NASHVILLE
Music City’s best.
The 15 most popular things to do in Nashville. Honky-tonk bar crawls, the Grand Ole Opry, whiskey trails, haunted-history walks and the day trips out to Lynchburg and Memphis, all in one place.
Hop on a Nashville trolley for live commentary at 13 stops, easy hop-off flexibility, and a great first-time orientation.
Most Popular“Informative. Light hearted. Friendly knowledgeable drivers. Ease of parking. Would take again. Relaxing”
Choose East Nashville or 12South for a 3.5-hour small-group food crawl with 5+ tastings, local stories, and a Secret Dish. From $98.
“We had a great time with great food. East Nashville was a very fun area. Our host was very knowledgeable and showed us some great bars for after”
One-hour open-air double-decker ride through Nashville’s biggest landmarks with live guide humor. Great first-day orientation for Music City.
“Great! Would definitely recommend. Perfect informative, short excursion. Nice way to get off your feet for an hour.”
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.
“Scotty was a wonderful tour guide. We really enjoyed our time on the tour. Got to see spots that we hadn’t seen in prior visits. Scotty was extremely knowledgeable and a true gentlemen. Great experience overall!”
Reserve a seat at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry with free parking, multi-artist country shows, and easy voucher redemption at Opry Mills.
“Great show. We aren’t huge fans of CE music. It didn’t matter, the show was fantastic. A lot of variety. Something for everyone to enjoy.”
A 21+ tractor-pulled party tour through downtown Nashville with a light-up dance floor, DJ sets, and an onboard bar. 90 minutes.
“It was awesome! The twins were great and so much fun! We loved the whole experience, would definitely do it again.”
Narrated Nashville city tour with included entry to the Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame, plus time to explore.
“Very friendly guide. The Ryman theater was such an experience. Standing in a place where all the great people have performed was an honor! So thankful they saved it.”
Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville: tour dressing rooms, Studio A, and maybe step into the wooden Circle stage.
“Well worth money. If wheelchair needed they do provide. Lots of interesting facts. Shelby was our tour guide and she was great”
Tour Belle Meade’s 1853 Greek Revival mansion with a 45-minute guide, then enjoy a complimentary 21+ wine tasting on-site.
“Loved our tour guide. She knew so much about everything. The only thing I was disappointed in was that we could not take pictures and that was not disclosed. In late January they will allow pictures again.”
Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame ticket for two floors of country music artifacts, audio, and interactive exhibits, with on-site food and shops.
“Wear your walking shoes. It was a lot of walking but well worth it. The people were very nice, you will enjoy it.”
Ride from Nashville to Jack Daniel’s Distillery for a guided tour and whiskey tastings, plus free time in Lynchburg.
“Our tour Angelo was amazing and so knowledgeable.im not a whiskey drinker but I would throughly recommend this tour to anyone.”
Nashville’s Homes of the Stars narrated bus tour shows 30+ celebrity residences and Music City landmarks, with a funny, story-filled guide.
“There is NO parking lot, NO street parking and Viator tours doesn't seem to care. The guide was great”
Taste Nashville in 3 hours with small-group van rides, hot chicken, BBQ, dessert, the Bushwhacker cocktail, and stops at local spots.
“Our tour guide, Red, was very knowledgeable, fun and kind. Learned a lot about different areas of Nashville plus the food stops were excellent.”
Hop on and off a Nashville trolley with live narration, 13 stops, and easy access to Country Music Hall of Fame, Parthenon, and Broadway.
“Easy links to Nashville with commentary throughout.”
Learn Segway basics indoors, then glide Nashville’s downtown highlights with a small-group guide, headsets, helmets, and plenty of stops.
“Brett was hands down the best Segway guide and trainer we ever had. It was our friends first time riding (age 66 and 70) and they were nervous. He trained them inside of the office and they were very comfortable before we ever left. Can’t wait to do it again. Tommy was also wonderful at…”
From the honky-tonks to the Opry to the whiskey trail, and every way to spend a night in Music City.
