Under $100: Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn., may be quickly climbing the ranks as a top tourist destination, but there is still plenty to see and do while on a budget.

Begin with breakfast at your hotel and stroll down Music Mile, visiting the Music City Walk of Fame, boasting stars in the pavement to honor music legends.

If you’re lucky enough to visit on the fourth weekend of the month, you’ll be able to peruse the Nashville Flea Market at the Tennessee Fairgrounds. Shop home goods, local crafts and jewelry and enjoy events and seasonal fare. Check out the calendar here and plan your trip accordingly. With or without the flea market, you won’t be disappointed as the Fairgrounds hold a wide variety of events, year-round.

Visit the Broadway Historic District and take in the sights and sounds of Honky Tonk Highway. Enjoy free live music played along the streets and stop in any of the many Southern restaurants and Nashville-centric shops. Families may fill the streets by day, but once the nightlife takes over, there is no telling where the evening will lead.

Top off your Nashville trip with a show at the famous Blue Bird Café. Playing each night at 6 p.m., performers take the stage and music lovers enjoy local bands for no cover charge. Stay for dinner or opt for Southern comfort food at Monell’s Restaurant for affordable cuisine served family style.

Enjoy a few drinks and local cuisine, as you’ve had a budget-friendly day filled with free activities and events.