Discover the best down-home country cooking Nashville’s SoBro district has to offer. Embark on a walking tour and hear about the history and culture of the city while tasting some local dishes. Meet your guide at The Diner Nashville, where you’ll sink your fork into a warm plate of biscuits and gravy before heading to the Goo Goo Shop to stock up on Nashville’s famous chocolate Goo Goo Clusters. From there, wind through eight other sites, including iconic landmarks like Ryman Auditorium. Discover the history behind the world-famous Nudie Suit over a plate of crispy fried pickles. Hear how Thornton Prince’s jealous lover accidentally created the world’s best hot chicken recipe. Pay a visit to the real-life “Candy Man” at Savannah’s Candy Kitchen.

On this walking tour of downtown Nashville see the city's interesting and historic attractions. (Also see our Nashville: City Van Tour on GYG if you prefer a van tour). Follow your local guide as they talk about Nashville's interesting history, music, architecture, politics, and much more. Stop at local favorites like Broadway Honkey-Tonk and Ryman Auditorium. Explore the streets of past scoundrels and see notable murals. Get a great view of Tennessee's state capitol and marvel at the city's architecture. This walking tour route includes a view of the War Memorial Building and Capital and stops at the Hermitage Hotel, the Herakut, Rone, and Curiot murals, Woolworths, the Southern Turf Building, Printer's Alley, the Gibson Tribute Wall mural, 21C Museum Hotel, Ft. Nashborough, the Cohen Building, the Downtown Presbyterian Church, the Niels 'Shoe' Meulman Mural, Beau Stanton Mural, and the Ryman Auditorium. The tour ends at the Assembly Hall.

Explore Nashville with an audio tour that takes you through the heart of downtown Nashville. The guide in your ear, Ed Owen, shares the history of the Ryman Auditorium and Grand Ole Opry while you walk down ‘Honky Tonk Row’ on Lower Broadway. Begin your tour at Ryman Auditorium and pass by numerous venues owned by well-known names like Blake Shelton, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Kid Rock, Miranda Lambert, and Glen Campbell. Along the way, listen for recommendations on where to grab a bite or drink. Get a chance to take pictures from the Siegenthaler Walking Bridge, visit the Nashville Walk of Fame, and hear stories about the Country Music Hall of Fame. Ed will even teach you to talk like a genuine Tennessean. Wind up at Nudie’s Honky Tonk, where you can hear fantastic music and feast your eyes on some of the genre’s greatest outfits of the past, including Elvis Presley’s gold lame suit. By the end of the tour, you will know something about the city’s earliest settlers at Fort Nashborough, and understand how Nashville became the Music City.