Less than 30 minutes from Nashville, one highlight of Franklin is the live music nights at Puckett’s Grocery. You just never know what performer could show up for open mic night. It’s also reported to be “one of the best-preserved downtowns” on the continent. Enjoy boutique shopping on an Instagram-worthy Main street from the 1800s.
7. New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans is a lively city. It has charm, culture, history, music, Mardi Gras and more. Stroll through the Garden District and French Quarter. Don’t forget to explore further out to take in the plantation homes, alligator country, and the bayous too. Foodies will love the Cajun, creole and French-influenced too.
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