Nashville · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 two-hour tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride an open-air trolley through Nashville after dark, with an English-speaking guide such as Julie, JT, or TJ sharing Music City stories. You’ll stop for photos at major sights including the Parthenon, Tennessee State Capitol, Bicentennial Mall, Broadway, and Nissan Stadium.
“TJ the driver did an excellent job! We enjoyed it very much! So much to see and definitely places we will now go visit!”
Cruise Downtown Nashville for two hours on an open-air Joyride party bus with an onboard DJ and bartender. Request songs, preorder beer or seltzers through The Green Light, and enjoy music, city views, cup holders, phone chargers, and a social 21+ crowd.
“All parties involved with this reservation were helpful and gave us great service, including the Green light bar. And we loved the food at the green light bar upon returning from our trip around town.”
Ride a fat-tire e-bike through Nashville with guide Sean, covering about 16 miles in two hours. Expect hills, skyline views, murals, Fort Negley, Printer’s Alley, Belmont, Music Hall, the Walk of Fame, and a glimpse of Elvis Presley’s home. Photos, water, snacks, and helmets are included.
“Great tour thanks to Sean and really good & fast e-bikes. Thanks”
Ride a provided e-bike through Nashville with a guide, headset commentary, and helmet. The route covers Downtown, Music Row, Marathon Village, the riverfront, the Gulch, Bicentennial State Park, and the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. Groups are limited to 12, and the tour begins and ends at 833 9th Ave S.
“July 2024 EXCITEMENT TOTALLY DEFLATED!!!!! Tom, our tour guide started our tour with discouraging us against riding the electric bikes despite have bike riding experience. #1 He was very impatient, temperamental, rude, and edgy with giving basic instructions on how to operate the bike. #2 When we asked him for clarification, he reluctantly assisted us. AGAIN, tried to discourage us. #3 On several occasions, he would ride far ahead of us and at one point he was out of site for several minutes during rush hour on a major streets. #4 Tom used profanity and also pointed out his expectations of receiving a tip. He stated,"If you don't tip, it's…”
Join a two-hour Nashville bar golf game with hotel pickup, golf-cart rides, putt-putt challenges, and stops at Midtown bars. Drinks cost extra, and groups of four may be paired with up to six others. Guides such as Jeremiah and Jake keep the outing social and flexible.
“It was definitely ok, not a bad way to spend the afternoon. For some reason I just felt out guide could have been a little more involved and prepared. But he got us around safely which is very much appreciated.”
Start on Davidson Street near Shelby Park with a Giant Cypress 7-speed bike, lock, phone mount, and GPS directions. Steve provides clear route guidance for the mostly flat Shelby Bottoms Greenway, with options for river views, East Nashville shops, or a longer ride on Stones River Greenway.
“We had a great time biking! The bikes were in excellent condition and our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the course we took.”
Pick a stage, a barrel room or a bar crawl.
