Sightseeing Tours in Nashville, TN

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Country Music Hall of Fame

The Country Music Hall of Fame is a 37 million dollar structure that spans an entire block of downtown Nashville.

Nashville is a vibrant city, rich with history and a unique culture that has developed over the years. On your trip to Nashville, spend some time exploring this city with the convenience of a guided sightseeing tour. There are tours to suit any length of time you may have available, as well as interests you have in the area.

With the Discover Nashville Tour, you will go on a three and a half hour through some of Nashville's most popular attractions, from the state capitol building to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Along the way, you will enjoy a full narration, providing you with historical facts and stories about this exciting city.

Give yourself a memorable night on the town when you take the Nashville Nights Tour. You'll start the tour off with a visit to several popular attractions such as the Ryman Auditorium, the state capitol, and others. Then you'll hit some of the hot honky tonks in the area when you visit Legends Corner. The tour comes with a complimentary drink, and then you are free to explore Honky Tonk Row taking in the live music and drinking the night away.

Enjoy the fresh Nashville air while you explore the city's attractions with the Nashville Trolley Tour. The Nashville Trolley Tour is the ideal way to see the sights in Nashville when you're on an time crunch, taking you to the top attractions in a short, one hour tour. You'll pass such attractions as the Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, the Parthenon, and others on an open-air trolley, making this a fun tour for the whole family.

Nashville played a pivotal role in the Civil War, and you can explore the historical sights important to the Civil War when you take the Civil War Tour. This six hour tour take you to the Battle of Frankli where over 9,500 soldiers were killed. You will also visit the Carter House and the Carnton Plantation, owned by families who were caught in the middle of an epic battle during the Civil War.

The Historic Tennessee Tour is well-suited for history buffs, taking you on a four and a half hour guided tour to the Belle Meade Plantation and Andrew Jackson's home The Hermitage. This popular history tour explores the area's role in the Civil War, plantation life, the history of horse racing in the area.

Don't miss your chance to explore the vast history and amazing culture of the Nashville area on your next trip to Music City!