Discover the Best of Nashville's SoBro Neighborhood

• FRIST ART MUSEUM:

The Frist Museum opened in 2001, and is a non-collecting museum. It hosts 12-15 exhibitions from some of the most prestigious art collections in the world.

• THE LISTENING ROOM CAFE:

This popular spot features live performances from some of the area's best singer-songwriters.

• JOHNNY CASH MUSEUM:

This collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia is authorized by his estate. It is frequently voted as the #1 music museum in the United States - this is a must-see. A double bonus is if you pop upstairs to the separate Patsy Cline museum.

• GOO GOO CHOCOLATE CO.:

The Goo Goo Cluster was America’s first mixed-ingredient candy bar. Try a hands-on candy bar creation of your own design. Enjoy some of Tennessee's best distilleries with a chocolate and spirits class, or discover new local wines with a wine and chocolate pairing.

• THIRD MAN RECORDS:

Launched by Jack White, Third Man is part record store, photo studio, novelties lounge, label offices and distribution center and the world’s only live venue with direct-to-acetate recording capabilities.

• COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM:

Dubbed the “Smithsonian of country music,” the building houses galleries, the Hall of Fame Rotunda, CMA Theater, Historic RCA Studio B, Hatch Show Print Shop, Taylor Swift Education Center and the Haley Gallery.

• BRIDGESTONE ARENA:

Home to the Nashville Predators NHL team, Bridgestone Arena is where national and international acts perform year-round.

• JOHN SEIGENTHALER PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE:

One of the longest pedestrian bridges in the world, at 3,150 feet, the bridge has a unique curved truss design. Take a quick stroll across the Cumberland River and enjoy views of the skyline and Nissan Stadium (home to the TN Titans).

• NASHVILLE SYMPHONY:

The symphony has over 150 performances yearly at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, considered one of the world’s finest acoustic venues. In addition to classical performances, there are also pop, jazz, country and family concerts.

• ASCEND AMPHITHEATER:

One of Nashville’s best outdoor music venues, the setting offers a soaring skyline and Cumberland River views.

• 3RD & LINDSLEY:

Known as the place to discover new artists and bands for over 30 years, you can eat and drink while listening.

• ETCH:

Chef Deb Paquette delights diners with her globally inspired menus and extensive wine list offerings.

• HUSK:

Ingredient-focused menus based on availability from local producers.

• PINEWOOD SOCIAL:

Coffee shop and restaurant featuring a bowling alley and two seasonal dipping pools with a patio.

• THE FARMHOUSE:

Southern food and tasty cocktails sourced from local producers.

• 6TH & PEABODY:

Brewery, distillery, restaurant, and multi-faceted entertainment space with tours, live music, and games.

• FOUR WALLS:

Intimate craft cocktail bar in The Joseph Hotel. IYKYK!

• CREMA COFFEE ROASTERS:

A zero-waste coffee roaster and café since 2008. This flagship location is home to their Coffee Education and Events Lab, where you can take classes to up your coffee game at home.

• MARTIN’S BAR-B-QUE JOINT:

The entire menu at this beloved BBQ restaurant is made from scratch daily. Using West Tennessee-style BBQ techniques, local hickory-smoked wood is used to fire meats.

• HARPER’S:

Beautifully designed steakhouse with an international flair.

• ELLA’S BY CHRISTIAN PETRONI:

Southern vegetarian dishes and inventive cocktails are served in the stylish restaurant at the Hyatt Centric Hotel.