Posted in Nashville
August 09, 2019
This Nighttime Trolley Tour Will Show You A Whole New Side Of Nashville
When you think of city “trolley tours,” you probably think of the cable cars of San Francisco or perhaps the streetcars of New Orleans, but Nashville has managed to make a name for itself by way of the Grayline Night Trolley Tour. Located right in the heart of the Music City, there’s no better way to see the sights of Nashville after the sun has gone down. This tour is a must-try if you’re ever in the city!
Gray Line operates all sorts of tours all over the nation as well as in Tennessee. There are twenty-four tours to choose from throughout the state of Tennessee, boasting the quick Music City Hop On, Hop Off, and even a "Celebrity Digs" tour.
Not in the mood to sit? There's even a Taste of Nashville Walking Food Tour that takes you throughout downtown for a little more than three hours. Indulge in everything from bbq to GooGoo Clusters on this all-inclusive tour.
Tastebuds aside, it's a tour through Nashville at night that we're here for. The city lights up in all shades of neon come dusk, and it's well worth the experience.
The Night Trolley Tour features an in-depth tour of nighttime Nashville, and you'll have the chance to take in night views of everything from the famed Parthenon in West End to Bicentennial Park.
The tour itself lasts roughly two hours. You can book anytime from April to October, and the tour will depart from the Riverfront Train Station in downtown Nashville. Easy to get to, easy to get back from, you'll start and end in downtown.
You can book tickets for $25 an adult and $15 for children from the ages of 4 to 11. Tours are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during the season.
Make sure to book ahead, if you can! Although reservations are required they are suggested. You can make reservations online, or even over the phone at 616-883-5555. Address: 108 1st Avenue N, Nashville, TN 37201.
You can find more information by way of the Gray Line Facebook page or official website. There’s no way you can miss this neat Nashville experience, and it comes highly recommended by locals and tourists alike.
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