Music City, USA
On the Discover Nashville Inclusive Tour, you'll be treated to an up-close and personal view of the city.
No matter what you're favorite aspect of Nashville is - be it country music history, American history, current music superstars, bustling nightlife, or famous residents - there's a Music City tour just waiting to introduce you to the city. No two tours are the same, so to help you decide which one will present the side of Nashville that appeals to you, we've compiled a list of some of the most popular tours!
Discover Nashville Inclusive Tour
True to its name, the Discover Nashville Inclusive Tour offers admission to the top Music City attractions, as well as a glimpse of the historic side of the city. Without a doubt, the highlight of the tour is the admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, the walk-through tour of the Ryman Auditorium, and the beverage at Legends Corner honky tonk! One great low price promises a day filled with excitement as you look back into the history of country music at the Ryman and the Hall of Fame, as well as a glimpse of the future with live music and a soft drink at the honky tonk. Other sites and landmarks along the tour include Music Row & Studio B, Historic Downtown Nashville, The Parthenon, Fort Nashborough, Vanderbilt University, Bicentennial Mall, and the Tennessee State Capitol.
Grand Legends Tour
Spend a day exploring the wonders of the Music Valley and Opryland area with the Grand Legends Tour! With the Grand Legends tour, you'll enjoy a tour of the front plaza of the Grand Ole Opry House before heading to the Gaylord Opryland Hotel & Resort. This amazing resort - heralded as the country's largest non-casino resort - features a spectacular indoor atrium with cascading waterfalls, rolling walking paths, and beautiful landscaping. Inside the resort, you'll enjoy a ride aboard the renowned Delta Flatboats, which take you along the meandering indoor stream under a remarkable glass dome ceiling. You'll have free time on your own to grab lunch at the resort before heading to the famous Ernest Tubb Record Shop & Museum and to your choice of the Music Valley Wax Museum or the Willie Nelson Museum.
Homes of the Stars Tour
See the homes of country music superstars and the former homes of some notable legends with the Homes of the Stars Tour. You'll head out into the open land south of Nashville as you travel through the neighborhoods that stars like Martina McBride, Dolly Parton, Alan Jackson, Trace Adkins, and many others. The homes that you'll see vary by season, but other possibilities include Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn of Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks, and Trisha Yearwood. In addition, you'll get a look at several historical landmarks and sites, including the Belle Meade Plantation, the Tennessee State Capitol, Historic Second Avenue, and part of the Natchez Trace.
Jack Daniel's Country Tour
If you haven't visited Jack Daniel's Country, you haven't seen the prettiest land in Tennessee! Travel out to tiny, quaint Lynchburg for a tour of the Jack Daniels Distillery as you learn more about the man that developed America's favorite concoction. You'll learn all the steps that go into making whiskey as you tour the distillery, then you'll head into Lynchburg to explore the town. Grab lunch, shop the quaint stores, and strike up conversation with the locals as you enjoy a day away from the city deep in Jack Daniel's Country!
Historic Tennessee Tour
Interested in learning more about early life in the South? Head out on the Historic Tennessee Tour, which includes admission to the two most popular historic landmarks in the region! Your day will start at the Belle Meade Plantation as you become immersed in life on an antebellum estate known as the "Queen of Tennessee Plantations." The rest of the adventure will be spent exploring the same grounds that Andrew Jackson - the seventh president of the United States - built at the Hermitage.
Nashville Nights Honky Tonk Heaven
For those eager to explore the boot-scootin' of the Nashville night scene but who need a bit of guidance should try the Nashville Nights tour. You truly will be in Honky Tonk Heaven after a motor coach tour of notable Nashville landmarks, including the Tennessee State Capitol, the Country Music Hall of Fame, Historic Second Avenue, and the Ryman Auditorium. Take the back alley from the Ryman to Honky Tonk Row to begin your exciting night on the town. We'll get you started with a drink and a $10 entertainment passport to be used at participating businesses, then the Nashville night belongs to you!
