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From Broadway bars to iconic guitars, hop on and off to catch all of Nashville’s chart-topping sights.
From Broadway bars to iconic guitars, hop on and off to catch all of Nashville’s chart-topping sights.
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You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
The ability to get off the bus and see local sites and to hear the history. I was disappointed that the driver did not explain the bombing that happened four years ago on second avenue.
The drivers were very informative and the ease of using
Interesting facts shared by tour guide/driver.
Entertaining tour guide and nice way to get a basic sense of the core area.
Alex did a fine job explaining all the sights and features along the way.
We were not aware of a Festival in Nashville that shut down many streets. When we got to our first booth to check in we tried to cancel and get our money back. They said we couldn't because we paid through a third party. We decided to ride but the trolley was constantly making detours and the guide kept saying ' there's nothing to talk about on this street'. It wasn't worth $107!
Really nothing had done the tour in 2016 and it was great. This year all about restaurants and bars very little history. Heard most about tree branches to be weary of
WE really enjoyed the hop on hop off tour, we got off at Belmont Mansion and easily got back on. The tour gave us a good sense of where things were in Nashville and the drivers entertained us with great information about the varuous landmarks on the way. Big shout out to Mabel thank you
Very convenient to all important places to visit in town. Friendly staff and informative.
Quite enjoyed our 2nd and 3rd drive Lance. Made all the difference in the world. How we enjoyed the tour that is.
The drivers were very informative and entertaining.
The only issue we had was when we went to get back on after a stop, we were unable to because the bus was full and then we had to sit around and wait for the next one. This took time out of our day. We were under the impression it would be on and off consistently
We enjoyed the orientation of Nashville with the tour. The buses ran frequently. The only negative was the fact that the first bus driver spoke so fast we couldn't understand a word he said. His name was AP.
The drivers are usually very knowledgeable but today we were told the Nashville Farmers market was open but due to the take down of the Nash Bash the stop would be skipped. Our driver told us we could get off at the next stop and just walk back to the market. He even suggested some places to eat there. We followed his advice and found the market to be completely shut down today so we walked all that way for nothing. We ended up just walking back to. Broadway at that point. Very disappointing.
This full-scale replica of the Greek Parthenon is proof that Tennessee dreams big. Inside, you'll find an epic 42-foot gold Athena statue and an art museum. Outside, it’s the perfect spot for a picnic, a selfie, or if you are just pretending to be an ancient philosopher who also loves country music.
You can board the trolley at any of its 13 stops. Feel free to disembark at any stop to explore nearby attractions and reboard when you're ready to continue the tour.
The tour operates daily from 9am to 4pm. Please note that from Monday to Friday, Stops 7 through 10 close at 3:30pm.
Yes, each trolley tour is conducted by a live narrator who provides entertaining and informative commentary about Nashville's history, culture, and attractions.
The Nashville hop-on hop-off tour covers over 100 points of interest, including Ryman Auditorium, Music Row, and Marathon Motor Works.
If you choose to stay on the trolley for the entire loop without hopping off, the Old Town Trolley Tour in Nashville lasts approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes.
Many of the trolleys are equipped with wheelchair lifts. It's recommended to contact them in advance to ensure availability and to discuss any specific needs.
It's advisable to bring comfortable clothing and footwear, a hat, sunscreen, and a camera to capture the sights. Since the trolleys are open-air, you might also want to bring a light jacket or umbrella, depending on the weather.
The trolleys themselves do not have restrooms. However, many of the stops are near facilities where restrooms are available.