Lotz House Museum Tours and Tickets

Discover the Music City in style during a 45-minute horse and carriage ride around Downtown Nashville. Ideal for couples or a special occasion, this traditional method of transport covers top Nashville attractions such as the Johnny Cash Museum, the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, and the Tennessee State Capitol. Plus, you'll canter past the Ryman Auditorium venue and so-called "Mother Church of Country Music."

Get into the Christmas spirit on this 2.5-hour holiday lights tour through Nashville, including a special walking tour portion of the historical Lotz House. Travel around the Franklin and Brentwood areas listening to your favorite holiday music while you catch sight of some of the best residential seasonal light displays in Tennessee. Along the way, sip on hot cider and indulge in Christmas cookies. Plus, stop at the more-than-150-year-old Lotz House to see its decorations, too.

Step back in time to 1864 and the Civil War's Battle of Franklin on this guided, 7-hour tour from Nashville. The Battle of Franklin was one of the worst disasters of the war for the Confederate States Army. On this tour, see the bullet and cannon ball holes as well as the battle-scarred floors that still bear witness to the carnage of this dark time in history. Spend time in the town of Franklin to shop, eat and view its historic sites. Nashville hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Take a relaxing horse-and-carriage ride around Nashville on this 20-minute private tour. Your private group of up to nine people travel around the Music City as you spot popular places, such as the Wildhorse Saloon, the Johnny Cash Museum, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the War Memorial Auditorium.  Plus, choose between different departure days and times to fit your sightseeing schedule.

Step back in time to 1864 and the Civil War's Battle of Franklin on this guided walking tour of the Lotz House Civil War Museum. The Lotz House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, became a war zone during and a makeshift field hospital after the battle. Hear the story of the Lotz family that built this 19th-century home. Explore the displays, learn more about the Battle of Franklin and see the finest Civil War-era antiques collection in the south - all in one historic tour.