Top Nashville Walking Tours

We booked a ghost tour in Nashville and it ended up being one of the most fun and memorable parts of our trip. If you’re even slightly into spooky stories, history, or just want something different from the usual Broadway scene, this is 100% worth it. Our guide was amazing—super knowledgeable, engaging, and knew how to balance real history with the creepy side of Nashville. They didn’t just rush through stories either; they really set the scene and made each stop feel immersive. You could tell they actually cared about the city’s past, which made everything more interesting (and a little more eerie 😅). We walked through some of the most historic areas downtown, and hearing the stories while actually standing in those spots made it way more intense than just reading about it. Some of the locations genuinely gave off a creepy vibe, especially at night. What other travelers should know: * 👟 Wear comfortable shoes, there’s a decent amount of walking * 🌙 Go at night if you can, it makes the experience way better * 🧥 Check the weather, it’s all outdoors, so dress accordingly * 👨‍👩‍👧 It’s usually family-friendly, but some stories can be a little intense for younger kids * 📸 Bring your phone/camera, some people even try to catch “orbs” or weird figures in photos Overall, it was the perfect mix of history, storytelling, and just enough spookiness to keep things exciting without being over-the-top scary. I’d definitely recommend it for couples, friend groups, or even a unique solo activity. It’s a cool way to see a different side of Nashville you wouldn’t get otherwise.

What an eye opening, history rich tour of Belle Meade. Not only was the tour guide encouraging of questions, she made the tour a safe space for all. One of the best tour guides I have ever encountered! The free wine tasting afterwards was pretty great too.

The Country Music Hall of Fame is filled with wonderful displays about country music from the past to the future. This walk-through venue allows visitors to leisurely stroll and read the information at your own pace. This was a great part of visiting Nashville!

Such a fun night, so glad we decided to do the speak easy tour. Got to see places we wouldn’t have plus learn and hear some interesting stories. Reese was a great tour guide through it on know the place’s histories to recommending the best drinks at each!

This is a fun, short walking tour. Millie was the sweetest guide with lots of helpful travel tips for food, shopping and entertainment. Some the coolest off the beaten path photo spots.... and we ran into the lead singer of the band switchfoot just sitting on a bench followed by a 99% sure Dolly sighting leaving her studio. We aren't the photogenic type but Millie made us feel very confident.

Paul was very informative on both the history and geography of the area. He gave lots of good information during the walk and we thoroughly enjoyed it he also ensured that each member of the group knew their way back to their accommodation at the end which was a very kind gesture

It was very fun and informative! We originally got the walking tour but because it was cold and windy they upgraded us to the bus tour. Which was cool, but i think the walking would have been more fun and hands on with the investigation aspect. But It was cold so no complaints on that change. The rods were the coolest aspect of this, besides the history. We had a few hits with them and that was cool! I’m still skeptical but my sister loved it and still believes so. The bar we met at was like a college bar and the drinks were fine, but i did hate it lol. Overall, the experience was something i would do again on a better wether day and maybe with more people too!

Genevieve (Genny) was an absolutely amazing tour guide who gave us a wonderful review of history and introductions to all the sites and food we explored. You can tell she loves what she does. I also love the fact it's supporting all locally owned businesses, as small businesses make this country special!