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Homes of the Stars Tour
Ryman Auditorium
Landmarks that you'll see in downtown Nashville on the Homes of the Stars Tour include the Ryman Auditorium, the "Mother Church of Country Music."
Your trip into the world of country music super-stardom begins at your Nashville hotel as you are picked up in a comfortable 25-passenger bus and taken through the streets of downtown Nashville's top attractions. The Homes of the Stars tour also includes other great landmarks and sites along the way, including Historic 2nd Avenue, the Tennessee State Capital, and much more! You also won't have to worry about traveling to a departure site for the tour as you'll be picked up directly from the lobby of your Nashville hotel! Highlights of the Tour Include:
Homes You May See Include: * Alan Jackson * Ronnie Milsap * Dolly Parton * Bryan White * Martina McBride * Kix Brooks * Ronnie Dunn * Porter Wagoner * Trace Adkins * Lorianne Crook * Garth Brooks * Trisha Yearwood * Little Jimmy Dickens * former home of George Jones * former home of Waylon Jennings * former home of Brenda Lee * former home of Webb Pierce * former home of Hank Williams * former home of Tammy Wynette * former home of Vince Gill * former home of Amy Grant * former home of Jimmy Buffett * former home of the Judds * and many more...* Details
Editor's Reviews
A Morning with the Stars - Homes of the Stars Tour on April 20, 2006
I had a lot of fun imagining folks like Dolly Parton pulling into the Magnolia-lined driveway after spending a day on Music Row recording "Wildflowers," or to think about Little Jimmy Dickens relaxing on the porch listening to the crickets after heading home from the Grand Ole Opry.
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Grayline always provides nice tours, I have used them many times over the years and have always been satisfied.
-Ruth Bohanan, Warsaw, MO Not what we expected...
The tour was long, boring, and the houses were hard to see. Most of these houses are a part of public record and very easy to find on your own - if you have a car with you. The houses are so spaced out that most of the trip is spent traveling from home to home. While it is somewhat interesting for adults, don't waste your money taking the kids because they won't be impressed.
-Cindy, South Carolina
The Star Tour was great but the transportation bus ride was very uncomfortable...too rough and everything rattled on the bus, preventing us from hearing the guide's comments.
-Gisele Rivard, Lac du Bonnet, MB |
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