Nashville Performance Tour

Tour the home and grounds of the 7th U.S. president, Andrew Jackson, sprawling over 1,100 acres and including the original log home, garden, and slave cabins. With over 80% of the original artifacts in his mansion, you'll get a strong sense of what life was like here.

This 3-hour guided tour features highlights such as Downtown Music City and Music Row, the State Capitol, the Parthenon, the Country Music Hall of Fame, Vanderbilt University, Fort Nashborough, Ryman Auditorium, Riverfront Park, the Wildhorse Saloon, Millionaire’s Row, Bicentennial Mall, and the World War II Memorial.

Take a deep dive into the history and cultural impact of country music from its origins to modern-day artists at this museum nicknamed the "Smithsonian of country music." Admire Elvis Presley’s gold piano and Taylor Swift’s glittery guitars, while discovering how this music evolved over the years.

Visit some of the music industry's greatest stars when you stroll through this park paved with inlaid stars that are engraved with the biggest names in music. You'll find many with Nashville ties, from Johnny Cash to Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire to the Kings of Leon, to name a few.

Stand on country music's most iconic stage, where Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton have performed, or sit in the original, wooden pews and imagine the legends belting out their classics. You'll tour the venue, marveling at the large collection of memorabilia from legendary artists.

View Nashville from above as you stroll this historic 3,150-foot bridge, built in 1909. Once one of the longest concrete arch bridges, it now only allows foot traffic. It's the perfect spot to capture unobstructed views of downtown Nashville.

Listen to the beautiful sounds of an orchestral ensemble and witness advanced sound engineering at play in this highly regarded concert hall. You'll learn how the intricate flower motifs function to diffuse high-frequency sounds and other details that contribute to this acoustically perfect venue.