Nashville Adventures Blog

If you are planning a Nashville trip, you already know you are signing up for live music, big crowds, neon lights, and more bachelorette groups than you thought existed in the United States. As someone who has walked these streets as a historian, a tour guide, and a musician who once played Broadway at 10 AM to a room of three very confused tourists, let me offer you the Nashville pre vacation checklist that actually prepares you for Music City. This list is based on the thin

Valentine’s Day in Nashville does not have to mean yelling across a table in an overcrowded restaurant or fighting for parking on Broadway. There are better ways to spend the day and night. Ways that actually let you talk. Ways that feel intentional. Ways that feel like Nashville instead of a copy paste holiday. If you are looking for things to do in Nashville for Valentine’s Day that feel thoughtful and memorable, start here. Skip the Prix Fixe Chaos and Do Something Togethe

By Paul Whitten If you are planning Valentine’s Day in Nashville, here is the honest truth. The best dates here are not always the loudest, flashiest, or most expensive. They are the ones that feel personal. The kind you talk about years later. These are the best kept secrets of Nashville for couples who want something memorable, not just another dinner reservation. I spend my life walking this city with locals and visitors, and these are the Valentine’s date ideas people alw

By Paul Whitten Click to expand and read firsthand! Nashville has been called a lot of things over the years. Music City. Smashville. The Vegas of the South, which makes most locals wince a little. But recently, something different caught my attention. We were mentioned in the Irish Daily Mail ! Not for music charts. Not for bachelorette chaos. But for kindness and hospitality. In the article, the writer described Nashville by saying  that “guitars aren’t the only delights” i

Not every tour we give is about Broadway bars or famous recording studios. Some of the most meaningful tours we offer are the ones that get very specific, very niche, and very personal. This week, we had the privilege of leading a private church history tour for Lighthouse Church out of Mount Juliet, Tennessee, and it was one of those days that reminds me why we built Nashville Adventures the way we did. This was not a surface level drive by tour. This was a deep dive into fa

Nashville Adventures honors Veterans Day by celebrating the heroes who have served our country — and the country musicians who carried that same spirit of service into their songs.

At Nashville Adventures , we’ve always believed that history and travel are best experienced on the ground —through people, stories, and the places where they come alive. That’s why we instantly connected with North Meets South , a travel blog by Cody and Debbie, a couple whose approach to exploring the world matches the heart of what we do here in Music City. From the moment you visit their site, it’s clear: this isn’t another highlight-reel travel blog. It’s an invitation t