
Apr 19, 20181 min read
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