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Memphis: True Crime Night Tour & Cocktails on Beale StYou’ll step into Memphis’ darker side with real stories from locals—mobsters on Beale Street, strange disappearances near Victorian Village, and chilling unsolved cases told by someone who knows every corner of town. Includes a themed cocktail at Moxy Hotel and enough odd details to keep you thinking long after you leave.
Nashville Music City Legends Walking Tour with Bill DeMainYou walk through downtown Nashville's music landmarks — the Ryman, Tootsies, the Country Music Hall of Fame — guided by a journalist who's spent thirty years interviewing the artists who made the songs. All entry fees are included, and the route is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. You get the inside story instead of the plaque version.Is it for me?Book this if you want Nashville's music history from someone who actually knows the artists and the stories, not a memorized script — the guide's thirty years of interviews and BBC credentials are what make the difference between a walking tour and an inside account.
Nashville Food Tour: 5 Stops in The Gulch with Local GuideYou walk through Nashville's Gulch neighborhood and eat at five different restaurants, bakeries, and eateries over three hours, tasting everything from Tennessee biscuits and BBQ to Japanese ramen and scratch-made Mexican birria. Your guide explains the neighborhood's food history and the people behind each kitchen. The tour includes all five food stops and adds up to a full lunch, so you leave fed and knowing why these places matter to Nashville.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Nashville food at places locals actually go and understand why each one matters, without having to plan five separate restaurant visits or figure out the neighborhood on your own—the guide and the fixed route do both.
Tennessee Whiskey Trail tour: 3 distilleries, 11+ tastingsThe Tennessee Whiskey Experience is a small-group tour departing from downtown Nashville that visits three rotating distilleries along the Tennessee Whiskey Trail, with guided tastings at each stop and behind-the-scenes looks at how Tennessee whiskey is made. The tour runs 6 hours from 11am to 5pm, includes all tastings, transport, water and taxes, and is led by a local guide who knows the region's history. Minimum age is 21 with valid photo ID required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to skip the research and the driving — the 11am departure from downtown Nashville, the rotating distillery lineup, and the local guide who knows which places tourists don't find on their own make it the straightforward way to taste beyond the big names in a single afternoon.
Waterfall Hiking Tour from Nashville: 4 Falls & BreweryThis half-day hiking tour from Nashville takes you to up to 4 waterfalls across two state parks and natural areas, with a trained guide sharing the region's prehistoric and cultural history. You'll hike around 2.5 miles, have the chance to swim in cold water (weather permitting), and finish at Common John Brewing with a drink of your choice included. Transportation from Nashville, water, snacks and trekking poles are provided; the tour runs 5 to 6 hours total.Is it for me?The hike covers 2.5 miles at a moderate pace with multiple stops, so it suits hikers who want to move through the landscape without rushing and who are comfortable with water entry. Children from age 9 are welcome; the tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns that would make sustained walking difficult.
Nashville Germantown: Food & Walking Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll stroll Nashville’s Germantown with a small group, tasting everything from peppery sausages to handmade chocolates and sipping spirits at a local distillery. Expect laughter with your guide, stories about Victorian homes, and plenty of sensory surprises along brick sidewalks. This tour is more than food—it’s full of unexpected moments you’ll remember long after lunch ends.
Chattanooga: Medal of Honor Heritage Center AdmissionYou get admission to the museum, access to the orientation theater, and the full run of permanent exhibits spanning Civil War to modern conflicts. The immersive design—standing in reconstructed settings rather than looking at displays behind glass—is what makes the stories stick. Bring comfortable shoes and plan for at least two hours.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand Medal of Honor history without a guide—you move through at your own pace and the immersive exhibits do the storytelling. The downtown location and full accessibility make it workable for most visitors, and there's no rush; you stay as long as the stories hold you.
Nashville Ghost Tour: Haunted Landmarks & True Legends WalkYou’ll walk Nashville’s shadowy streets with a local guide who brings ghost stories and legends to life—from presidential hauntings at the State Capitol to chilling tales in Printer’s Alley and Skull’s Rainbow Room. Expect laughter mixed with shivers as you explore historic churches and hear true stories that linger long after you leave.
Chattanooga: Cemetery Ghost Hunt with Paranormal GearYou’ll join a small group on a real cemetery ghost hunt across Chattanooga’s UTC campus and Citizens Cemetery, using actual paranormal gear like meters and an Ovilus X. Expect hands-on moments with your local guide showing you how everything works—and maybe even catching something unexpected on camera as you walk among old gravestones at night.
Nashville: Johnny Cash Museum & Country Music Hall of Fame PassYou get skip-the-line entry to six major Nashville music attractions—Johnny Cash Museum, Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B or Hatch Show Print, Madame Tussauds, Ole Smoky Moonshine tasting, and a day-long trolley pass—with digital tickets sent within 12 hours. Visit each attraction once over the next year at your own pace, no daily ticket hunting required.Is it for me?This pass works best if you're spending several days in Nashville and want to lock in entry to the major music venues without buying tickets separately each morning—the year-long validity means you can spread visits across your stay or return trip, and the trolley gives you a guided orientation of the city without committing to a full-day tour.
Nashville: Murals & Mimosas Tour with Photo StopsYou'll ride through four Nashville neighborhoods on a guided mural tour, stop at 10+ street art pieces for photos, and pause midway for a mimosa and fresh fruit at a local spot. The bus, guide, entry to all sightseeing stops, and one drink are included. Depart and return at the Omni Downtown; the whole experience runs three hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Nashville's street art and take photos without arranging your own transport, timing multiple neighborhoods, or deciding where to stop—the fixed route and included guide handle all three, leaving you free to focus on the shots and the company.
Nashville: Classic Bronco City Tour with Local StoriesYou’ll ride through Nashville in an open-air classic Bronco with a local guide who knows every story behind the murals and back alleys. Expect spontaneous stops for photos, real music history (and maybe a little gossip), plus plenty of laughs along the way. The city feels alive from up here—and you’ll leave feeling like you know it better than most.
Chattanooga: Brunch Food Tour with Chef Tastings & Private ClubYou’ll taste your way through Chattanooga’s brunch scene—from sweet crepes at Adelle’s to local cheeses and craft beer at Bleu Fox Cheese Shop. Pause for art and stories at H*Art Gallery before finishing at Common House with mountain views and farm-sourced lunch. This isn’t just eating—it’s meeting locals, sharing laughs, and seeing Chattanooga through new eyes.
Pigeon Forge: Arcade City $145 Play Card Family FunYou’ll feel the pulse of Arcade City as soon as you swipe your $145 play card—games flashing everywhere, kids cheering over prizes, and attendants ready to help if you get stuck. Win tickets or just soak up the energy; there’s something for every age and ability here, all wrapped up in that classic arcade buzz you didn’t know you missed.
Smoky Mountains: Helicopter Tour over Bluff & SugarloafYou’ll lift off from Sevierville for a 12-minute helicopter ride above Pigeon Forge and Bluff Mountain, with close-up views of Sugarloaf’s glacier-shaped ridges. Expect real-time stories from your local pilot and that strange mix of nerves and awe as you float above the Tennessee Valley — it’s hard not to feel changed by it.
Memphis: 1 Hour Axe Throwing with Coaches & Craft BeersYou'll learn three throwing techniques from a trained coach, throw hatchets at a target for an hour, and have access to craft beers between rounds. Hatchets are provided, safety is covered upfront, and the coaches adjust the difficulty based on how your throws land. No experience required, and the whole session is designed so most people hit the target within their first three throws.Is it for me?Book this if you want a social activity that feels more structured than just hanging out but doesn't require you to be athletic or experienced — the coaches handle the teaching, the hatchets are provided, and the hour is designed so you actually hit something instead of just swinging and missing.
Nashville: Pub Crawl Golf Game by Private Golf CartYou’ll hop between five lively Nashville bars by private golf cart, playing bar golf and sharing laughs with your local guide and group. Expect friendly competition, Southern hospitality at each stop, and plenty of stories along Music Row and downtown. It’s casual fun—the kind that sticks with you long after you’ve forgotten your score.
Nashville to Graceland: Private Tesla or Sprinter with driverYou’ll ride from Nashville to Graceland in a private Tesla or Sprinter with a local driver who knows every shortcut and story along the way. Stop for Southern breakfast in Jackson, explore Elvis’s home at your own pace, then catch live blues on Beale Street before heading home. It’s not just transportation — it feels like sharing a piece of Tennessee’s heart.
Nashville: Hattie B’s Hot Chicken, Bourbon & Beer Food TourYou’ll skip the lines at Hattie B’s for legendary hot chicken (with spice levels you actually choose), sip Tennessee bourbon inside Corsair Distillery with stories from your local guide, and finish with a curated beer flight at New Heights Brewing Company—all with transport handled so you can relax into Nashville’s flavors.
Middle Tennessee: Back Country Can-Am Tour with Creek CrossingsYou’ll ride through muddy back roads in middle Tennessee’s countryside on a guided Can-Am tour—splashing through creeks, stopping at old barns and caves, sharing laughs over sweet tea at a historic store. Expect real dirt under your nails and stories you’ll want to retell long after you’ve washed off the mud.
