10 Privileges Nashvillians Have That The Rest Of The U.S. Doesn't
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Meghan Kraft
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Music City has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years, and with the influx of the city’s population, it’s all too easy to forget the amazing parts of Nashville that make it so special. Whether you’ve been here a month or ten years or six days, these ten privileges are shared by folks from across the city, ten beautiful aspects of our great town that should never be forgotten.
Nashville is nestled right in a beautiful curve of the Cumberland River, making the downtown area one of the prettiest waterfront business districts in the south.
Crema, Barista Parlor(s), Steadfast...Nashville is bursting with coffee culture and darling cafes, both big and small. Each one is worth a visit, though it may take you a year of Sundays to get through them all.
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Five Daughters has a delicious 100-layer donut that's downright dreamy, a delicious and sugary departure from the land of salads and crudite. There are multiple locations, making it easier than ever to indulge across the city and south into Franklin.
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Burger UP, Burger Republic, The Pharmacy. Here in Nashville we take our burger slingin' real seriously, and there are incredible spots to eat all over town.
From the Nations to East Nashville, the city has managed to build out tiny ecosystems of locally-helmed communities, each one bursting with personality and verve.
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If your friends are visiting Nashville, chances are they're looking to head down to Honkytonk Highway, aka Broadway. It's a prime spot for bar hopping and two-steppin'.
The Mother Church of country music is at the top of many a bucket list, and Nashvillians have the ability to buy a ticket and tune in whenever they want.
Stars like Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks made their start at the famed Bluebird, and the intimate venue is still a popular tourist spot today.
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Nashville is home to many corporate headquarters and has a blooming underground of freelance creatives, which in turn serves to make for a plethora of jobs and opportunities.
Is this even something you can argue...? C'mon, now.
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