Travel Guide: Nashville, Tennessee
What to see (and taste!) in this rockin’ state capital.
Known as “Music City,” Nashville is a home for musicians and music lovers alike. It’s also home
to Clover Health’s headquarters and Clover’s Senior Manager of Content and Social Media, Lindsay Roseman! With so much to feast your eyes, ears, and taste buds on, here are a few of Lindsay’s must-visits.
Where to Eat in Nashville
This 80-year-old mainstay is the birthplace of the unofficial delicacy of Nashville. But if you haven’t tried it before, start with mild, which still brings some heat. Hot is not for first-timers!
Boasting 23 pancake varieties, plus sandwiches and egg dishes, this Hillsboro Village café is a popular spot—often with a line out the door. (It moves fast!)
Pop into this charming coffee shop for a beverage or quick lunch. It’s the oldest coffeehouse in Nashville, a local favorite, and ideal for people-watching.
Things to See in Nashville
From Elvis to Dolly Parton, Bruce Springsteen to Peter Frampton—countless legendary performers have graced the stage of this 130-year-old music venue. Take in a show or take a tour to learn about its remarkable history.
You can’t talk about Nashville without mentioning the “show that made country music famous”—the Grand Ole Opry. Though it’s a little outside of town, the Opry House is a visitor favorite for a reason. In addition to several live shows each week, backstage tours are a great way to learn the history of this iconic venue.
Things to Do in Nashville
This 132-acre park features the iconic Parthenon, trails, Lake Watauga, sunken gardens, band shell, sportsplex, and arts centers. On weekends, you’ll find a variety of food trucks from local eateries.
12 South Neighborhood
This unique area is perfect for a summer stroll. Explore eateries and shops featuring vintage and locally crafted wares—and don’t forget to snap a photo in front of the “I Believe in Nashville” mural.
This article was originally published in the Summer 2022 issue of Clover Living magazine. Want to see more articles like this? Subscribe to Clover Living magazine for free (if you aren’t already subscribed) here.
This article was medically reviewed by Dr. Kumar Dharmarajan
Published on 9/1/22
Illustration by Sara Mulvanny
