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Nashville's 13 most popular trolley 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.
Hop on a Nashville trolley for live commentary at 13 stops, easy hop-off flexibility, and a great first-time orientation.
Most Popular“Like other reviews have said, this tour is a very good way to see the highlights of the city. The best part is that you can get off and on throughout the day.”
Hop on and off a Nashville trolley with live narration, 13 stops, and easy access to Country Music Hall of Fame, Parthenon, and Broadway.
“all drivers seemed very knowledgeable about the city. personalities galore”
Ride Nashville at night on a 90-minute trolley with a performing guide, plus Ryman, Music Row, and Marathon Village stops.
“We had a private tour which was fun. Mac was very knowledgeable and had some great facts for a city I live in and love.”
90-minute Nashville nighttime trolley tour with a live singing performer-guide, Music Row history, Broadway honky-tonks, and landmarks lit up.
“Very informative and fun. Explained all about the history and entertainment was awesome as well. We truly enjoyed our evening”
Ride a Nashville nighttime trolley with photo stops at the Parthenon and more, plus guide storytelling and city lights for about two hours.
“Big Jerry had so much knowledge of the history and people of Nashville and TN in general. He was a careful and skilled driver as he negotiated the tight turns between cars that were parked and sticking out into the street. We really enjoyed the tour and were sad that there was a group of…”
Hop on a climate-controlled vintage trolley for six Nashville brewery stops. Flexible timing, no driver stress, and easy East Nashville exploring.
“The Driver was fabulous lots of fun great beer and mead and tour of nashville highly recommend it to all”
Ride a traditional night trolley through Nashville’s main landmarks, with photo stops at The Parthenon, the Capitol, Broadway, and more.
“TJ the driver did an excellent job! We enjoyed it very much! So much to see and definitely places we will now go visit!”
Nashville Fun Pass bundles Johnny Cash Museum, RCA Studio (or Hatch Print), plus trolley and moonshine tasting for a planning-light 1–2 day trip.
“Not the best for your money on the one day fun pass and we could only do one item due to closing times and lack of availability. Waste of our money. Unhappy traveler.”
Vintage trolley brewery loop in Nashville: seven stops, unlimited rides all day, mobile ticket. $45 per person.
“Our driver Trever was great, the bars were great and really recommend doing this. This a great way to experience Nashville”
Circle Pass bundles Nashville trolley sightseeing with free entry to top music museums and Ole Smoky tastings, great for a fast music day.
“Beware buying multiple museums on one pass. We did and the trolley only runs certain hours we didn't get to ride the trolley once because we didn't realize this. The museums have certain hours, so it's unlikely you're gonna be able to get into see all of them on a one-day pass. This was very…”
Hop-on hop-off vintage trolley in Franklin, TN with live English narration, 5 stops, and up to 50 sites for $39.
“Excellent advice from Doug about where to get off the trolley and what places to visit. Enjoyed the ride and the commentary about the history of the area.”
Hop a vintage trolley for unlimited day rides, choosing 7 local breweries and extra stops like Crazy Gnome, with safe transport.
“Great way to explore the breweries in Nashville. Our tour guide, Trevor, was exceptional!”
Nashville Music Pass bundles 6 major music stops plus a trolley day pass and Ole Smoky tasting, with tickets valid for a year.
“One giant misrepresentation. This tour is nearly impossible to complete in one day, especially a weekend. In the description, it says you can hop on and off the trolley, which leads you to believe that it might be included. Nope! So, lets add another $70 per person. Not to mention one museum is nowhere near…”
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