NASHVILLE
Music City’s best.
Nashville's 5 most popular audio tours, with what they cost, how long they run and the link to book. The ones a Music City weekend tends to get built around, and how each one actually plays out.
Skip the guesswork with a Country Music Hall of Fame admission and audio guide in five languages, timed for an unhurried Nashville visit.
Most Popular“Great place loved seeing all the information on the musicians from beginning to end. Liked having the audio to give information on each exhibit”
Self-guided downtown Nashville audio walk from the Ryman to Nudie’s Honky Tonk, with offline access and lifetime playback.
“Got everything set up b4 we left g or tge tour... parked and started our walk to the "starting point" tried to follow directions given by app... HA! It led us in circles up hills and never led us to the address listed. There are mot many posted addresses so it was tough to even…”
GPS-triggered Natchez Trace Parkway audio driving tour with Jackson Falls, Lewis & Clark sites, Muscle Shoals and views. Offline and flexible.
“It was a good audio guide through the parkway. The GPS guide was exactly where we were. The speaker was nice to listen to”
Self-guided Nashville audio walk past honky-tonks, plaques, and the John Seigenthaler Bridge, offline and hands-free, $14.99.
“Very easy to follow and very informative. Highly recommend for solo or small group to see the highlights of the city.”
$6.75 self-guided GPS audio walk through Nashville’s Broadway, from Boot Country boots to Johnny Cash Museum stories.
“It’s a nice short walk abound the Broadway area. You can take you time and pause for a drink, shopping, or just exploring the area then pick right back up where you left off”
From the honky-tonks to the Opry to the whiskey trail, and every way to spend a night in Music City.
