Top Tennessee Culture

Nashville Native here providing private chauffeur service from your hotel/airbnb doorstep in a very cool Tesla Model X with panoramic windshield and seating up to 5 passengers + driver. Loveless + Loretta Lynn Ranch 7:30am Hotel pickup 8:30am Loveless Cafe Breakfast (1hr-ish) 10:30am Loretta's Ranch (2hrs-ish) 1:00pm Leave the Ranch (90min drive) 2:30pm Land back at hotel Loveless + Johnny's Hideway Farm 7:30am Hotel pickup 8:30am Loveless Cafe Breakfast (1hr-ish) 10:30am Loretta's Ranch (2hrs-ish) 1:00pm Leave the Ranch (90min drive) 2:30pm Land back at hotel Johnny + Loretta + Loveless = The Trifecta of a Day! 730am Hotel pickup 830am Loveless Cafe Breakfast (1hr-ish) 10:30am Johnnys Hideaway (2hrs) 1:30pm Loretta's Ranch (3hrs-ish) 5:30pm Land back at hotel Private chauffeur service. Start times can be customized. The vehicle comes stocked with complimentary water, sodas, light snacks. This booking is for transportation. Tickets and breakfast are not included in the fare.

Ride VIP style from Nashville to Memphis in a Ford Transit conversion van with captain chairs. This trip is for your group, and the price is a group rate — not per person. I’m a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and lifelong Elvis and Johnny Cash fan. I’ve recorded at Sun Studio, toured the U.S. as a musician, performed during Elvis Week at Graceland for over a decade, and worked with folks who knew Elvis and Johnny Cash. Also, your group can kick back and watch EPIC: Elvis Presley in Concert with surround sound in the vehicle on the way to Graceland. From Graceland to the Mississippi River and Beale Street, the day is packed with Memphis music history. You’ll purchase your own attraction tickets. I recommend booking Graceland for about 1:00 PM, but feel free to contact me after booking before buying tickets. I’m happy to help with the best ticket options and timing so the day flows smoothly. I’ll handle the driving and guiding... y'all can just sit back and enjoy Memphis!

The city is famous for its deep musical roots, its role as Tennessee’s first capital, and its vibrant downtown filled with theaters, historic buildings, and stories of legendary performers. Your tour begins at 319 North Gay Street, where Dolly Parton got her start and We’ll wind our way past old radio studios, grand theaters, and the lively Market Square, where the echoes of fiddles and gospel choirs still linger. You’ll see the spot where Garth Brooks played before he was famous. The murals, alleys and parks. And of course, you’ll hear music history. This tour is all guided step by step by our walking tour app. Go at your own pace, anytime. it never expires. Listen anytime.

Explore the vibrant history of Memphis with a self-guided walking tour of Beale Street, the birthplace of the blues. Meander through this iconic area, where music and culture intertwine beneath neon lights. Discover significant landmarks such as the Beale Street Baptist Church and the Withers Collection Museum & Gallery, showcasing the rich African American heritage and civil rights history. Visit A. Schwab, the oldest general store, and the historic W.C. Handy Home and Museum that honors the 'Father of the Blues.' The tour culminates at the Memphis Rock ’n’ Soul Museum and the Memphis Music Hall of Fame, celebrating the evolution of music that resonates through this legendary street. - Self-guided tour allows for exploration at your own pace - Discover iconic locations like Beale Street Baptist Church and A. Schwab - Learn about legendary musicians and civil rights figures shaped Memphis - Visit modern landmarks including the Memphis Rock ’n’ Soul Museum

Celebrate the holidays with a hilarious twist on the Nashville Christmas Lights Tour. This two-hour journey takes you through the city’s brightest holiday displays, all while you enjoy side-splitting jokes and festive tunes. Board a comfortable, air-conditioned bus and soak in the sights with the entertaining comedians who infuse humor and local history into the ride. Plus, indulge in a moonshine tasting to add a spirited kick to your evening. Perfect for families and groups looking for a fun holiday experience, this tour guarantees a night full of laughter and memorable moments. - Two-hour tour showcasing Nashville's dazzling holiday lights - Enjoy festive tunes and local humor from entertaining comedians - Includes a moonshine tasting for a festive twist - Comfortable, air-conditioned bus with easy parking access

The home of Andrew Jackson, The Hermitage, is located minutes from downtown Nashville, Tennessee and is considered one of the best preserved early U.S. presidential homes. Here you are invited to discover how America’s history was shaped in Nashville’s backyard. The home of the 7th president invites you to walk through the story and history of Jackson as you learn more about an era, a people and a leader who helped shape a young nation’s future. Take in the Greek Revival-style mansion where Jackson and his family lived. Stroll through the garden and grounds fit for a First Lady. Visitors to The Hermitage will get an in-person glimpse into the man and a property that speaks to life in the 19th century.

Step beyond the monuments and experience Shiloh like you're witnessing the battle unfold in real time. This GPS-guided driving tour doesn't just tell you what happened—it puts you in the middle of America's bloodiest battle to date. Hear the incredible story of the Hornet's Nest, where Union soldiers held off repeated Confederate attacks for six hours, discover how General Albert Sidney Johnston died with a lifesaving tourniquet still in his pocket, stand at Grant's Last Line where the Union Army made its desperate final stand, and visit Bloody Pond, where wounded soldiers crawled for water during the fighting. Along the way you'll explore over 20 of the battlefield's most important locations, including Shiloh Church, the Peach Orchard, Pittsburg Landing, Duncan Field, and the Iowa State Monument. With engaging storytelling that automatically plays as you drive, you'll experience the battle in chronological order while stopping wherever you like to explore at your own pace.

Descend into the fascinating contradiction of Nashville's Gulch. Once a grimy, roaring industrial railyard, this valley has been meticulously engineered into the South's premier LEED-certified urban village. Join an urban planner and an architectural historian as they decode the hidden tensions between gritty authenticity and sustainable luxury. You'll discover how a neighborhood is built from scratch, what survives the wrecking ball, and the true cost of a perfect Instagram backdrop. A 2.2 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 87 min Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app Discover Nashville through a compelling story guided by a local and an expert in dialogue. Packed with captivating facts and hidden gems, this self-guided smartphone tour lets you explore completely independently.

Step into the mid-20th-century engine of Lower Broadway where radio waves, letterpress posters, back-alley bars, and working-class pickers built a global music capital. From the sacred pews of the Ryman Auditorium to the purple walls of Tootsie's and the banks of the Cumberland River, discover how a four-block strip turned local twang into an international empire. A 1.5 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 84 min Ideal for travelers interested in Pop Culture and Media Landscapes and History and Memory Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app Discover Nashville through a compelling story guided by a local and an expert in dialogue. Packed with captivating facts and hidden gems, this self-guided smartphone tour lets you explore completely independently—whenever you want, at your own speed, and free from tourist crowds.

Just arrived in Memphis? Start your visit with a relaxed 60-minute downtown orientation. Instead of a traditional history tour, this experience is designed to help you get your bearings, see the city's most recognizable landmarks, and understand how everything connects, from Beale Street and the Mississippi River to South Main and the National Civil Rights Museum. Along the way, you'll get helpful local tips on where to eat, where the music happens, and how to easily explore the city on your own. You'll also spot the Elvis status many visitors miss and hear about the historic Arcade Restaurant, where Elvis loved his peanut butter and banana sandwich. The experience concludes at the Peabody Hotel in time to see the famous Peabody Ducks. Guests also receive access to a self-guided Beale Street experience that explores the music history and iconic spots along this legendary street. It's a great way to explore more of Beale Street later at your own pace.

Walk beyond the neon signs of today's Beale Street and step into the crucible of American music and Black excellence. On this immersive journey, you will discover how the Blues was forged as a tool of survival, how segregated theaters birthed legendary art, and how the fight for Civil Rights was documented, debated, and fought on these very pavements. This is the hidden, beating heart of Memphis. - A 1.0 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 69 min - Ideal for travelers interested in History & Memory and Pop Culture & Media Landscapes - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Discover why Gallatin’s #1 ghost tour is one of the town’s most unforgettable nighttime experiences. Operating nightly, year-round, this outdoor walking tour is led by local guides who know Gallatin’s history, legends, and haunted past firsthand. As you wander the historic streets, you'll hear chilling stories inspired by documented events, local folklore, and unexplained encounters. Along the route, you'll learn the haunted history behind iconic sites including Swaney Swift's on the Square, Former Blue’s Jewelry, and Randy’s Record Shop, where tales of ghostly sightings, tragic events, and mysterious happenings have become part of the town’s history. Though the tour remains outdoors, each stop offers an eerie glimpse into Gallatin’s past. Perfect for private groups, bachelorette parties, birthdays, and special events, this ghost tour blends authentic history, captivating storytelling, and mystery into an unforgettable evening beneath the shadows of Gallatin.

Drive one of America's most celebrated scenic roads with this self-guided driving tour covering 45 narrated stops across 60 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway from Cherokee to Asheville through mountains over a billion years old. Climb to Waterrock Knob at 6,292 feet for a four-state panorama, stand at Richland Balsam — the highest point on the entire 469-mile parkway — and discover the powerful history of the Cherokee people whose homeland these mountains remain. Hike Black Balsam Knob's windswept summit for views rivaling Scotland, cool off at Skinny Dip Falls, and explore forests harboring more biodiversity than almost anywhere in the temperate world, including the planet's densest salamander population. End near the Biltmore Estate, America's largest private home. From ghost forests of Fraser fir to wild blueberry meadows at Graveyard Fields, this self-guided tour transforms a beautiful drive into an unforgettable journey through geology, Cherokee heritage, and Appalachian ecology.

Hey y’all — I’ve lived in Nashville for over 20 years, writing songs, co-writing on Music Row, and performing country music from coast to coast. I love Music City — especially the history of Music Row. Come join me on a walking tour! You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at this iconic area from someone who’s been in the writing rooms, worked with musicians who knew the legends, and lived the musical heartbeat of this town. We’ll walk past the studios and landmarks where country and rock ’n’ roll history were made. Along the way, I’ll share some of my own experiences and maybe even play a tune or two. It’s laid-back, personal, and different every time. My goal is to keep it fun and meaningful with real stories from the road and the Row. We’ll wrap things up with a private acoustic performance — possibly in my favorite Music Row dive bar! **Note:** I only offer a few of these per month and require at least 3 days' notice to book. Feel free to message me with questions before booking!

Step back into 1960 and walk the very streets where a group of disciplined, courageous college students changed the course of American history. This immersive audio journey reveals how Nashville became the strategic heart of the Civil Rights Movement. You will discover the secret basement workshops where nonviolence was weaponized, stand where the first lunch counter sit-ins sparked national outrage, and trace the footsteps of a silent, 4,000-person march that brought a city's mayor to a moral reckoning. This is not just a history tour; it is a masterclass in the power of ordinary people to dismantle extraordinary injustice. - A 1.6 km self-guided tour with 4 stops over 60 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Power, Protest and Civic Spaces and History and Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

One of the best ways to explore a new city is to walk around. Take your exploration to the next level with a scavenger hunt of downtown Memphis available in English and Spanish. Receive several clues in your email and take to the town to solve puzzles, discover landmarks, and talk to locals to complete the hunt.

Discover the rich tapestry of Nashville's history on The Tour of Destiny, a captivating walking tour that delves into the city's pivotal moments and legendary figures. Explore iconic landmarks and uncover hidden stories that shaped Music City, from its Civil War struggles to the rise of country music. This intimate experience offers insights from a master storyteller and limited access to the Woolworth Theatre, making it a unique journey through time. With a maximum of 10 guests, it’s perfect for those seeking a personal and engaging exploration of Nashville. - Small group size with a maximum of 10 participants for personalized attention - Exclusive access inside the historic Woolworth Theatre - Discover the intersection of history, music, and culture in Nashville - Available Thursday to Saturday at 4 PM, ensuring an intimate experience

Explore the rich history of the American sports car at the Edge Motor Museum, Memphis’ unique automotive destination. Discover the 'American Speed' exhibit showcasing iconic sports cars from the post-war era through the 1970s, and learn about the cultural and technological influences that shaped these vehicles. This ticket grants you a full day of access to the museum's chronologically displayed collection, providing insights into the stories behind each car and their significance in automotive history.

Explore Memphis, the Home of Blues and Rock ’n’ Roll, on a self guided audio tour featuring legendary Beale Street, live music history, scenic Mississippi River views, and the famous Peabody Ducks. Book now to discover the culture, landmarks, and unforgettable sounds that make Memphis one of America’s most iconic music destinations.

Follow Taylor Swift’s rise through the Nashville music machine that helped transform a teenage songwriter into a global music icon. Walk from Music Row’s converted bungalows and historic publishing houses to the city’s legendary downtown venues, discovering the labels, studios, songwriters, producers, and industry organizations that shaped her early career. Along the way, uncover the stories behind her first recordings, landmark achievements, and hometown performances—and separate Nashville legend from what really happened. - A 3.8 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 129 min - Ideal for travelers interested in pop culture and history - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Solve a self-guided murder mystery on a walk through the University of Tennessee campus and World's Fair Park. Your AI assistant gets hijacked by Director Zero, a rogue surveillance program that was shut down years ago. He wants you to find out who killed him. Use the app on your phone to follow Director Zero's investigation across 10 real Knoxville landmarks: the UT Student Union, Ayres Hall, the Hodges Library, the Rachmaninoff statue, the Tennessee Amphitheater, the World's Fair Fountain, and the iconic Sunsphere. Decode clues, crack the case, and reach the final reveal. Each chapter has its own puzzle, AI-driven narrative twist, and real Knoxville history, from the 1794 founding of UT to the 1982 World's Fair and the Sunsphere's gold panels. Start anytime, pause whenever, and pick up where you left off. Allow around 70 minutes for the full 2.8 km route. Perfect for UT students, visiting parents, college tour groups, sci-fi fans, or anyone exploring Knoxville with a story.

This is a self-guided ghost hunt where you'll be catching ten restless spirits across downtown Nashville, with the app as your scanner. Every ghost is stuck in an unfinished mystery. Solve it and the ghost is caught. One of the ten is lying to you, and your job is to work out which one. The route takes you down to the riverfront, along Lower Broadway past the honky-tonks and the Ryman, and back through Printers Alley, in about 2 hours. You'll uncover stories like the actor killed on his opening night, the teacher who kept writing a missing pupil into her registers, and the hotel manager who ran back into the fire. Each stop has its own puzzle: a magic-square blood test, a code hidden in a monologue, a shelf of antiques with one fake among them. Best after dark with your phone torch on. About 1.5 miles of walking, with unlimited breaks. Hints and 24-7 support if you get stuck. Perfect for Halloween or any night you're in the mood for creepy ghost stories.

Step into the iconic TigerMan Karate Dojo & Museum, the very place where Elvis Presley trained and taught karate from 1970 to 1974. This unique museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the martial arts legacy of the King of Rock 'n' Roll, featuring exclusive artifacts, memorabilia, and the legendary ambulance exhibit. Visitors can also participate in zero-contact karate lessons led by certified instructors in the same dojo where Elvis practiced (when available). Experience the rich history, meet passionate staff, and create unforgettable memories at this one-of-a-kind attraction in Memphis, TN.

Walk the streets of South Memphis where gospel roots and blues riffs collided with the Civil Rights movement. Discover how a converted movie theater with a sloped floor became an integrated oasis during Jim Crow segregation, producing timeless hits while neighborhood joints fed activists and stars alike. - A 3.0 km self-guided tour with 9 stops over 126 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Pop Culture & Media Landscapes and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app