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Restaurants & cafés
Rolf and Daughters Germantown's converted factory dining room from Philip Krajeck, doing Southern-inflected Italian with handmade pasta and a natural-wine list that rewards reading. Bon Appetit named it one of the country's best new restaurants when it opened and it still holds up.
Henrietta Red Bright Germantown oyster bar that's been on every 'best new' list since 2017, with a raw bar that stocks a dozen varieties on most nights. The grilled-fish-and-vegetables side of the menu is just as serious as the bivalves.
Trails & outdoors
Radnor Lake State Park Eighty-five-acre lake nine miles south of downtown with six miles of trails ranging from a flat 0.7-mile dam walk to a moderate 4.2-mile ridge loop. Nashville's busiest nature getaway and the most accessible wildlife you'll see in the city.
Percy Warner Park Three thousand acres just past Belle Meade with the city's most challenging trails — Mossy Ridge is the 4.5-mile rolling hardwood loop locals call their 'real workout' option. Feels properly Appalachian for a municipal park.
Things to do
Ryman Auditorium The 'Mother Church of Country Music' downtown — original Grand Ole Opry home from 1943-1974, still hosting Opry nights and touring acts in the original pews. Concert ticket gets you the building; the daytime tour gets you the stage.
Grand Ole Opry House The current home of the world's longest-running radio show, broadcasting live three or four nights a week from a 4,400-seat hall by the river. Backstage tours during the day, full shows at night, and Opry-circle photos for the price of either.
Landmarks & sights
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum The genre's official archive, sometimes called the Smithsonian of country music, with two floors of Patsy Cline gowns, original recording-studio mixers, and Hank Williams' touring cadillac. Three hours minimum if you actually read the placards.
The Parthenon A full-scale replica of the Athens Parthenon in Centennial Park, built for Tennessee's 1897 centennial and never taken down. Inside is a 42-foot gilded Athena and a small American art collection most people skip.