• Boot Country - Boot Country is essential for those looking to dive into the country music scene with style. This place boasts over 20,000 pairs of boots in stock. Our tour kicks off here on the Honky Tonk Highway, though we’ll remain outside the shop.
• Wildhorse Saloon - The renowned Wildhorse Saloon, which opened in 1994 in a repurposed warehouse, gained widespread attention when Reba McEntire led a herd of live cattle through Music City and past its doors on June 3rd, 1994. As we walk here, you’ll learn about the area’s history and its transformation.
• 2nd Avenue North - We’ll stroll up 2nd Avenue and delve into the area’s rich history, including the recent bombing.
• Printer’s Alley - Once home to local print shops, this alley has evolved over the past century into a hub of bars and music venues where legends like Elvis, Bob Dylan, Rascal Flatts, and Tim McGraw have performed or started their careers.
• Skull’s Rainbow Room - Opened in 1948 by David “Skull” Schulman, Skull’s Rainbow Room became one of the Alley’s most infamous spots, hosting legendary acts such as Elvis Presley, Etta James, Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, Paul McCartney, and Bob Dylan on its iconic checkerboard stage.
• Legends Corner - Visit the Legends Corner Mural, hear the tale of why Taylor Swift is no longer featured, and learn about the artists who launched their careers here.
• Merchants - The historic Merchants is now one of Nashville’s top restaurants, with a rich and storied past.
• Symphony Place - Discover the origins of the symphony and admire its stunning fountain.

• 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.