City Tours in Nashville

Watch Music City light up after dark on a 90-minute, nighttime bus tour of the city by one of our Traditional Trolley's. Take in Nashville's key sites, hear stories about Nashville's colorful history, and hop off for photo stops at 6 locations along the way.

Keep the tunes bumping through Music City on this comedy sing-along bus tour of Nashville that takes you past the city's top attractions while providing live onboard entertainment. See the Historic Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, Music Row, and more, while your performer-guides regale you with songs and stand-up. Participants must be 21 and up to participate.

Combine a sightseeing tour of Nashville with your own open-air party during a private 2-hour tour in a roofless party bus. Take in the sights as you cruise through Lower Broadway and Downtown Nashville in a bus equipped with a dance floor and sound system. BYOB for the onboard bartender to mix your drinks "”cups and coolers are provided.

Explore Nashville from a local's perspective on this 75-minute private city tour with your own guide. Aboard an open-air, low-speed vehicle, you'll cruise through Nashville to see more than 35 landmarks and other sightseeing locations. Notable sights along this tour include Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, Johnny Cash Museum, Germantown, The Gulch, Tootsies, and Music Row. Select a morning, afternoon, or evening tour when booking.

See at least 10 celebrity homes in and around Nashville on this 3-hour tour. Traveling by comfortable van with a guide, you'll explore the city and surrounding countryside, admiring houses where Music City's rich and famous live. This tour is limited to 14 people for a small-group experience.

Get oriented with Nashville on this quick "New Nashville" tour, which was designed to show off the best of the city for those short on time or who only want an introduction before exploring more on their own. Traveling by open-top double-decker bus, you'll pass by more than 100 landmarks and attractions, such as Ryman Auditorium and Vanderbilt University.