Discover Nashville Inclusive Bus Tours

The Discover Nashville Inclusive Bus Tours offer admission to sought-after city attractions, as well as an up-close look at all Nashville, TN has to offer tourists and locals alike.

Experience Nashville Bus Tours

Ride along in comfort on board your luxury, 25-passenger bus tour to see Historic Downtown Nashville and the nearby vicinity, where many of the most popular Nashville attractions are located. Save time with this 3.5-hour tour of the city, which will give you fantastic views and in-depth information about the sights you're seeing from the comfort of your bus. Your tour guide is friendly and knowledgeable about local life. A Nashville bus tour is a cool way to get in touch with the city, so be sure to book one of these great tours the next time you visit Music City.

During the tour, you will get spectacular views of many attractions, including Honky Tonk Row, Music Row, the Tennessee State Capitol, the Parthenon, Bicentennial State Park and Mall, Vanderbilt University, Studio B, and more! After the narrated portion of the tour has finished, you will even get to take a personal self-guided tour of the Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. 

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Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

Located in the heart of downtown Nashville, the park preserves the last remaining view of Nashville's Capitol building. The scenery and atmosphere give visitors a taste of the history and natural wonder of the area, and adjacent to the park is the Farmer's Market, open every day except holidays.

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Vanderbilt University

This private research university has taught many notable politicians, Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, and Academy Award winners in its time, and the 330-acre campus is a national arboretum with over 300 different species of trees and shrugs.

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The Parthenon

As a full-scale replica of the Parthenon in Athens, this Nashville Parthenon functions as an art museum and stands as the centerpiece of Centennial Park. This version serves as a monument to what is considered the pinnacle of classical architecture.

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Tennessee State Capitol Building

Take a look at the Tennessee State Capitol, which was modeled after a Greek Ionic temple and is one of only ten state capitols without a dome. Guarded by monuments of Presidents Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson, the capitol's construction was completed in 1859.

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Riverfront Park

A popular venue for concerts, picnics, parties, games, and river excursions, Riverfront Park is located on the banks of Cumberland River in downtown Nashville. The park offers a great view of the cityscape and LP Field.

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Music Row and Studio B

Near downtown Nashville, Music Row is home to hundreds of businesses related to the country music, gospel music, and contemporary Christian music industries. This area is the heart of Nashville's entertainment industry.

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Honky Tonk Row

Located along Lower Broadway, Honky Tonk Row became a creative breeding ground for hopeful performers, musicians, and songwriters yearning to make it in Music City. Today, this area maintains a down-to-earth musician hangout attitude while welcoming visitors from around the world.

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Historic RCA Studio B

Famous since the 1960s for being a part of the Nashville Sound, Studio B has been the recording place for many famous country artists, including Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, and more!

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Fort Nashborough on the Riverfront

Established as a stockade in 1779, Fort Nashborough was a forerunner to the settlement that would become the city of Nashville. Today, a reconstructed fortification stands near the site of the original structure and is maintained by the Nashville Parks and Recreation.

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Downtown Nashville

When you visit Downtown Nashville, you will see more than just some great country western stars singing. Many of the famous places in Nashville are located in or near the historic downtown area.

If you want to make the tour even better, the Discover Nashville Bus Tours can be paired with two other tours, the Homes of the Stars Tour, which drives you past the homes of acclaimed country music stars from a luxurious motorcoach, or the Grand Legends Tour, which transports you to the Gaylord Opryland Resort and the Opry House. When booked with one of these other tours, you will have a full-day experience of about seven hours exploring the exhilarating Music City!

Of course, after this memorable sightseeing tour, you can take a self-guided tour of these places at your own leisure. Go sightseeing and learn about the live music scene, the local life, and see the eclectic Nashville skyline all in one tour. There are plenty of other brilliant attractions to enjoy after one of these inclusive bus tours. So if you want to take a hop-on hop-off trolley or city tour, see the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, see a show at the Grand Ole Opry, take the General Jackson Cruises, a walking tour, or even travel on a trip to explore downtown Memphis, there are many amazing options to make your Nashville, TN travel experience one to remember. There are also many hotels in Nashville to complete your vacation package!