Nashville, known as the “Country Music Capital of the World,” is well-known for its honky-tonks and music. Although practically every element of contemporary life in the global city is influenced by music, Nashville has a rich and colorful history. Most people are unaware that President Roosevelt coined the phrase “good to the last drop,” even though many are aware that the city was founded on Christmas Eve in 1779.
At the end of this article, you’ll have a good understanding and general feel of the music city’s interesting past if you are considering visiting.
GooGoos is an awesome “souvenir” to take home. I always throw a few packets in the luggage just before we leave. Who can resist caramel, peanuts, marshmallow, and milk chocolate all in one bite-size? It’s a winner!
Nashville’s signature sandwich is the hot chicken sandwich. It consists of fried, crispy chicken pieces that have been marinated and served on a toasted white bun. After being fried, a cayenne pepper-based hot sauce is applied to the meat, penetrating the crunchy exterior.
Pickles, shredded lettuce, mayonnaise, or a sour cream dressing infused with various herbs are added to temper the heat. One of the most well-liked regional delights, this hot sandwich is renowned for both its heat and flavor.
Be sure to meander in Centennial Park. The only authentic reproduction of the Greek Parthenon can be found in the park. It was constructed by the city of Nashville in 1897 for the World Exposition and is occasionally referred to as the “Athens of the South”. It is the highest enclosed sculpture in the Western Hemisphere and contains a full-scale copy of the statue.
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Putting your best foot forward when it comes to manners is an important part of the Southern lifestyle.
If you’ve watched Sutton Stracke (born in Augusta, Georgia, USA) on the extremely popular TV show, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, you’ll be familiar with the southern lady’s famous quotes about manners. For example, “Anyone who doubts my exquisite manners, can kiss my exquisite derriere”.
Remember to always thank people, and don’t forget to use “sir” and “ma’am” when appropriate. Like, “yes sir”.
The ancient Maxwell House served as the inspiration for the 21st-century Millennium Maxwell House Hotel. Check it out. It’s also one of the more popular hotels to stay at while you’re in Nashville.
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