- Boot Country - Boot Country is a must for that hitting the country music scene in style. This establishment has more than 20,000 pairs of boots in stock. This is where the tours starts on the Honky Tonk Highway. We will only be outside the shop.
- Wildhorse Saloon - The world-famous Wildhorse Saloon opened in 1994 in a converted warehouse. It captured the attention of people near and far when on June 3rd 1994, Reba McEntire herded a stampede of live cattle through the streets of Music City, down 2nd Avenue and right past the front doors of the Wildhorse Saloon. On the walk here you’ll learn the history of the area and how it evolved.
- 2nd Avenue North - We will walk up 2nd Avenue and hear the historic story of the area including the recent bombing.
- Printer’s Alley - This alley was once the home of locals print shops, then over the last century it’s been the ‘mens quarters’, bars and music joints where everyone from Elvis, Bob Dylan, Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw all played or got their starts here.
- Skull’s Rainbow Room - Skull’s Rainbow Room, opened by David “Skull” Schulman in 1948, was one of the most notorious spots in the Alley, featuring acts such as Elvis Presley, Etta James, Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, Paul McCartney and Bob Dylan on its legendary checkerboard stage.
- Ryman Auditorium - The famous Ryman Auditorium, the home of the Grand Old Opry, the birthplace of bluegrass and so much more. You’ll discover it’s history.
- Legends Corner - Stop by the Legends Corner Mural, hear the story of why Taylor Swift is no longer on the mural, and discover who got their start here.
- Merchants - The old Merchants is one of the best restaurants in Nashville today and it has a long storied history.
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum - You’ll walk by the music hall of fame and get a chance to check out the walk of stars.
- Symphony Place - You’ll hear the story of how the symphony got it’s start and see it’s amazing fountain.
- The Johnny Cash Museum - Cash. Enough said. You’ll hear his historic story. And our tour ends very close to where it began near the Honky Tonk Highway.
- Discover where country music stars began
- Access a virtual tour after the on-location visit
- Tour navigation via smartphone app
- Flexible scheduling with no expiration
- No in person guide, this is self guided, GPS navigated, on the app
- No headphones/earbuds, but we suggest you bring your own for the best experience
- No entrance fees, this is an outdoor walking tour on the app
Nashville, a city infused with deep-rooted history, is the launching pad for many of country music’s most renowned stars. Explore key locations and historical landmarks such as Skull’s Rainbow Room in Printer’s Alley, the line-dancing hub at the Wild Horse, and the backdrop of Johnny Cash’s journey, the Ryman.
This is a self-guided tour enabled by GPS and facilitated by an app. Designed to be hands-free, it empowers you to travel at your own tempo and according to your own agenda.
Ideal for those who prefer to avoid crowded group tours, set their own pace, and savor autonomous exploration.
You will be meticulously guided to local points of interest, hidden alleyways, and must-visit country music venues.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
