Tours & tickets

John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge

Travel down the Cumberland River on a 2-hour pontoon cruise designed for you to have fun whilst enjoying the sights of Nashville. Relax on board in the care of your licensed captain as you drink, dance, and listen to music in a fun party atmosphere. Be greeted by your licensed USCG Captain and Deckhand who will help you aboard and enjoy drinks while you cruise on the Pontoon Saloon. Once boarded, the famous Nashville river cruise will begin its traditional guided party experience alongside its distinguished crew. The Honky Tonk on the water is amplified by your Deckhand bringing hit tunes, entertainment, and engaging games that bring the crowd together on the dance floor. Bar is available onboard to purchase a wide variety of drinks including beer (local & domestic variety), seltzer, wine, canned cocktails and champagne! Enjoy 2 hours in a safe and fun bar-style atmosphere while mingling, dancing, boozing, and taking in views only available aboard the River Cruise pontoon. Choose a morning Mimosa Cruise, afternoon Party Cruise, or evening Sunsets & Skylines Cruise that best suites your schedule.

Discover Nashville on a guided tour of the city's hottest sites aboard a comfortable van. Enjoy admission and self-guided tours of the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum and the Ryman Auditorium. Be picked up near the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge and begin your tour through the city's landmarks. Ride through the historic downtown area and take in the vibe at Honk Tonk Row. Pass by Riverfront Park, Fort Nashborough, and the State Capitol.  Drive by the Bicentennial Mall, the Parthenon, Vanderbilt University, and Music Row where the historic Studio B is located. Take a self-guided tour of the Ryman Auditorium, known as the Mother Church of Country Music. Complete your experience with entry to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum. Engage with the music as you make your way through this 37-million dollar interactive musical experience and a tribute to Nashville's country music.

Hop on board a traditional trolley for a 2-hour guided tour of the city. Follow a carefully-curated route that gets you the best views of Nashville at night, as the guide narrates the landmarks and highlights you pass. Along the way you will stop to have time for photos at a series of locations throughout the city: see Nashville’s distinctive skyline, then take in The Parthenon, a full-scale replica of the Parthenon in Athens that was built for the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition. Continue to the Tennessee State Capitol Building, beautifully illuminated after dark. Stop for photos at the Bicentennial Mall, a landmark with dramatic city views. Make your way down Broadway, where the country music scene is going full swing after dark, then return to the Riverfront train station, where this tour concludes.

Experience the real Nashville on two wheels. This guided e-bike tour takes you beyond the surface and into the stories that shaped Music City. Hop on a premium electric bike and cruise through downtown Nashville with a passionate local guide. This 2.5-hour tour blends iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and fascinating history, giving you a deeper look at the city’s past and present—all without breaking a sweat. Start in Capitol View, where old rail yards and warehouses now house sleek new shops and restaurants. From there, we visit Frankie Pierce Park, a peaceful space with a powerful backstory—named after a civil rights pioneer you likely haven’t heard of, but won’t forget. Roll into The Gulch, a once-industrial zone now packed with art, architecture, and energy. Learn how this neighborhood went from train tracks to trendsetting, and get insider recommendations for where to eat and explore after the tour. Next, cruise through Music City Center, an architectural marvel in the heart of downtown. From there, we pause at the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Walk of Fame, where you’ll hear stories about the legends who made Nashville a global music capital. Pedal onto the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, offering the best views of the skyline and Cumberland River. It’s a perfect photo stop and a great chance to learn about the river’s role in Nashville’s rise. Back on the road, we roll past the bright lights and live sounds of Lower Broadway, Nashville’s honky-tonk highway. Your guide will share how this strip became a rite of passage for country stars and a nonstop party for visitors. Wind through Printer’s Alley, a narrow downtown street with a big personality. Once home to bootleggers, jazz clubs, and hidden nightlife, it’s still one of the city’s coolest corners. We’ll pass through Public Square Park and talk about Nashville’s government center before heading into Germantown—a charming neighborhood full of history and locally owned businesses. Finally, we wrap up in Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, home to a giant granite map of Tennessee, powerful war memorials, and unmatched views of the Tennessee State Capitol. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or rediscovering Nashville, this tour offers the perfect blend of sightseeing, storytelling, and fun.