The Gray Line Tours Nashville City Tour is a one hour tour showcasing the City of Nashville. The…read moredouble decker bus departs from and arrives at the Riverfront Station at the end of Broadway. On June 26 at 1:00 pm; we experienced this tour. With an AAA discount, the ticket came out to around $33. Cory was our Tour Guide and Leonard was our driver. To get in some nice photos of Nashville, I sat at the top right side of the bus. Regardless that it was brutally hot and humid on this Nashville summer day, it was worth the sweat for the pictures. Here is a tip: facing the windshield, I recommend sitting on the right side of the bus. There were only two points of interest where the tour paused to get a stationary look at an attraction. That was at the Parthenon and The Tennessee State Capitol. Both were on the right. The tour started out following the Cumberland River. An advantage Gray Line has over it's competitor: the Nashville Trolly, is that it crosses over the Cumberland River via the Woodland Street Bridge. From this perspective the tour brought us closer to Nissan Stadium and the future Nissan Stadium. By means of the Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge, it brought us back to Downtown Nashville. Two disadvantages Gray Line has over it's competitor: the Nashville Trolly, are 1) it does not let you get on and off and 2) it bypasses The Gulch and Music Row. Throughout the tour, Cory narrated with an encyclopedic knowledge of information relating to the attractions and City of Nashville. He was willing to answer our questions about where to eat and so on. Due to the fact that there is a Yelp character limit, here is a list of some of the highlights: 1. Fort Nashborough 2. Nissan Stadium 3. Murals 4. AT&T Building 5. Ascend Amphitheatre 6. Music City Center 7. Stix Traffic Circle 8. Custom's House 9. Academy High School 10. Vanderbilt University 11. Centennial Park with the Parthenon 12. Tennessee University 13. Capital District 14. Tennessee State Capitol 15. Musicians Hall of Fame 16. St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church 17. War Memorial (under construction) 18. Hermitage Hotel 19. And Broadway with its attractions and landmarks from 7th Avenue to Riverfront Park. To answer Yelp's question, "What went well?" Seeing and learning a lot about the City of Nashville in one hour while getting in some nice photos from the upper level of the bus. From my experience, I recommend doing this tour on your first full day in Nashville. It is a very good way to get acquainted with Music City USA.

This is an ok tour if you want to get the lay of the land. Our guide, Jolene, did a decent job…read moreexplaining some of the highlights of the city, and gave out some good tips about the downtown food hall and the African American Music museum.

Frank was our driver for the Jack Daniel's tour. He was very entertaining and made the drive go by…read morevery quickly.

A/C on bus didn't work properly!…read more I recently booked a Tennessee Whiskey Tours trip to Lynchburg for a Jack Daniel's Distillery experience. The tour itself was excellent, and our group genuinely enjoyed the time in Lynchburg. The return trip, however, was a significant problem. Even though the company stated that the air conditioning was functioning, the interior temperature of the bus rose to about 95 degrees during the 90‑minute ride back. This was not a brief inconvenience. It was sustained heat that affected multiple passengers, including elderly guests who were visibly struggling. One passenger's phone even overheated and stopped charging, which only happens when the surrounding temperature is extremely high. There were no cooling issues on the morning ride, so the dramatic difference on the return trip strongly suggests that the A/C system was not performing at a level appropriate for passenger comfort or safety, regardless of whether a mechanical fault was later identified. Motorcoach A/C systems are designed to maintain safe interior temperatures even in very hot weather, and that did not occur here. I contacted the company afterward. They acknowledged the discomfort but declined to offer any partial refund, explaining that the bus and its air conditioning were operating properly and that the tour was provided as scheduled. Given the premium price of the tour, and the expectation that transportation will be safe and reasonably climate‑controlled, the response was disappointing. The experience in Lynchburg was great, but the return trip was not acceptable, and the company's unwillingness to offer any accommodation does not reflect the level of customer care I would expect.

Gina, thank you for making my husband and I feel comfortable and confident during our personal…read morephoto shoot for our 10th Anniversary while we were on vacation in Nashville. After a brief introduction Gina started taking pictures of us, posing us and making sure I was comfortable as I had a walker I was using. She was relaxed and just went with the flow. I was super hot (pro tip: bring neck fans if you have them and use while walking from location to location) and she allowed me to cool off a little by taking single pictures of hubby. Gina also thought outside the box and brought us a yummy treat from Five Daughters Bakery which we incorporated into the photos because the champagne that was offered in the package wouldn't work for us. Thank you Gina and Photowalk for a fun celebration to remember our 10th Anniversary with pictures capturing this special occasion for us.

Walkable and pretty easy to find. Was able to capture great memories. There was more but I won't…read moreruin the surprise.

I have been a student pilot working on my PPL with Frequency Change since October. My experience…read morehas been excellent! Not only is my instructor, Eric, amazing to fly with and learn from, but the quality of the program as well as the quality of other instructors (I've flown with Jake as well) is above par. I flew at 3 different schools in the area prior to settling at Frequency Change and I am so glad I shopped around. I feel safe, I feel educated and I feel like I have the space to learn and grow as a pilot. Kudos to them for running such an excellent program!

Do this. Dont think…read more Book this now. If I had to choose one thing to recommend to anyone visiting Nashville, it would be the Music City Greeter Tour. Our greeter Sterling was the most amazing tour guide. Probably the best tour guide I have ever had, in any city. Kind, funny, informative with a personal touch, she gave us a complete and comprehensive walking tour of Nashville. The tour had something for everyone. Architecture and art, food and music. She gave us a lay of the land and helped us map out what we wanted to do while we were there. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention. The tour was free and you are not allowed to tip. RIDICULOUS! I would have gladly paid for this tour and I felt horrible that I couldn't tip...but that's their policy. Definitely book this ahead of time and towards the beginning of your trip. Also, the nice people in the visitors center were full of smiles and warmth (Paige). They gave us tons of additional info that made our trip perfect. So Awesome! Just Do It!

Oh, my goodness! Where do I start?! While our husbands were in a business meeting, we had purchased…read morea completely different tour, and entered the building just to stay warm while waiting for the tour to start. Met an *uber* knowledgeable greeter (and her husband) - who understood we'd miss their tour - but strongly encouraged us to sign up for the Must City Greeter tour - which was *amazing!* Shannon, our guide, took us on a completely different tour - to places *she* liked, and she talked about honkey tonks *she* liked, and food/restaurants *she* recommended! A TOTALLY *personalized* tour! We did not stay on the main roads - but went on side roads and got a unique view on Nashville downtown. Shannon even pointed us toward where to go to take a great photo on the bridge! She "went over" the expected one-hour tour - but not one of us had a problem with that! (Did you know there is *symbology* in the architecture of the Radio City Hall of Fame?! Ask Shannon!!!!!!) AND YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO BELIVE THIS: TOTALLY FREE!!! I mean *TOTALLY* free! The guides are NOT ALLOWED TO ACCEPT TIPS! REALLY?! While "FREE" is my best price - this was exceptional!

This review is for the Franklin, TN location…read more After booking my trip to Franklin, I researched options and chose Ghost City Tours based on its reputation and positive reviews. The evening started poorly due to unclear, misleading directions for the meeting location. Thankfully, customer service was excellent--I reached a patient, helpful representative who stayed on the phone until we found our guide. My kid and I eventually met up with the guide, arriving about 15 minutes late due to the confusion. Fortunately, we were the only participants. The guide was polite, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about Franklin's history. However, the delivery felt inexperienced. While the stories were interesting, the lack of engaging storytelling and theatricality made them less compelling. I paid about $65 for the two of us, and the experience felt like it was led by someone still developing their presentation skills. During the tour, we learned Ghost City Tours had only begun operating in Franklin in May 2026--just two months before our July visit--which explains the lack of polish. I wish the company well as it establishes itself, but there are clear areas for improvement, especially with meeting instructions and guide training. If I return to Franklin, I would likely try a different ghost tour company.

We did the murder ghost tour on the Saturday before Halloween 2024. I've done quite a few of these,…read moreso I'm a tough critic. Our tour guide was Steve, he was a very nice guy. During the tour we walked several blocks downtown. I was a bit underwhelmed by the stories except for the one about Skulls rainbow room and an air bnb where someone committed suicide. I did find it fascinating that president Polk was buried in the capital garden & the capitol has 2 architects buried in the walls. I probably would not do this tour again. But glad I checked it off my list.

I'm a frequent traveler with 206 Tours (10 years), and they consistently go above and beyond. My…read moreneeds are always met, the food is excellent, and every pilgrimage is filled with prayer, blessings, and meaningful spiritual moments. Travel can sometimes cause tempers to flare or stress to rise, but 206 Tours handles everything with patience and grace should you get a bump in your flight or something major. They make sure pilgrims are safe, fed well, and traveling comfortably, no matter the destination. It's a truly uplifting experience every time. I highly recommend paying for their flight arrangements. I was in a foreign airport and had to get a ticket in less than a minute, and they did it!!! It paid for itself at that moment. I had zero stress after they took care of it. My flight was changed due to a storm. I'm glad I didn't have to make new flight plans, and they handled it for me in a flash!

Pilgrimage to Italy/France (October 6-18), 2025…read more The customer service/account representative I dealt with felt impersonal and not very friendly. I hesitated to ask questions because their manner wasn't very welcoming -- it almost felt like I wasn't really treated as a customer. The trip itself was action-packed -- as expected, there was a lot of walking. Since this was my first pilgrimage, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. While it was enriching to visit so many sacred sites, I didn't feel I had enough quiet moments to truly pray or reflect. I don't place that entirely on 206 Tours; October was close to the end of the Jubilee year, so there was a big influx of pilgrims from different countries. With that many people, it's understandable that things felt a bit rushed. We also changed tour guides three times, which may have led to some miscommunication and a lack of consistency throughout the trip. It would've been nice to have one steady guide to provide continuity and spiritual leadership. We stayed in four different hotels. The first one was fabulous, but the quality went downhill after that. At the second hotel, I was placed in an accessible room with a bathroom that was uncomfortably high, and since I shared a room, we were only given one key, which was inconvenient. The third hotel was extremely small -- really cramped -- though the fourth one was much better. Overall, I'm grateful for the experience and the opportunity to visit so many sacred places. I just think 206 could improve on personal connection, communication, and hotel consistency to help pilgrims feel more cared for and comfortable throughout the journey. But I think what affected me most was the customer service experience at the beginning. It set the tone, and I wish it had felt a bit more welcoming.

Great tour! So much to see here but we had a fun, interesting and safe tour on exceptionally well…read moremaintained and highly functional bikes! Guide was a great combination of informative and funny and took us to some very interesting spots. It made me want to do another tour to different places and I think next time we visit we may make arrangements for that. Sometimes with these out of town tours you can be disappointed but not here! Definitely do this one when in town!

Amazing eBike tour with Tyler - aka "Nashville Bike Guy" ! We checked in, signed waivers, got…read morefitted for our bikes, got a quick guide on how to use them then headed off. Tyler made sure we were safe and followed safe biking conduct the whole way. He was really communicative to ensure we always knew where we were going and how. The tour took us from Marathon Motorworks to Bicentennial Park, the baseball stadium, across to Eastside (including the beautiful quint neighborhoods there, cool local food spots, pointing out recommendations for food and drink, through Shelby Park, across the pedestrian bridge, past the Country Music Hall of Fame, through the Gulch, and back to where we started. We received lots of interesting tidbits of history and tips, such as how the Gulch has become bachelorette central but the biscuit place there is worth it, that Five Points Pizza on Eastside was voted one of the best NY style pizzas, and how the break in the history wall at Bicentennial Park signals the civil war and the tumult between sides during that time. Really enjoyed the tour and would not hesitate to recommend this tour group and Tyler.