Discover fun, food, music, and history with this immersive Nashville travel guide! From custom Goo Goo Clusters to ghost tours and Johnny Cash landmarks, here’s how to make the most of Music City—including downtown sights, day trips, and hidden stories.
Explore Johnny Cash’s Nashville like never before. Visit the Johnny Cash Museum, his beloved Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, and the Ryman stage where legends were made. This travel guide covers the stories, stops, and secrets that shaped the Man in Black.
Andrew Jackson purchased this 425-acre farm from his neighbor, Nathaniel Hays, on July 5th, 1804. At the time, the property consisted of only a collection of log buildings for housing and storage. The original log cabin used as his farmhouse from 1804 to 1821, is still standing on the property. The Jacksons received and entertained all visitors in this simple cabin. Even distinguished visitors such as President James Monroe. Once construction of the brick mansion was complete, he converted this cabin into slave quarters.