Travel from Nashville to Lynchburg, Tennessee to learn the story of Jack Daniel, his hometown, and his world-famous whiskey. The ticket includes transportation, a guaranteed reservation for the tour, with an elevated tasting of premium whiskeys at Jack Daniel Distillery, and time to enjoy shopping in small town Lynchburg. The hassle-free day will be filled with local lore, distilling history, and, of course, great whiskey.
Experience the legendary character of Memphis, Tennessee, and see why this city is mentioned in more song lyrics than any other place on earth. Located on the Mighty Mississippi River, Memphis is the birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the capitol of Blues and home to some of the best BBQ around. Celebrate 60 years of Rock ‘n’ Roll with a visit to Elvis Presley’s home, Graceland. Enjoy a VIP access pass at Graceland complete with a souvenir lanyard. You’ll see the burial site of the king of Rock ‘n’ Roll, walk through the Elvis car museum and see two deluxe airplanes that were used for tours and traveling. Next, you’re off to learn what accident set Rock ‘n’ Roll in motion at Sam Phillips’ famed Sun Studios in the heart of downtown Memphis. Take a guided tour to see what the recording process used to be like. Hear the stories of how many legends got their start here, such as Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and the King himself, Elvis Presley. See the famous Peabody ducks make their way down the red carpet from their fountain to the elevator as they head to bed at the lavish Peabody Hotel.
Looking for a way to turn Nashville into a giant game board? Join an interactive scavenger hunt that combines the fun of the Amazing Race with a three-hour sightseeing tour of Nashville. Guided from any smartphone, groups make their way among well-known and hidden gems of the city, solving clues and completing challenges while learning about local history. The adventure begins at the Country Music Hall of Fame and will take you on a journey to some of the most iconic Nashville sights. You will then make your way up to the capitol to explore the historic sights, war memorials and some-lesser known but unique landmarks of this famous city. The tour requires approximately 2 miles of walking. Using your smartphone as your guide, start when you wish and determine your own pace. Stop midway to listen to some music or grab a quick bite… why not, it’s your schedule. Points of interest: • Country Music Hall of Fame • Walk of Fame Stars • Schermerhorn Symphony • Capitol Building • War Memorials • Heritage Hotel • Ernest Tubb Record Shop
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too expensive for the experience don't like the earphones etc, should be a presenter should get a meal voucher noted in the building if you buy ticket onsite you get a voucher, doesn't have to be full meal price but a voucher towards a meal we were gone 18 hrs because of accident and weather but even 15 hrs should include a meal, paid over $400 canadian, think $448 , think we should get a discount for the time all day we had to get a snack at graceland and then a meal around 4-5 p.m. sho that is another $50
This was so. Much. Fun!!! We had a group of kiddos ranging from 6-10, and all of them were engaged and able to help. We loved the flexibility, information, and cool activities. Great option to make sightseeing a little more engaging for the family. Would definitely do it again, look for these in all the cities we visit, AND recommend to everyone else!
Our tour driver didn’t tell us any information about the trip, we missed our on an hour of our tour. I think she smoked while we were on the bus and made numerous calls and was talking during our tour.
Wonderful trip with fantastic experiences. VIP is definitely one thing that makes the experience easier. No extra expenses of entry fees.
We loved it but suggest that you update the street name ie 5th Ave to Rep John Lewis
