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I first learned about free walking tours during my international travel. Now,  wherever I'm…read moretraveling to I always check to see if they have a tour.  Luckily, I was able to join an available tour for the downtown area on a Sunday morning. The day was cold and dreary, but I still had an amazing time. The tour guide, Paul, was excellent. He kept the tour entertaining and educational. Paul seemed very passionate about the history and culture of Nashville. The tour lasted a little over an hour, and at the end, he gave us suggestions and directions based on our interests. I loved his honesty on places he thought we would or wouldn't enjoy based on our interests.  These tours are a great way to meet other travelers while enjoying the major attractions.  Of course, the tours aren't completely free because guides do accept gratuity, which they truly deserve.

stay away. booked a tour for 10/13/23. confirmed by email the day before. guy didnt show up,…read moredidnt return calls and texts and charged us $53 for 2 people. 0 stars but they make me put 1 star. His response is a complete lie. Not one text or call from him or his assistant. Happy to share my phone log with anyone. He confirmed his tour last night. He is a complete liar. But he did return my $53

This was totally worth it! Ryan really has a genuine…read moreinterest in Nashville. He is knowledgeable and funny and appropriately hokey as an entertainer should be. We walked enough to get a bit of exercise but not to be tired, and we saw some great sites along the tour as it was 1 hour and 50 minutes for us and only one big hill. As a history teacher, I definitely picked up some interesting stories to bring back to class next year, and I learned some cool stats on Nashville and a bit of the behind the scenes on some of the country music stars of the area. It was really worth it. My husband does not love stuff like this, he'd rather grab a bite and do our own adventuring, but he was really pleased we did this as well. I would 100% recommend this tour to a first time visitor or a local looking to learn a bit more about the origins of the city. Keep up the good work, Ryan.

UNQUESTIONABLY GREAT tour by Bill DeMain of this treasured historic and famous American city! Bill…read moreprovides an intimate tour of traditional and off-the-beaten track sites with great insights and stories on the history as well as recent evolution of Nashville. His longtime experience as resident as well as an acclaimed musician adds up to a very unique and informative tour which is superior to and uniquely different than a traditional tour. We've traveled the world and been on dozens of tours and I'll put Walkin' Nashville with Bill in the top of the list. Just do it!

An awesome walk around Nashville with your music geek friend Bill who happens to have a monthly…read moreradio spot on BBC he needs to run off and do later that afternoon, and can't go to the show he really recommends you see, because he's got band practice, and oh, here's a postcard of some art his other friend is doing, these are mashups of classic country artists and 80s bands like Boy George Strait. Great stories gleaned from Bill's career in music journalism, and his obvious love for Nashville. It's a little bittersweet to pass by spots like Printers Alley and have Bill show you pictures of how it looked before the current building boom, but then you also get to walk through spots like the short trip between the stage door of the Ryman and the back entrance of the Orchid Lounge, and feel like you're walkin' with the music legends!

Had a great time! The Prohibition-style setting was really cool, and the tasting and tour were both…read morefun and well done. Dean was friendly, knowledgeable, accommodating, and made sure our group had a great experience from start to finish. Everything felt personal and relaxed, which made it even more enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend it for a group outing or a fun day with friends.

Best Tour in Nashville!…read more Loved this tour so much. The stories from our guide, Dean, added so much great texture. And the venues we went to were all excellent. He even threw in an extra venue at the end. The cocktails were all amazing. I didn't have high hopes for the food heading into the tour, but it was also fantastic. I wasn't even hungry for dinner afterwards! HIGHLY recommended.

What a great way to explore Downtown Nashville! Our Tour Guide was Jason (from Australia) and he…read morewas a good time! Jason made sure to ask us what are the 'Must Sees' on our list in Nashville and he also gave us great recommendations for cocktails and restaurants! It was a great day out and we saw the Country Music Hall of Fame...Recording Studios....Moonshine Tasting....Oldest Churches..Hotel where Little Richard lived the last years of his life and of course the Famous Broadway Strip where all the bars are located! What an amazing time with Jason...Good Job Mate! Highly Recommend!

We had not had time to book a tour in advance so we were happy to get this tour. "Joe" was a great…read moreguide with all the information on Nashville & Tennessee history! The tour started at our hotel, the Sheraton and proceeded down towards Printers Alley/Broadway. I would highly recommend his tour, we have done many in cities around the world.

Our Germantown food tour was sort of a disaster. Only 3 on the tour, closed venues, and mediocre…read morefood. Our tour guide was uninspired plus he took us to two fried chicken places. Seriously??? Two stops that were on our itinerary were canceled I wouldn't recommend

We thoroughly enjoyed our walking tour with Scott and learned a lot about the city! He had great…read morerecommendations for food music stores and venues! The food and drinks along the way were wonderful! We would highly recommend this tour company and Scott!

Ohhhh what a time we had! The amazing Paige made sure we enjoyed every bite and taught us a lot…read moreabout the food of Nashville, as well as the backstories on how they came to be! She even provided the back stories of the historical churches & buildings we passed on our way to each location. She was sweet, hilarious, spunky and after telling her ALL 12 of our names just once - she remembered them all, the entire 3 hours we were together! We enjoyed ourselves so much and I'm so grateful we signed up - I honestly don't think we would have received the same experience of Nashville if we had just gone to these places on our own. We stopped off at 5 different eateries, all were pre-picked for us so we had no idea where we would be going. Unfortunately, not all of them struck me as worthy of a second visit but it was new to us (except for Prince's, we had stumbled upon them the day before, whoops) and I will say I'm not the biggest sweets fan but the Goo Goo cluster was the perfect way to end the tour! Thank you Paige & Walk Eat Nashville!

It's all the things you want…read more Good food History on the tour And lots of walking -- and eating Our fav spots I won't say here because well ya need to pay to hear about them! Good secret places you wouldn't think to try out Ask for Sterling she's the best We stayed cool even though it was 96 degrees ! We hit spots that I didn't even think we get to - she was kind enough to help us find a place to hang out our last day while killing time for the plane !

Do this. Dont think…read more Book this now. If I had to choose one thing to recommend to anyone visiting Nashville, it would be the Music City Greeter Tour. Our greeter Sterling was the most amazing tour guide. Probably the best tour guide I have ever had, in any city. Kind, funny, informative with a personal touch, she gave us a complete and comprehensive walking tour of Nashville. The tour had something for everyone. Architecture and art, food and music. She gave us a lay of the land and helped us map out what we wanted to do while we were there. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention. The tour was free and you are not allowed to tip. RIDICULOUS! I would have gladly paid for this tour and I felt horrible that I couldn't tip...but that's their policy. Definitely book this ahead of time and towards the beginning of your trip. Also, the nice people in the visitors center were full of smiles and warmth (Paige). They gave us tons of additional info that made our trip perfect. So Awesome! Just Do It!

Oh, my goodness! Where do I start?! While our husbands were in a business meeting, we had purchased…read morea completely different tour, and entered the building just to stay warm while waiting for the tour to start. Met an *uber* knowledgeable greeter (and her husband) - who understood we'd miss their tour - but strongly encouraged us to sign up for the Must City Greeter tour - which was *amazing!* Shannon, our guide, took us on a completely different tour - to places *she* liked, and she talked about honkey tonks *she* liked, and food/restaurants *she* recommended! A TOTALLY *personalized* tour! We did not stay on the main roads - but went on side roads and got a unique view on Nashville downtown. Shannon even pointed us toward where to go to take a great photo on the bridge! She "went over" the expected one-hour tour - but not one of us had a problem with that! (Did you know there is *symbology* in the architecture of the Radio City Hall of Fame?! Ask Shannon!!!!!!) AND YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO BELIVE THIS: TOTALLY FREE!!! I mean *TOTALLY* free! The guides are NOT ALLOWED TO ACCEPT TIPS! REALLY?! While "FREE" is my best price - this was exceptional!

Will our tour guide was very good, knowledgeable and so fun.. I would recommend this activity to…read moreanyone visiting Nashville.. We learned alot about the city and our party of 5 was very impressed with the tour!!

WE did the night time monster truck tour. We had great time Sean are driver was very informative…read moreand funny. HE made laugh the whole time and he kept making sure we where okay and also seeing if the music was at okay volume. We also had bit to eat in there the food was good. We had grill cheese, southern husky puppies, cheese burgers, mozzarella sticks. The only thing my daughter wasn't sure was the southern street corn cause it tasted different from south Texas.

Wow, the Nashville Parthenon is breathtaking. After paying the $15 admission fee. We immediately…read moreheaded to the Naos to see Athena. After admiring her beautiful statue, we walked through the galleries and treasury. I've been wanting to visit Nashville's Parthenon for years and it was everything I hoped it would be. Check out the website before visiting. It seems to be kept updated with closures, hours, and local events. Plus it contains a wealth of information regarding the exhibits with visitor guides and audio tours.

This place is weird…read more You pay $15 to walk inside a full-size replica of the Parthenon, where the main attraction is an enormous white statue of Athena covered in gold leaf. And then... well, that's pretty much it. Athena herself is certainly impressive, although to my completely untrained eye she looked less like a Greek goddess and more like a giant Buddhist statue that had wandered into the wrong religion. I honestly wasn't sure what I was supposed to do. Bow? Pray? Light some incense? Take a selfie? I settled on staring at her for a few minutes and wondering where my $15 went. There was a little room showing how the sculptor made Athena, but I kept thinking there must be something more. Another exhibit. A secret passage. Something. Nope. Big Athena. Gold leaf. Thank you for coming. And perhaps my biggest question: Why is there a full-size replica of the Parthenon in Nashville in the first place? I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable historical explanation, but I almost prefer not knowing. Nashville is the Athens of the South?! Seriously, what were they thinking?!! Worth seeing? Maybe once, just because it's so bizarre. Worth $15? That's between you and Athena. Nashville has hot chicken, country music, honky-tonks... and, for reasons I still don't fully understand, the Parthenon. It's weird.