Best thing we did in Nashville and we did A LOT! Christy was our awesome tour guide (and of course…read moreElton IYKYK) She was knowledgeable of back stories of the area and a fantastic guide! Christy was so funny we would have followed her anywhere! Made great friends in our group too! This is the Honky Tonk Bar Crawl you didn't know you needed

Kristi was so much fun. Don't go anywhere else !!!!…read moreShe's very fun and knowledgeable about the area.

This was our third guided tour of Nashville and by far the best! Tour guide was fun and…read moreentertaining and we learned so much. He was full of great information, answered all of our questions and kept it so fun for all of the kiddos. There's so much rich history that we learned about beyond just the music aspect. The open air bus concept was perfect, we got a 360 view of the city which was beautiful. This tour is worth every dollar spent - start your trip in Nashville with the We Love Nashville Tour!!

We had so much fun on this tour. I have been to Nashville so many times and I still learned things…read more Ben was amazing, friendly, very welcoming and knowledgeable. I felt like he was a friend by the time the tour was over. I will definitely book this experience again when I come back with people who haven't been here before.

Thank you so much for making the bachelorette weekend so much fun…read more They have a shuttle that takes you to and from the lake. Our driver was nice and even drove us directly back to our air bnb. Everyone was so attentive and made sure we had our beverages and snacks flowing. They provide a water slide, karaoke, Toys, flip cup and game table. It is a great value with 3 hours on the water. It was an unseasonably cold weekend and so we were offered a change in time or even full refund if canceled. We ended up going and it was a gorgeous day but appreciate how flexible they are

Aaron and Steph are absolutely the best !!!! We came for our friends bachelorette and we seriously…read morewanted to stay the whole day , it was by far the best part of our trip ! They were extremely professional and treated us like we were queens for the day! Jeff was also the best shuttle driver , he was so kind and professional and helpful ! Best day ever !!! Thank you guys !!!

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.

Diffenitly a must.... also the VIP pass is also a must do…read more I am not a drinker at all. As most of the whiskeys I still did not care for but the moonshine where the shining light of this for me. I was amazed of the taste and flavors.. the old Smokey table and there blends like the mango habrnero where way beyond my expectations... Would definitely do this again if I had the chance.

I have to give it to Midtown Wine and Spirits and Rhizome Productions, this was one heck of a…read moreparty. From the setting, the music, the food and the massive amounts of whiskey, bourbon and shine, I can now say, "I know my stuff about these distilled liquids!" The festival was held in TPAC's War Memorial Auditorium. It was a stand out place to have this festival. The outside had a small beer garden and Riff's Fine Foods was there serving up some awesome food. I have to say, the Mac and Cheese paired well with my Jackaloupe Rompo. (I am not even thinking about the calories consumed this day). The inside was set up in a circle for the sampling. It made it very organized and easy to travel from booth to booth. I loved the live music. I thought I had died and went to heaven when I realized I would be listening to Bluegrass Music for 4 hours. Now the best part of this event was the actual tasting of the spirits. I know more about what I like and what is out there and I forsee spending a little bit more money for the ones I really liked! (Sorry Bank Account!) Some of the stand outs that I had not heard of where the following: Wasmunds, Big Bottom and MB Roland Distillery. I was a big fan of all of those. I also liked the showcase of the hometown heros too! I loved Speakeasy Distillery's Whisper Creek Tennessee Sipping Cream! I am for sure kicking Bailey's Irish Creme to the curb now. It was great to see Belle Meade, Corsair, and Prichards. Collier and McKeel were also pretty cool, I will have to try them more too! I did miss out on the seminars. I kinda want to kick myself for that, but I was just having so much fun listening to the music. And lastly...some tips: Next year hydrate the crap out of yourself. Drink a ton of water before, after and during. There is a lot of spirits and beer to try. Even though the samples were mini....you will get a little or a lot buzzed (depending on your size/gender/you know all the scientific stuff) Thank you Smile Water for providing the H20 and thank you YELP for the hydration station. That being said....do not drink and drive. More props to the event for making cabs very accessible. That is a huge thumbs up in my book. While I did not utilize a cab service (I opted for a walk downtown to a local eatery), I did see some people using the cabs. Lastly, go to Midtown Spirits and support these distilleries. I want them to come back next year and they all deserve a bump in their sales!

Unforgettable Fun on Wheels!…read more Music City Rollin Jamboree is hands-down the best time I've had in years. If you're easily offended or bringing kids, this isn't the tour for you. But if you're up for raunchy, gritty, smart comedy that'll leave you in tears from laughing, buckle up. Jenny is one of the funniest comedians I've ever seen. Her timing, wit, and ability to read the crowd are unmatched. I've never laughed so hard, especially while sightseeing around Nashville. Gil's live music adds a perfect touch, and the history lesson woven in keeps things uniquely Nashville. We've come back multiple times with different friends, and each show is fresh, hilarious, and just as entertaining. Jenny's ability to remember little things people say and weave them into her act is seriously impressive. If you're looking for something truly different, wildly fun, and unforgettable in Nashville, Music City Rollin Jamboree is it.

The bus is advertised (right on Trip Advisor) as a "...sing-along, comedy tour of Nashville..."…read more It was definitely a comedy show (they were funny) but it wasn't a song-along (they might have played 20 seconds each of five songs) nor was it a tour. Three places were pointed out: Dolly Parton's old house, the Musica Sculpture and a recording studio. The entire thing was 90 minutes with 15 of it parked on a random side street and 25 of it in a bar. If you're looking to laugh at quick-witted jokes made up about people on the bus, you'll get that. If you're also looking for a tour and/or a music song-along, you should try something else.

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!

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!