10 Best Tour Agencies in Nashville

Nashville Tours offers ghost, true-crime, speakeasy and bus tours. Its experiences combine storytelling, local history and folklore, with bus formats reaching sites beyond typical walking tours and allowing guests to avoid long distances or wet weather.

Mint Julep Experiences - Nashville is a tour operator offering guided excursions with transportation and on-site services. Its Nashville-area distillery tours can include travel to Jack Daniel’s Distillery and Lynchburg, with drivers and guides providing safe transportation, regional history, distillery information and pre-trip communication.

Nashville Food Tours leads small-group food, drink, and history tours through Nashville. The experience combines tastings such as spirits and hot chicken with stories about the city’s musical history, neighborhoods, and landmarks. It is especially useful early in a visit, when travelers want an orientation to places to revisit later, with guides who extend the experience through local recommendations.

Nashville Private Tours provides private, customizable tours of Nashville and surrounding destinations. Tours can cover Music Row, celebrity homes, Historic Franklin, Leiper’s Fork, Graceland and Memphis, with transportation in a comfortable SUV described for groups of five. Founder and operator Reggie Shaw brings local knowledge and a former country-music background to personalized sightseeing.

Joyride Nashville is a tour operator for visitors and locals who want to explore Nashville by golf cart or monster truck. Its tours combine sightseeing with guides’ commentary on the city’s history, notable spots and music scene. Golf-cart, monster-truck and VIP experiences offer different ways to see more of Nashville than a standard walk through the downtown core.

Rowdy Bus Tours provides lively Nashville bus outings for groups celebrating birthdays, bachelorette trips and other occasions. Tours pair a driver with an onboard host or bartender, and group experiences can include drinks, music, photography, videography and a midway bathroom break. The format is geared toward groups that want an energetic start to a night out rather than a conventional sightseeing tour.

iRide Nashville operates guided Segway and walking tours of Nashville. Its Segway options range from a 1.5-hour Music City Snapshot to longer downtown and Bicentennial tours, each beginning with a 30-minute training session. Tours cover landmarks, parks and routes that can reach places buses cannot, making them suitable for visitors and locals seeking an active city overview.

Tommy’s Nashville Tours takes visitors through Nashville landmarks, famous homes and other city sights, with multiple stops along the route. Tommy is described as a knowledgeable and entertaining guide who keeps groups engaged, and the tours can include special stops. It suits first-time visitors and travelers wanting a humorous, sightseeing-focused introduction to Nashville.

Honky Tonk Party Express Bus runs lively Nashville party-bus tours with music, a host and bartender, and a downtown driving component. It suits bachelorette parties and other celebrations seeking a social group activity rather than a quiet sightseeing tour. The experience includes an organized meeting point with a liquor store, gift shop, bar and mechanical bull.

NashTrash Tours offers two-hour Nashville tours aboard a pink bus, combining Music City history and highlights with boisterous comedy and adult humor. The experience suits visitors who want an entertaining introduction to downtown and nearby neighborhoods rather than a conventional sightseeing narration. Guides are central to the format, mixing local information with songs, stories, and jokes.