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The Smith House is the only grand townhouse remaining in downtown Nashville. It was built in the late 1840s and is a magnificent example of ante-bellum Italianate architecture.
The Second Fiddle in downtown Nashville, one step inside this Lower Broadway Honky-Tonk and you know you’re in Nashville. This is what you imagined Nashville to be, great country music, live entertainment and friendly people.
Acme Feed & Seed creates a uniquely ‘Nashville’ atmosphere that honors the unparalleled character of the city’s past, present and future.
Come to J. Gumbo's for delicious and authentic Creole and Cajun food at a great price! This is the J. Gumbo's company Facebook page. Check out our website! www.jgumbos.com
Honky Tonk Central is Nashville's latest and greatest honky tonk legendary Lower Broadway. 3 stories (that's right 3 STORIES) of live music, great food and the best time in Nashville!
Located in the heart of Music City USA in the historic Lower Broadway District and in the shadow of the Mother Church of Country Music (The Ryman Auditorium), Robert’s Western World is Nashville’s undisputed home of traditional country music.
James K. Polk Theater is an amazingly intimate proscenium theater for its size, with a maximum seating capacity of 1,075, including 44 pit seats.
First Horizon Park may be built for baseball, but the state-of-the-art facility is also quite versatile: fully equipped to turn the outfield into a concert stage, the warning track into a beer tasting line, or the infield into a soccer pitch.
Have you ever fallen asleep at a museum? Or thought your tour guide was too big for his britches?
