Nashville ranks as one of our Top 5 U.S. locations for an adventurous #BacheloretteWeekend with the ladies.

Known as the "Music City," this lively Tennessee town has everything you could dream of for a perfect bachelorette party weekend including delicious barbecue, partying galore, tons of history and hundreds of live music venues — literally. So grab your matching tank tops, your cowboy boots, brush up on your Johnny Cash and pick a weekend to head to Nashville!

Where to Stay

If you're more the hotel type, you can't do much better than The Hermitage. A former 1910s art house turned upscale downtown hotspot; The Hermitage is centrally located in Nashville's downtown area where many museums, music venues, bars and restaurants are within walking distance. There's a Capitol Grille on premises, so a great meal is right downstairs if you'd like.

Beyond downtown, Nashville has a ton of great neighborhoods. Depending on the size of your bachelorette party or your group's plans, grabbing a rental home on AirBnB is a great option, too.

What to Do

There will be plenty of time for running around, so it's always good to take a little bit of time out for some R&R and bonding with your girls. Book some services at the Woodhouse Day Spa so you're refreshed and ready to take on the town. Head to The Music City Walk of Fame Park, which honors Nashville's many musical legends.

Downtown Nashville is jam packed with plenty to explore which made it easy to have fun and celebrate the bride-to-be. The easily accessible downtown area is home to some of the coolest bars, BBQ restaurants and music venues. The bar scene is massive, wildly inexpensive!

Where to Party

Speaking of music, they don't call it "Music City" for nothing. It's near impossible to party in Nashville without seeing some of the greatest live bar bands in the country. The city's famous honkey tonk bars line Broadway in the city's downtown core. Robert's Western World, located right next to the historic Ryman Auditorium, is a great place to grab a drink and dance to local bands. Legends Corner and Tootsie's Orchid Lounge will also have you stomping your feet to the country beat. Mai, located on Music Row, has more of a dance club vibe and is not to be missed if you're looking for pumping beats.

Where to Eat

During your bachelorette weekend in Nashville, you or your 'maids definitely won't go hungry. In any given neighborhood, great food and drink is a stone's throw in any direction. Biscuit Love, located in The Gulch, is a top choice for breakfast, brunch or lunch (be prepared to wait a bit, but it's worth it!) To start, share the bonuts — yep, fried biscuit donuts — before diving into any of their original breakfast or lunch sandwiches and dishes. If you want great BBQ, try Martin's — if the weather complies, their 13,000 square foot, 500-seat backyard beer-garden is the perfect way to eat great while feeling the fresh air. City House, in North Nashville, is worth a trip for dinner. It's a unique blend of southern fare and rustic Italian — like their pizza combining belly ham, mozzarella, and chilies.

After their #spaday, they took the party back downtown for the Sprocket Rocket Party Bike. As a group they were extremely apprehensive about riding a bike around the center of downtown Nashville. This BYO pedal bike mixes complete strangers with loud music and excitement for an over-the-top bachelorette activity.

The Sprocket Rocket Party Bike is unlike anything you have ever experienced. We HIGHLY recommend this activity on your bachelorette trip to Nashville!

This trip to Nashville was planned around bar hopping, trying new food, celebrating the beautiful bride, and taking in everything this music-filled party central had to offer. These ladies loved that there was so much to do and that the fun and adventures were never ending.

The bride-to-be had an amazing time and fit in everywhere we went. Nashville is a place for the over-the-top bride & bridal party and the bride that wants to keep to herself (without the penis related bachelorette items.)

XoXo Stressing Simplicity