Traveling to Nashville? Here’s what we did for a long weekend:
Nashville’s charm is undeniable, and a long weekend with friends is the perfect way to experience it. We packed a lot into our trip and made it even more memorable by using point and shoot film cameras. Here’s a snapshot of our adventure:
After landing, we dropped off our bags and headed directly to Broadway Street, soaking in the live music and thousands of people. The disposable cameras captured our excitement and the vibrant neon lights perfectly. Later, we enjoyed an awesome Billy Strings concert at the Bridgestone Arena, but the real highlight was Daddy’s Dogs in Printers Alley. The night shots here turned out fantastic, full of our laughter and the lively food truck ambiance.
Our second day was a mix of activities. We took a trip to Two Rivers park where we then played some disc golf, enjoyed the warm weather, and generally frolicked. Later we took a long walk along the river and ended up at a former airfield turned park.Â
In the evening, we took a bike bar tour around the city. The cameras caught our fun on the pedal-powered bar, enjoying drinks and the Nashville vibe. After our tour concluded, we were not done riding around. We immediately rented scooters and went zooming around all of downtown Nashville.Â
Fun Fact: Did you know scooter apps close at 11:00pm. We found that out the hard way.
We spent our last day zipping around on rental scooters yet again, discovering new spots and enjoying the city’s sights. We explored the Parthenon replica at Bicentennial Park, which, in my opinion, the cameras captured beautifully.Â
All said, for a quick trip to Nashville we did it right. We explored Broadway, saw a concert, bar hopped, rented scooters, had delicious food, and got a big taste of what Nashville has to offer. We look to return soon!
