Nashville · NASHVILLE TROLLEY TOURS
Hop-on trolleys cover the same ground as the buses with more stops and a slower pace. These 12 are compared on how often they run, how long a full loop takes and which ones keep going after dark.
Ride Nashville’s 13-stop Old Town Trolley loop with live commentary, music, and views of more than 100 sights. Start downtown or at Marathon Village, hop off for the Parthenon, Belmont Mansion, Broadway, Ryman Auditorium, and more. Guides such as Sam, CB, and Spaghetti keep the ride lively.
“This was a very informative tour, all drivers were knowledgeable and friendly. Perfect way to view Nashville.”
Ride Old Town Trolley through Nashville with a live English-speaking guide, 13 stops, and one or two days to explore. Hear stories from guides such as Drey, Tater, Cousin Debbie, and JR while visiting the Parthenon, Broadway, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and more.
“Very nice and knowledgeable guides. Very convenient to drop off and pick up the trolly throughout the tour”
Ride through Nashville after dark with a performing guide such as Mac, Janelle, Bert, or Janice, depending on the departure. Expect music history, original songs, stories about stars and venues, and views of the Ryman, Music Row, Marathon Village, and Musicians Hall of Fame.
“the evening trollley was a nice venture. it was nighttime but you can still see alot of cool historic ventures and what a great way to see them by! the guides were so fun!”
Ride a stadium-seat trolley through Nashville after dark while an English-speaking performer-guide sings, plays music, and explains Music Row, Broadway, the Ryman Auditorium, the Capitol, and the Parthenon. Guides have included Mac, Janice, Bert, and Janelle. Expect a lively overview, not a hop-on, hop-off tour.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience very informative and entertaining would recommend”
Board Gray Line Tennessee’s evening trolley at Riverfront Train Station for a roughly two-hour ride through Nashville. Guides such as JT, Julie, and Bob share local stories while you stop for photos at the Parthenon, Nissan Stadium, and the pedestrian bridge.
“Julie was very knowledgeable on the history of Nashville. She made our trip fun and we were so glad that we went. I did not realize that Nashville had so many restaurants and other places to go on an adventure. Most of all Julie made it very exciting and pleasant adventure.”
Spend about six hours riding a vintage, climate-controlled trolley between six Nashville beer stops. Guides such as Trevor, Randy, and Mel offer tips, music, and local insight, while you choose which breweries to visit, how long to stay, and how many drinks to sample.
“Entertaining and fun but pace yourself!!! We actually went to 4 but ducked out of the last 2 simply because it was getting overwhelming. It was VERY enjoyable and we thoroughly enjoyed our co-passengers”
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!”
Spend one or two days exploring Nashville with admission to six major attractions, a narrated hop-on hop-off trolley, and a moonshine sample. You can choose RCA Studio B or Hatch Show Print, while Madame Tussauds requires a separate trip to Opry Mills.
“it was a nice way to get some direction and layout of the city. And we enjoyed the Studio B, Johnny Cash museum, Country Music Hall of Fame quite a bit”
Start at noon by the Omni Nashville Hotel and use a vintage trolley to visit seven Nashville breweries, including TN Brew Works, Jackalope, Diskin Cider, and Marble Fox. Drivers such as Mel, Adam, Michael, and Trever offer stop-by-stop tips while you hop on and off for about seven hours.
“Being with three other wonderful friends from college and enjoying our camaraderie along with the fun, happy vibes we got from being on your tour.”
Use a one-day hop-on, hop-off trolley pass plus entry to Nashville’s top music attractions. Choose RCA Studio B or Hatch Show Print, then visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, Johnny Cash Museum, Musicians Hall of Fame, and Ole Smoky.
“Parthenon was closed on Monday- should have been told that ahead of booking. Tour guides all talked way too much and slowed down while driving to point out places- not necessary. We were only able to visit one museum and the gulch area due to trolley wait times, pauses along the ride, waiting for pick up times. Madame Tussaud and Ole Smokey is not even near any of the stops. Too much money for little experiences”
Spend a day riding a vintage, air-conditioned trolley between Nashville breweries, meaderies, and taprooms. Start downtown at 11:50 AM or join at a brewery, then hop off at places such as Honeytree Meadery, Southern Grist, and Bearded Iris. Guides Randy and Trevor have earned high marks for their local know-how.
“Great way to explore the breweries in Nashville. Our tour guide, Trevor, was exceptional!”
Explore Nashville’s music story with admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame, Musicians Hall of Fame, Johnny Cash Museum, Ryman Auditorium, Madame Tussauds, and your choice of RCA Studio B or Hatch Show Print. You also get an Ole Smoky tasting and a one-day hop-on hop-off trolley pass.
“One giant misrepresentation. This tour is nearly impossible to complete in one day, especially a weekend. In the description, it says you can hop on and off the trolley, which leads you to believe that it might be included. Nope! So, lets add another $70 per person. Not to mention one museum is nowhere near the others. Was a total waste of money and a ridiculous hassle to deal with. Incredibly disappointed.”
Pick a stage, a barrel room or a bar crawl.
