Great tour! - Jim is very knowledgeable. Learned a lot about the history of downtown Nashville. Enjoyed the murals. Highly recommend the tour.

Nashville walking tour - Joe was an excellent tour guide. He was very knowledgeable regarding Nashville’s history, as well as restaurants and sites to see he came well-prepared. He even brought us ponchos because it was anticipated to rain.

Entertaining and very informative introduction to Nashville - The guide was very knowledgeable about area and it's history and tried to find connections with the places the visitors came from. Lots of detailed history but delivered in an entertaining way. Supplied a great deal of follow up material after the walk was over.

Well worth it ! A great way to start a trip to Nashville - We started our trip in Nashville with this walking tour. Nashville is so much more than Broadway, and Larry is fluent in many of the events that shaped Nashville - including a focus on the Civil War & Women's Suffrage movement. This is not a crazy golf-cart ride, but a real education. Very worthwhile, and fun too.

Wonderful tour - My family of four, including two teenagers, went on this evening tour of Nashville and are so glad we did. We saw parts of the city we would have never of seen if it had not been for this tour. We were in town for a college tour of Vanderbilt University so we were in town for a short stay. The tour guide was genuinely interested in making sure we had a great experience. We are definitely coming back to Nashville thanks to him.

Excellent tour! - We did a walking historical tour of Nashville with Larry (Joe Nashville) and it was great! I read a few reviews where people said it was too focused or not focused enough but in our case, we told Larry what we wanted to learn about (history) and he tailored it to exactly what we wanted to learn. We learned a ton. Plus, Larry was really good about answering our general questions about Nashville before the tour and answered all of our follow-up questions after the tour. Our whole group loved it and we highly recommend it.

Fascinating! - Not having been to Nashville I knew very little. The history is fascinating. And the guide was knowledgeable!

Great! - The Tour was overall great! Joe was very knowledgeable and made it fun, definitely recommend taking it.

Average Tour - Joe is very knowledgeable, yet the tour was too focused on political history. A more balanced tour would have been appreciated.

Tour is weak on content and glosses over A LOT - I took this tour because I wanted to learn more about Nashville while I was visiting to orient myself to the culture and history of the city. I appreciated that the tour guide/owner Joe was friendly and open, and I did see some places that I wouldn't have otherwise saw. However, the tour itself was pretty light on actual content if you are someone who is really interested in history and facts. It felt like we were just wandering through the streets and pointing out a few interesting things, rather than an intentional tour about how Nashville came to be what it was today. Case in point: At one point, Joe went on a tangent about his lineage and how TN people were "mutts." Or on a tangent about how Nashville government feels non-partisan (which, LOL, because no). Also, I get why in Tennessee in 2022 Joe is trying to straddle a line and be "not political." However, I had a really hard time with the tour basically sugar coating the Trail of Tears, slavery, and segregation. Like Joe would try to say things like "you have to look at it from that time" or "compared to X city, Y people would rather live in Nashville!" But it's not political or controversial to be clear an unequivocal that those things were wrong abhorrent and unacceptable, even to many at the times, and devastated those communities. The CLOSEST Joe got to anything was saying that the rise of private schools was dated when schools were integrated - which, come on, Joe! Just SAY that cities like Nashville have rampant race and economic segregation TO THIS DAY - the rise of private schools and the incorporation of many wealthy suburbs around Nashville (e.g., Brentwood) directly came from white flight and to maintain segregation. It seems like there was so much If you want to really go in depth and understand Nashville, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.