Set off on a 1-hour historical Nashville walking tour. Embark on a fun-filled experience which uncovers the empowering history and controversies behind the key women of the civil rights movement.

Regardless of your gender, this Nashville walking tour is a fun-filled experience uncovering the empowering history and controversies behind the key women of the civil rights movement. You will hear stories about history’s fiercest females from the early settlement to civil rights and beyond. Visit the Davidson County Courthouse and stand on the front steps where civil rights leader, Diane Nash, confronted the mayor demanding change.

Go beyond the country music Nashville is famous for and find out about the city's rich history of blues and soul music on this 1-hour walking tour. Uncover insider facts about a city that never stops singing and take an exclusive look at this hidden scene in the Music City. During this Nashville walking tour, stroll down Jefferson Street, the mecca for blues and soul music in the 1900s, with your local guide.

Explore the urban street art in Nashville and enjoy the opportunity to truly see Music City. Find the locals' favorite murals that most tourists don't even know exist. Join the only mural tour in Nashville that tips and supports the local artists.

Experience the sights and sounds of Nashville with ease!

Your Belle Meade Plantation tour will be led by a trained and costumed guide and takes you through the plantation’s beautiful Greek-Revival mansion.

Want to see our city from a local’s perspective? Join Joyride for the country’s most unique sightseeing experience. Visit over 35 sightseeing locations on this cart tour, on which you get to see, touch, and smell your way through Nashville.

Join us for an hour long Segway tour of Music City that's packed full of entertainment! Come train to ride our Segways then head out for a glide through the heart of Music City.

Experience a one of a kind tour! Jacked Up Joyride is a monster truck owned by John Rich of Big & Rich and powered by Joyride! This truck does have a name… you guessed it: Cowboy.

Our guided Segway tour takes riders through Historic Downtown Franklin and surrounding Historic Civil War Battlefields and scenic trails. On the tour, you will explore the fascinating history and enjoy the beauty of this memorable, charm town. You will ride through tree-draped streets and along scenic river–hugging paved paths and sidewalks allowing riders to feel safe while on their tour. Join our dynamic tour guides as you delve into our rich heritage–all on two wheels.

By booking Secret Food Tours: Nashville, you'll get to try delicious food and drink from our Nashville hosts, plus we'll show you how to find the best shops and restaurants, and many other great local tips to make your experience truly memorable.

Surrounded in the bliss of country music, it is a little-known fact that Nashville was at the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement. However, students at the city's predominantly black universities led the way in nonviolent protests in the 1950s and 60s. Journey with us to attractions and local hideaways around the city that is significant to the Civil Rights Movement on this 1.5-hour walking tour.

Explore African American Culture with a passionate, energetic guide on a 1.5 miles, unconventional outdoor walking tour through one of Nashville’s most popular downtown neighborhoods. Hear the missing chapters in the story of Nashville that include juicy untold stories about music and culture.

The Ryman Auditorium, built in 1892 is a 2,362-seat live performance venue and is known throughout the world as "The Mother Church of Country Music" which is one of Nashville's true icons. Now, the history of the city's most famous landmark comes to life as never before with a state-of-the-art Soul of Nashville self-guided video experience and new multi-media exhibits that will immerse guests in the rich story of the Ryman.

Take a Segway tour through the 30 gorgeous acres of the Belle Meade Plantation.

Now located inside the Country Music Hall of Fame, the iconic letterpress poster shop, Hatch Show Print, opened in Nashville in 1875.

The Cellar Tour includes a review of the excavation process, a first-hand look at some of the relics uncovered, as well as a description of the significance of the findings.

The Downtown Tour consists of an approximately 1.5-2 hour paddle down the Cumberland River, ending in Downtown Nashville.The gentle current of the Cumberland River directs paddlers back downtown, where paddlers enjoy some of the most unique sights and sounds of Music City USA.

Your guided tour includes every room in the house/museum, complete with period furnishings, fine arts, antiques, and the Lotz family history.