NASHVILLE
355 Tours Reviewed
Dark streets, dim lights, and a funeral vehicle set the mood fast. This tour swaps the usual walking crowd for a custom-outfitted Lincoln hearse, so you’re watching Nashville’s darker side roll past you in small-group style. I like the way…
Nashville music, packed into one ride. This private scenic tour is a quick-hit way to get oriented fast, with a guide, pickup/transport, and many stops with free admission tickets built into the schedule. The format is ideal if you want…
Neon Nashville, minus the parking headache. A night tractor ride is a fun shortcut to see the big downtown landmarks without sitting in traffic, and I like how the Broadway lights part is built into the route. Another win: you…
Some tours feel like a playlist. This one feels like a story. This day trip pairs a guided Jack Daniel’s Distillery tour with a proprietary video documentary and a theory about the true origins of Old No. 7. You start…
Early hours at the Hall of Fame work magic. This before-opening guided tour is a fast, smart way to get oriented in Nashville’s biggest country-music museum—starting at 8:30am while the galleries are still quieter. You’ll follow a docent through major…
One hour of problem solving with a countdown ticking loud. This is an escape room where you’re the main character in missions like recovering a stolen painting or breaking out of jail, moving through locked rooms built for teamwork. I…
Escape rooms are a smart kind of fun. In Nashville’s Berry Hill, this 1-hour adventure drops you into a mission with tactile, clue-based puzzles and a dedicated game guide who keeps you on track. I like that the games are…
Three Nashville staples, one easy route. This guided food-and-drink run strings together the stories behind bourbon, craft beer, and Southern BBQ without you needing a car or a plan. In about four hours, you’ll hit a distillery, a local brewery…
Food tastes better with a plan. This 3-hour East Nashville tour ties together five tasting stops with an on-foot route through neighborhoods like Five Points, Fatherland Street, Lockeland Springs, and East End. You get local chef-owned spots, coffee and specialty…
Paddling under Nashville’s skyline feels like a shortcut. This self-guided kayak tour lets you float 3 miles down the Cumberland River, taking in city views and river wildlife while staff give you a clear game plan before you launch. I…
Nashville’s civil-rights story has a walkable route. This tour threads together African American history, street-level art, and major landmarks, with a strong local point of view. You start downtown at the Nashville Visitor Center and work your way toward Lower…
Downtown Nashville moves fast—this ride keeps up. A private bike taxi tour is a smart way to get your bearings, seeing the places you’ll hear about later without getting stuck in slow wandering. You get custom pickup coordination and a…
See the lake from under your feet. This small-group clear kayak trip on Old Hickory Lake is built around one simple idea: you can watch the water as you paddle, especially as you glide near Bledsoe Creek State Park. I…
Nashville murals are best on a schedule. This guided route keeps you moving between three major mural zones, with a lot of context so the art connects to the city. I especially loved the photo-ready Gulch wings by Kelsey Montague…
Chocolate starts smelling good fast. This is a short, hands-on bean-to-bar factory tour that shows you how Olive & Sinclair moves from cacao basics to real Southern-style confections. I like that the tour connects the gear (their antique melanguers) with…
