USA · NASHVILLE TOURS
The 15 best nashville tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Nashville’s top sights by trolley, with live commentary, 13 stops, and flexible hop-on hop-off access for a useful city overview.
“Best way to figure out what you want to see! Ride the entire trip and then do your stops on the second round!”
Taste Nashville classics on a small-group walk through East Nashville or 12South, with hot chicken, barbecue, donuts, local stories, and a secret dish.
“Colleen was delightful! We enjoyed touring East Nashville and learning about this area of Nashville. The food was delicious and we were very full by the end! All was delicious but we especially loved the Joyland Crustburger and Edley’s Catfish Taco!”
See Nashville’s top sights in one hour from an open-air double-decker bus, with live stories, flexible seating, and useful trip-planning tips.
“The tour was great. We felt the person who did the talking was a little bland from past tours in other areas we have toured.”
See Nashville’s music landmarks, downtown, and local neighborhoods on a 90-minute open-air golf cart tour with live commentary.
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ryan was amazing! Our tour with Ryan was absolutely awesome. We truly appreciated his knowledge, his energy, and the way he made the whole experience so fun. We had a great time from start to finish and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a memorable tour.”
Review the Grand Ole Opry show in Nashville, with seating advice, ticket tips, parking details, value, and what to expect during the 2-hour performance.
“There is a huge line. You must go to box office to get the actual tickets they pack you in like sardines but it’s worth it. That night Clint Black sang a duet with his wife.”
Review of Nashville’s 21+ party tractor, with a live DJ, dance floor, onboard drinks, Broadway views, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“You'll have the most fun. The staff are super cool and know what they are doing and they do it well!”
See Nashville by trolley or mini coach, with guided city highlights plus included entry to the Ryman Auditorium and Country Music Hall of Fame.
“This was an excellent opportunity to see the major sights of Nashville as well as go into the Ryman Theater and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Both are really worth the visit. Leonard was a great guide and was so sweet in helping me with my rollator when getting on and off the bus as well as pausing along the way to allow me to take photos when I had wanted. I highly suggest this as a great way to see the best of Nashville.”
Step backstage at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, see themed dressing rooms and Studio A, and possibly stand in the famous wooden circle.
“We loved this tour. So neat to stand in the exact place that many of your idols have stood. Our tour guide was funny and very knowledgeable. Even my husband loved it and wants to go back for a show!”
Tour Belle Meade’s 1853 mansion, explore its arboretum grounds, and enjoy a complimentary wine tasting in Nashville.
“The history of the mansion is extremely interesting. And we learned about the breeding of racehorses and the fears of the high paid studs. It was a beautiful mansion with luxurious cartons and wall, hangings and art.”
Review of Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame, with exhibit highlights, timing, price value, practical tips, and who should visit.
“We really enjoyed this venue. It was more than we expected. It showcased many or the old timers and also included the new up and coming artists. It was so well done. Should set aside a few hours.”
Ride from Nashville to Jack Daniel’s for a guided distillery tour, six whiskey tastings, Lynchburg free time, and a safe return by bus.
“Great time, me and my girlfriend are on the younger side and we still thought this was a good time, tip bring beers for the drive up there and on the way home, it was a great experience other than the bus ride.”
See 30-plus celebrity homes, Nashville landmarks, and music stories on a comfortable two-hour Gray Line bus tour from downtown.
“Ed is the best tour guide. So full of information and funny. We were thrilled to see all the houses and play some trivia.”
Taste Nashville’s best bites, from hot chicken to barbecue, while exploring local neighborhoods, history, and sights by small-group van.
“It's not only about the food, but it's a great small group sightseeing tour of Nashville. Tour guide very accommodating to the group's needs.”
Taste hot chicken, barbecue, beer, and cocktails while exploring Broadway, the Ryman, Printers Alley, and Nashville history on foot.
“Delicious, thirst-quenching, and historic! Want to learn a lot about the city of Nashville, see what the locals love enjoy doing outside of the hustle and bustle of Broadway? This is the tour for you! Not only do you eat the best ribs and brisket in town, you pair it with other delicious food and drinks at the fave spots if locals! Not to mention, we had the very best tour guide- Krystin- who made us laugh and made the experience so much sweeter!”
Taste Nashville’s best donuts on a two-hour walk from Sobro to Broadway, with local history, four pastry stops, and plenty of sweet samples.
“Evan was very friendly and fun! The donuts were a delicious variety and the stops along the way with all sorts of fun facts were a really cool experience with a Nashville native. Thanks!”
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