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Husk Nashville offers an enchanting dining experience in a historic mansion, where inventive Southern dishes made from locally sourced ingredients steal the show.

Hugh-Baby's combines old-school fast-food vibes with juicy smash burgers, crispy chicken, and chili cheese fries, all served up fresh without break-the-bank prices.

The Hermitage neighborhood is named for its main landmark, the 1,100-acre plantation where President Andrew Jackson lived from 1804-1845. Costumed guides give tours of his Greek Revival mansion, and visitors can wander the gardens and step inside slave quarters. Fishing and canoeing draw locals to Long Hunter State Park, which also features 20 miles of hiking trails. Pizzerias and fast-food spots line Lebanon Pike.

Tucked in a charming East Nashville corner, this laid-back American eatery serves up seasonal bites and crafty cocktails in a cozy treehouse vibe.

This modern minor-league baseball stadium offers a vibrant mix of outdoor dining, games for all ages, and a fantastic city view, perfect for sports lovers and casual visitors alike.

Acqua, an avant-garde seafood haven near James Beard Award-winner RJ Cooper’s Saint Stephen, serves a dazzling multi-course Italian feast in a minimalist setting.

Lou is an intimate cottage in Nashville serving inventive New American dishes and delicious wines, perfect for cozy brunches, especially on the charming patio.

Nestled in Green Hills, Etc. dazzles with its creative New American dishes inspired by global flavors, all served in a chic and cozy setting.

Nestled in Midtown, the Hutton Hotel blends Southern charm with modern flair, offering stylish rooms, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere just a stone's throw from Nashville’s iconic nightlife.

Step into the vibrant world of Third Man Records in Nashville, where vinyl lovers and Jack White fans unite for a unique blend of music, novelties, and live performances.