Top Nashville Art & Culture - page 2

Cover more ground in Music City with this Nashville e-bike tour. Set off with your guide and small group to pedal through the heart of the city and take in sights like Lockeland Springs and Shelby Park, stop to snap a picture from the Pedestrian Bridge, and dismount to stroll along the Country Music Walk of Fame. End with the Nashville Famers Market and the Bicentennial Mall, two of the city’s top sights.

Nashville is known for its great bar scene, but if you’re struggling to pick where to go, then this is the perfect solution. Enjoy a party bus that rides around Nashville, so you can catch a glimpse of top sights, feel the fresh air, and enjoy the buzz of a party atmosphere with a live DJ. Travelers are able to purchase alcoholic beverages in advanced through our partner bar, The Green Light, to bring onboard.

Avoid the hassle of getting the perfect selfie, and instead, let someone else do the hard work for you. On this Nashville photo walk, explore the murals in 12 South Neighborhood and benefit from the expertise of a professional photographer who takes your photos along the way. During the tour, hear about the area’s history, learn about country music, and get tips on where to find secret murals too.

Nashville’s vibrant history gets a hilarious twist on the Nashville For Morons Comedy Trolley Tour. Enjoy a 90-minute ride filled with comedy, skits, and the outrageous storytelling of the Moron Twins. This interactive tour combines laughs with little-known facts about Music City, featuring costume changes and dramatic reenactments that keep the energy high. With a mid-tour break for refreshments, this PG-13 adventure is perfect for those looking to explore Nashville in a fun and entertaining way. The content and skits in this tour are not appropriate for sensitive audiences. - 90-minute comedic trolley tour through Nashville's history - Live performances by the Moron Twins, featuring original comedy bits - Costume changes and skit-style storytelling for a lively experience - Includes one rest stop for refreshments during the tour

Ride through Nashville, lit up for the night, on this downtown trolley tour hosted by a performing guide. Learn about the history of music city and hear tales of all the superstars who have passed through over the years. Snap photos while hearing insightful commentary from your entertaining guide.

Experience the best of Nashville’s nightlife with a local insider on this bar and club crawl. Don’t waste time finding the top places to drink and dance, and head straight to the party, with stops at multiple bars and clubs for VIP admission and special drinks. Dance to live music and DJ sets, make new friends, and get an overview of the local party scene.

Visit three top attractions in Nashville with the convenience of a combination ticket that is good for admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, and the Hatch Show Print tour. See the glittering exhibits of the Country Music Hall of Fame on a self-guided tour, then take guided tours at both RCA Studio B (where Elvis recorded) and the Hatch Show Print shop.

Enjoy a little bit of everything during this unique, small-group combo tour in Nashville: tick off top landmarks in downtown Nashville—from the Tennessee State Capitol to famous honky tonk bars— in a comfortable golf cart, get a peek at the city’s Instagrammable murals, and taste locally brewed moonshine, whiskey, and vodka in two distilleries.

Explore the historic Jack Daniel's Distillery on this guided tour from Nashville. Embark on a tasting tour of the distillery and sample several tastings of premium Tennessee whiskey. Tours departing first thing in the morning include free time to walk through the nearby town, famous for its Tennessee Walking Horse, and downtown Lynchburg.

Discover the stories of whiskey-making in pre-prohibition America with this visit to Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery with Guided Tour and Tastings. Located in Marathon Village, this historical venue is a treasure trove of fascinating tales about sunken ships, lost gold, and a revived family business. No need to worry about paying for tastings during your visit, as alcoholic drinks are included, and you’ll get to try a sampling of four seasonal offerings.

Climb aboard Nashville’s Music City Rollin’ Jamboree for a high-energy, adults-only blend of comedy, country music, and sing-alongs. Hosted by Grammy winner Cousin Gil and comedian Jenny Carson, this bus tour rolls through iconic spots such as Music Row and Downtown Nashville. Packed with laughs and toe-tapping tunes, it offers a lively party on wheels and a unique way to see the city, ideal for special occasions.

Lift the veil on Nashville’s dark history while exploring some of the city’s spookiest watering holes with this haunted pub crawl. Join your guide for an eerie stroll, stopping at the pubs and bars with the most notorious histories. Learn about heinous crimes, unexplained mysteries, and ghosts and spirits that still roam the city as you enjoy drinks along the way.

See more of Nashville than just the music sights on this street art tour by private golf cart. With a guide, cruise along city streets, stopping at murals for photo ops. Select a morning, afternoon, or evening departure time when booking.

Discover Nashville with ease on this trolley tour. Simply hop on at one of the route's 13 stops, and sit back as you listen to live onboard commentary. Over 100 points of interest are discussed during the ride, including Centennial Park, Ryman Auditorium, and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Stay on board for as long as you like, then get off and explore the attractions that interest you most. Perfect for getting a sense of the city's layout and what it has to offer.

Get a taste of Nashville at the Big Machine Brewery & Distillery as you tour the production area. Home to handcrafted spirits including vodka, whiskey, gin, and moonshine, this downtown Nashville distillery uses a special filter to create its vodka. Learn how it works and enjoy a guided tasting as you watch it all in action.

Step back in time with Nashville Vintage Tours, where the charm of the past meets modern comfort in a Ford Model-T replica golf cart. Glide through the streets of Nashville and soak in the rich history while enjoying a unique driving experience that captures the essence of vintage style. Perfect for those looking to explore the city with a twist, this tour offers a nostalgic ride that’s sure to turn heads and create lasting memories. - Ride in a Ford Model-T replica golf cart for a vintage experience - Explore the streets of Nashville while enjoying modern comforts - Ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking a unique city tour - Experience a piece of automotive history with every drive

Hit the dance floor with confidence while visiting Nashville with the skills you pick up at this line dance lesson for beginners. Learn the basic steps in just an hour with this fun but informative workshop so you can jump into any honky tonk dance party in Music City and show off your moves at home. Record your lesson on your phone with the provided tripods for a refresher before your next night on the town.

Explore Nashville from a local's perspective on this city tour with a local guide. Aboard an open-air, low-speed vehicle, cruise through Nashville to see numerous landmarks and other sightseeing locations. Notable sights along this tour include Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, Music Row, The Gulch, and Marathon Village. Select a morning, afternoon, or evening tour when booking.

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.

See the homes of Nashville’s biggest stars on this narrated sightseeing bus tour. Climb aboard a comfortable, air-conditioned motor coach and drive through some of Nashville's most scenic, upscale, and secluded neighborhoods to see the homes (past and present) of superstar names such as Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Reese Witherspoon, Martina McBride, and many more (homes subject to change).

See more of the Music City in less time on a tour of downtown Nashville, a great way for first-time visitors to orient themselves. Choose from two tour durations and with a small group limited to 15, master the basic techniques of your self-balancing Segway before setting off to explore the city. Tick off landmarks like the Country Music Hall of Fame, Tennessee State Capitol, and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.

Get your boots on and join an energetic 1-hour country line dance lesson led by a professional instructor at Nashville’s Country Fusion studio. Whether you're a total beginner or have a few steps under your belt, you’ll learn popular line dances, practice with music, and leave confident enough to hit a honky tonk. This class is fun, social, and perfect for groups, couples, or solo travelers looking for a Nashville-style experience.

Discover a different side of Nashville’s history with this Belle Meade Plantation Journey to Jubilee history tour. This guided educational tour focuses on the lives and stories of the African Americans enslaved on this plantation. It’s an interactive experience, encouraging dialog and conversation about the history of slavery while honoring the legacies of those who suffered on this property. You’re allowed to tour the property alone after the experience and can enjoy a complimentary wine tasting.

Elevate your museum visit with a 1-hour Guided Tour of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This docent-let experience begins at 8:30am, beginning before the museum opens to the public, and transports guests through country music history with engaging narratives about the people, places, songs and stages that have played a part in the sound's storied history - supplemented by priceless instruments, dazzling stagewear, and iconic artifacts. Following the guided tour, you are welcome to reenter the museum galleries and continue exploring on your own.