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Music City’s best.
Nashville's 15 most popular city 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.
One-hour open-air double-decker ride through Nashville’s biggest landmarks with live guide humor. Great first-day orientation for Music City.
Most Popular“The guide was funny and we learned a lot about the city. Had a great time. Glad we chose this experience!”
Ride a slow open-air golf cart through Nashville’s top music landmarks with live guide commentary, photo stops, and an easy first-day overview.
“A great way to explore the city it was a sunny but cold day and was a great tour with Dillon he knew his stuff and took us to the distillery for a free tasting of Moonshine which was lovely we bought a bottle. Thanks for a great tour”
Narrated Nashville city tour with included entry to the Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame, plus time to explore.
“Take the tour soon after you arrive and then decide everything you want to visit. The tickets with the tour were really nice too.”
A 2-hour Sobro-to-Broadway donut walk with breakfast, multiple tastings, and famous Nashville sights along the way.
“This tour was a fun way to explore downtown Nashville. Tracey’s suggestions of places to check out were helpful—thanks for pointing us toward’s Robert’s. It was just what we were looking for!”
Murder in Music City is a 90-minute Nashville night walk mixing true crime, Civil War stories, and haunting stops like the Wilcox Building and Maxwell House.
“Great tour and historic background. The guide was very pleasant and easy to understand. Happy to take another tour.”
Ride a 1-hour open-top double-decker loop through Nashville’s top sights, from Court of Flags to Lower Broadway, with live narration.
“It was a great tour of Nashville, and the history of the city. we were only in Nashville for a couple of hours and taking this tour helped get a good flavor of the city and gave us a way to visit specific things once the tour ended. The only regret is we didn't get…”
90-minute Nashville nighttime trolley tour with a live singing performer-guide, Music Row history, Broadway honky-tonks, and landmarks lit up.
“Considering the weather was absolutely awful, Janice and Mac did a tremendous job of taking us on this tour. The knowledge Mac holds about the history of the music industry in Nashville is second to none. Thanks guys for memorable evening.”
Ride Nashville by e-bike with a local guide for 2.5 hours. See the Capitol, Ryman, and more. Bikes, helmet, water included for $95.
“Viator was clunky on the reservation. No time listed. Contacted Green Fleet for the times. Arrive @ 9:45, start at 10 am- 12:30 pm. Our guide Tyler was perfect! Full of history. Kept his 7 ducks safe. Easy bike ride of ~6.5 miles. Enjoyed our overview of the city. Covered a lot!”
Ride a 4x4 monster truck through Downtown Nashville with live guide commentary, top photo stops, and a small-group loop for about 90 minutes.
“Best way to tour the city! Tyler was fun and we learned a lot. Make sure to dress appropriately. (It was cold for our tour)”
A 3.5-hour narrated Nashville tour with van rides to key landmarks plus paid entry to the Ryman Auditorium and the interactive Country Music Hall of Fame.
“It was great. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Ride a guided 16-mile fat-tire e-bike loop through Nashville’s neighborhoods, skyline overlooks, and music landmarks with included safety gear.
“First time on E-Bike and it was awesome! Sean was a fantastic guide and we enjoyed the whole trip!! Would recommend to anyone wanting to explore Nashville close up.”
Nashville Music City Pub Crawl is a 2-hour walking party through Printers Alley, with games, prizes, and drink specials.
“I honestly wasn't expecting to like this tour... but I loved it! Not that big of a drinker, but that didn't matter. Our guide, Kneeland, made it social and fun the whole time. He had the group of 9 totally engaged with trivia and some Nashville history thrown in there too. The bars we went…”
Nighttime Nashville Nightmare ghost tour: walk Printer’s Alley to the Ryman Auditorium, hearing haunting tales and music-history stories for $32.
“Pick up areas were too far from downtown hotel. Unable to get Ubers to pickup locations. Walked thru some bad neighborhoods to get to pickup area.”
Walkin Nashville’s Music City Legends tour pairs an easy downtown walk with an industry insider, classic stops, and smart music history.
“Bill was exceptional as our guide! We learned so much from him, and he gave us the best recommendations for where to eat .”
Ride a pedal-assisted e-bike through Downtown Nashville and Music Row with helmet audio stories, fast stops, and breaks. 2 hours, $69.
“The tour was a lot of fun. It really is a great way to see the city and learn about it.”
From the honky-tonks to the Opry to the whiskey trail, and every way to spend a night in Music City.
