Here is my updated travel guide for the ultimate girl’s weekend in Nashville. Nashville is one of the hottest destinations for a girl’s weekend. It is the top destination for bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations and more. I have visited multiple times and have a couple of other travel guides on my blog, but this itinerary is perfect for a weekend getaway with the girls. A friend and I took Bella and three of her friends to celebrate her 17th birthday!! And, it was a blast. We did it all.

If you aren’t driving to Nashville, I highly recommend to rent a car or you will have to Uber a lot. I have stayed both downtown and stayed in an airbnb in the Hillsboro + 12South area. I love both options.

Hotels that I suggest downtown are the Graduate, Moxy, Virgin Hotel, Noelle, or 506 Lofts.

Day 1:

We headed to 12 South which is my favorite area to spend the day.

We started off with picking up a few things for a late breakfast at Five Daughter’s Bakery. Those sugar cookies were the best that we have ever tasted. The vanilla cream and chocolate brownie donut were a favorite too. Some of the girls got a coffee at Frothy Monkey which is across the street on 12South.

Five Daughter’s Bakery

1110 Caruthers Ave.,nashville, TN 37204

Frothy Monkey 12South

2509 12th ave. south, nashville, tn 37204

Next up, we visited the Amelia’s Flower Truck. They have three flower trucks. And, they post a weekly schedule online + updates are on their IG. The one parked on 12South is in front of Imogene + Willie.

Nashville ultimate guide ~ what to do, what to see, and where to eat all in one weekend

Amelia’s Flower Truck 12South

2601 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37204

Right around the corner, we visited the “I Believe in Nashville” mural. It’s right next to Draper James.

Next, we shopped. We actually shopped twice in 12South. We visited the Finnley’s, Stoney Clover Lane, Draper Jame’s, Madewell, and Imogene + Willie.

Nashville ultimate guide ~ what to do, what to see, and where to eat all in one weekend

Finnley’s

2516 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37204

Stoney Clover Lane

2707 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37204

Other shops around 12South that we didn’t get to visit are listed below.

Savant Vintage, 2302 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN

Serendipity, 2301 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN

White’s Mercantile, 2908 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN

Next, we went check out a few spots in Germantown. We stumbled upon the cutest boutique, Abednego.

If we had more time, we would have totally went check out the Farmer’s Market and a couple of other restaurants.

Abednego

1212 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37208

Farmer’s Market

900 Rosa L Parks Blvd, Nashville, TN 37208

We headed to Pinewood Social for a late lunch. Highly recommend making reservations ~ this is such a cute spot to chill, eat, bowl or enjoy the outside activities!!!! It is Instagram worthy too!!

Pinewood Social

33 Peabody St, Nashville, TN 37210

We went back to our airbnb and changed outfits for dinner. And before dinner, we did a little more shopping. We headed to Hillsboro Village to shop at one of my favorite boutiques, Dress Up,
+ to check out a few murals too.

Drippy Lips Wall is on 1814 21st Avenue South, and across the street is the Molly Green mural.

Hillsboro Village

1704 21st Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37212

Dress Up

1704 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212

Lastly, we headed to Hampton Social for all of the cuteness. We had really late dinner reservations so the girls went ride scooters all over downtown and scouted out Broadway. They said that this was the highlight of the trip. My friend and I decided to go chill on the rooftop of the Hampton Social. It was fun. If you have a larger party, you will want to book seating on the rooftop.

Reservations are a must in Nashville so I highly suggested creating an itinerary and booking all of the hot spots in advance. By the way, the pizza was phenomenal.

Hampton Social

201 1st Ave S., Nashville, TN 37201

If the girls would have been 21 years old, we would have headed to Broadway to listen to music after dinner.

Day 2:

We opted out of going to breakfast, and we headed straight to White Limozeen at The Graduate Hotel for 10:30am since it opened up at 10am on weekends. It doesn’t open until 3pm during the week. Again, make reservations if you want to eat lunch or dinner. We just took pictures and chilled. We did get coffee downstairs in the the lobby at The Graduate Hotel. It is so cute and fun.

Nashville ultimate guide ~ what to do, what to see, and where to eat all in one weekend

White Limozeen

101 20th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37203

We headed back to downtown to Broadway to listen to country music. We paid to park at Hard Rock Cafe for the day. It was reasonable. Our favorite music and venue was Honky Tonk Central. It is three stories of performance space, and they have some good food. We ordered the best chili cheese foot longs! No joke!! The performers on all three levels were awesome. I loved the location of it too.

We also visited Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa Cantina which was super cute and lively. Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar was another hot spot along with Acme Feed & Seed which has a great rooftop with a great view. They serve great food too. We couldn’t get into Tootsie’s because the girls were not 21 years old, but that was another hot spot + so packed.

If you have time, go to Printers Alley which is a historic spot. Printers Alley use to be home to the printing and publishing industry. It is now a cozy street + filled with some great, lively spots. AND, the alley is a cool shot with all of the signs.

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Parked at Hard Rock

100 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201

After 6-8 hours of music + fun, we headed to the Gulch to check out the murals + shops. We had to visit Jessie James Decker’s boutique, Kittenish. It has the cutest flower wall in it. The girls did buy some cute key chains. Loved the whole vibe. They have so many wall murals in the Gulch. We just walked around + checked out all of the shops. We did make a pit stop at Uncommon James. The girls found all kind of goodies on crazy sale.

The Wings

302 11th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203

Kittenish

304 11th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203

Uncommon James

601 9th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203

After all of that, we headed back to the airbnb to change for the late birthday dinner at Liberty Common. Again, dinner reservations are a must. I did hear that this is a great brunch spot too. It’s located right next door to the Hampton Social. We parked in the same parking garage. This restaurant is so Instagram worthy. My pictures don’t even do it justice. By the way, the filet was very yummy. We all enjoyed our meal.

Liberty Common

207 1st Ave S, Nashville, TN 37201

Day 3:

We packed up and headed to brunch at Cafe Roze in East Nashville. It didn’t disappoint. The ham toast was insanely delicious. The waffles and berries were yummy too. Reservations are must here too.

After brunch, we headed to visit some cute shops in East Nashville. Here is the list of our favorites that are all located in the same shopping center: Whiskey Water Boutique, Apple & Oak, and HiFi Cookies.