Rick did an awesome job narrating our golf cart and went above and beyond to make sure we had a…read moregood time

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.

The Frist center is great if you enjoy art and art related events…read more Highlights: 1. Rotating exhibits that are not limited to one style 2. Gift shop that has local art. 3. Cafe on-site 4. You can get through the whole museum in half a day 5. Kids' activity area is actually really fun!

The Frist Art Museum is a smaller art museum, but nice with excellent staff…read more Parking was a breeze. The lot in back had good signage to lead us there from Broadway. The spots were normal size, not striped for a smart car like most lots. I was able to validate in the museum when I purchased my ticket. For an hour and a half of parking it was about $6 with the validation. The museum was built in an old post office. I loved the building with the history and character. Admission is free for under 18 years old. We happened to catch a day when an exhibit was being switched out so admission for adults was only $10! On a normal day it would be $20. I saw that college students can enter for free on Thursday evenings. What a nice offer since there are so many colleges in the area. We started our visit at Cafe Cheeserie for matcha lattes. They were great! The dining room is so bright and cheery. The menu looks delicious. We had afternoon tea reservations the day we visited, but we'll definitely be back for food. They also had tables outside for nice days. The staff here really made the experience a great one. They were so friendly and welcoming. They were so sweet with my seven year old, both in the kid area and in the main gallery. I loved the cart to show the different elements used in the rotating exhibit. This gave us a real appreciation for the art and what we were seeing. The first floor has the main gallery. This was larger than it looked from the outside. We enjoyed looking at the variety of art in these rooms. Our favorite exhibit was Interwoven by Anila Quayyum Agha. It was all so beautiful, interesting, and impressive. The Martin ArtQuest area for children was great. Kids could spend hours here. They had watercolor painting, sketching, drawing, and other interactive options. They even had bags available to bring everything home in. Don't miss the gift shop. They had a lot of fun and beautiful things in there, especially for kids. The pricing was surprisingly reasonable. My daughter was excited to leave with a couple of inexpensive treasures. The Frist was a fun place to explore and we really enjoyed interacting with the employees here. They really added to the experience.

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!

I've taken many of these tours and it's my "go to" for visiting guests. Most recent one was a Gulch…read moretour with tour guide Drew. As always, a wonderful experience. Highly recommend!

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.

I booked two buses for my group and it was amazing!! we had the best time a big part of it because…read moreof our awesome hosts Athena and Jake. I cannot hype them up enough. I had an absolute blast. they saw what music was hitting and kept the vibe going while also keeping us safe. The people behind the desk giving all the bracelets were not as nice, but we only had to interact with them for five minutes, so it was OK. Porta potties was also a downside.

An absolutely phenomenal experience! We took a party bus for a bachelorette party and had an…read moreamazing time. Austin and Teresa were fantastic- they took amazing pics and videos of our group, safely drove us around town, and hyped us us with a fantastic playlist. Highly highly highly recommend for a group party!

What a great way to see some local art and sip on free booze to boot!…read more We checked out the Rymer gallery, the arts company, tinny contemporary, the arcade and the downtown Presbyterian church. Even Woolworth on fifth joined in and had a live mannequin window display. Totally worth checking out for an hour or two. Every first Saturday from 6-9pm.

The downtown art crawl is so fantastic for so many reasons…read more 1. Location: downtown but not near Broadway. You can enjoy being in the thick of the action without the tourists and the smells. The vibe of the lofts where some of the galleries are is so unique and fun. 2. It's free: yes, free! Also a free shuttle to take you from gallery to gallery. 3. Food/drink: some of the galleries have snacks and wine out for guests strolling through. 4. Art: the art itself is so diverse, you can go to this event 4 Saturday's in the same month and see completely different things each time. It's not mundane or repetitive, it's new and fresh each time. Some of the art is available for purchase if you are in the market for a different style piece for your home or apartment. Some crazy expensive, but some absolutely affordable! 5. Culture: there are so many people who come out to the event, it's a great way to meet people who might not normally cross your path. All in all, a unique event and a lovely way to spend a Saturday night in the city. Wear your walking shoes!

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!

Looking for things to do in Nashville? Highly recommend United Street Tours Civil Rights Tour in…read moreNashville. Chakita is engaging, knowledgeable, and does such a great job leading the tour in and around downtown Nashville. Chakita brings a unique youthful perspective that encourages participants in the tour to not only listen but engage with her content. Being from out of state, I really appreciated getting a beautiful complex picture of the continued work of black Nashvillians from the Civil Rights era to today. I checked my speedometer at the end of the tour and got about 5,000 steps in. One more thing I loved was how Chakita mentioned and talked about black local businesses to support while in Nashville. Highly recommend.

This walking tour is wonderful! As a citizen, I pass these sites all the time and had no idea that…read moreI was standing and walking by African-American historical landmarks. The African-American history tour is about 90 minutes with rest stops along the way, and thankfully lots of shade on this sunny July Saturday. Chiquita is an animated teller of stories and history, and encourages the participants to make their own history in Nashville - we have the resources, skills and opportunity. I'm so proud of this young business and its founders who saw a gap and filled it. I wish them the best as they expand and accommodate larger and larger groups. They made a family atmosphere regardless of where we came from or age and everyone was welcome.

Pilgrimage to Italy/France (October 6-18), 2025…read more The customer service/account representative I dealt with felt impersonal and not very friendly. I hesitated to ask questions because their manner wasn't very welcoming -- it almost felt like I wasn't really treated as a customer. The trip itself was action-packed -- as expected, there was a lot of walking. Since this was my first pilgrimage, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. While it was enriching to visit so many sacred sites, I didn't feel I had enough quiet moments to truly pray or reflect. I don't place that entirely on 206 Tours; October was close to the end of the Jubilee year, so there was a big influx of pilgrims from different countries. With that many people, it's understandable that things felt a bit rushed. We also changed tour guides three times, which may have led to some miscommunication and a lack of consistency throughout the trip. It would've been nice to have one steady guide to provide continuity and spiritual leadership. We stayed in four different hotels. The first one was fabulous, but the quality went downhill after that. At the second hotel, I was placed in an accessible room with a bathroom that was uncomfortably high, and since I shared a room, we were only given one key, which was inconvenient. The third hotel was extremely small -- really cramped -- though the fourth one was much better. Overall, I'm grateful for the experience and the opportunity to visit so many sacred places. I just think 206 could improve on personal connection, communication, and hotel consistency to help pilgrims feel more cared for and comfortable throughout the journey. But I think what affected me most was the customer service experience at the beginning. It set the tone, and I wish it had felt a bit more welcoming.

I have traveled with 206 Tours on several occasions, and they are top notch. Each pilgrimage is…read morecentered around the Holy Mass and that Mass is always in a sacred location visited on the pilgrimage. Great guides, beautiful clean hotels, delicious meals, and learning more about my faith each day in each location. Every time I travel with 206 Tours, my faith grows in unexpected ways. I am so grateful I took that first pilgrimage in 2013. I will never travel with another pilgrimage company.

What an experience?! my girlfriend's and I laughed so hard and enjoyed every minute of the…read moreentertainment. It is not your average tour. Definitely an adult tour, but Brenda has you rolling down the aisle with laughter

Brenda K is amazing! We took our 21 year-old daughter and she was definitely the youngest one on…read morethe bus and she had a blast! Brenda is so talented, so funny and she is so much fun! Definitely was the highlight of our trip! Highly recommend you take this tour whether you are 21 years old or 101 years old!