What You Will Do
Embark on an unforgettable Nashville sightseeing adventure that brings the heart and soul of Music City to life! Our tour takes you from the iconic Country Music Hall of Fame, where legends are celebrated, to the lively Ascend Amphitheater with riverfront views, and Nissan Stadium for a glimpse into Tennessee Titans territory. You’ll cruise along the Cumberland River, marvel at the lights of historic Printer's Alley, and admire the beauty of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Nashville’s oldest. Soak in the state’s history at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park and snap photos of the Tennessee State Capitol. Next, experience the unique artsy vibe of Marathon Village and the trendy flair of The Gulch before wrapping up on iconic Music Row. This tour is packed with legendary sights, perfect for uncovering Nashville’s vibrant past and exciting present.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
The meeting location is The Green Light Bar. Walk through the front door, grab the table tag that has your tour guide's name and have a seat anywhere you would like!
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Music City Center
Music City Center
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Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
This iconic museum celebrates the legends of country music with a vast collection of memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and rotating displays of famous artifacts from artists who defined the genre.
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Ascend Amphitheater
Nestled on the banks of the Cumberland River, this outdoor concert venue offers live music with skyline views, hosting a variety of acts in a vibrant setting under the Nashville night sky.
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Nissan Stadium
Home to the Tennessee Titans, this stadium offers thrilling NFL games and large-scale concerts, providing a dynamic spot for sports fans and music lovers alike.
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Cumberland River
Flowing through downtown Nashville, the Cumberland River offers scenic views, boating opportunities, and beautiful riverfront parks perfect for strolls or relaxing along the waterfront.
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Printer's Alley
Known for its neon lights and historic speakeasy vibes, Printer’s Alley is a famous nightlife district filled with bars, live music venues, and an authentic piece of Nashville history.
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St Mary's of the Seven Sorrow Catholic Church
As Nashville's oldest church, St. Mary’s boasts Gothic Revival architecture and historic charm, offering a peaceful sanctuary and a glimpse into Nashville’s early religious history.
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Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
This park honors Tennessee’s history with monuments, fountains, and scenic spaces, featuring a pathway that guides visitors through key events and symbols of the state.
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Tennessee State Capitol
A Greek Revival masterpiece, this hilltop capitol building stands as the state’s legislative hub, with historic architecture, scenic views, and guided tours available for visitors.
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Marathon Village
A former car factory turned creative hub, Marathon Village is home to art studios, unique shops, and distilleries, blending industrial history with Nashville’s artistic flair.
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The Gulch
A trendy urban district filled with upscale dining, vibrant street art, and stylish boutiques, The Gulch is a must-see for those seeking a taste of Nashville’s modern side.
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Music Row
Known as the heart of Nashville’s recording industry, Music Row is lined with recording studios, offices, and historic landmarks where countless hits have been created and produced.
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