Itinerary:

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Thursday: Arrive in Nashville. Get a hotel in the Music Valley Drive area. Fiddler's Inn will be the cheapest, and very convenient to restaurants, bars with live music, and a bit of shopping (antique stores, and a Cat Lounge!)

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Walk to the Opryland Hotel. The hotel is beautiful inside, and is free to walk around. Thursday night: Go downtown.

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Friday: Drive to Radnor Lake in Nashville. The walk around the lake takes about an hour. May see Bald Eagles, Deer, turkey.

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Then go to Franklin, TN to the Civil War sites of the Carnton House and the Carter House. See Franklin, TN, hopefully should be decorated for the Holidays.

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Saturday: Nash-Trash tour (if available), and see the Parthenon in Centennial Park. Or do the Hop-On Hop Off tour. Lunch at the Farmer's Market, at Bicentennial Mall. Downtown again - Ryman Auditorium tour

 

Sunday: The Hermitage tour - Home of President Andrew Jackson.

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Other activities we could do: Have your photo taken at the famous "Wings" mural. Need to do early in the day because there is always a line.

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Cheekwood: A beautiful mansion and gardens. Lots to explore.

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Greenways: Walk the pedestrian bridge. Bike rentals have been removed for now, but it's also a beautiful walk

Grand Ole Opry: About $100. There is also a Veteran's Day performance.

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Ryman Auditorium performances

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Tennessee State Museum (free)

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Country Music Hall of Fame (I personally don't think it's worth the money, but if anyone wants to go, that's no problem. It's located downtown.

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Bluebird cafe: They don't have anything on the calendar for now. Events may show up later.

 

Cooters: Walkable from the hotel, a Dukes of Hazzard fan's paradise! Free.

 

Midnight Jamboree: Saturday night, Free. Next to hotel.