



by Historic Tours Of America
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98.66This 90-minute evening trolley ride in Nashville takes you through key music landmarks with a performing guide who shares stories about the city’s musical history and venues. The tour includes stops and views of Marathon Village, known for its mix of artists, flagship stores like American Pickers and Jack Daniels, and a museum with original Marathon Motor Works vehicles. You will also pass the Ryman Auditorium and see the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, which honors musicians from all genres and instruments with a timeline beginning at the start of recorded music. The route continues through Music Row, the center of Nashville’s music industry. This cultural night tour focuses on music history and notable locations but does not include hotel pickup or drop-off. Check-in is required 20 minutes before departure at 1200 Clinton Street.
Marathon Village
Marathon Village is a repurposed historic site featuring artists, designers, and business professionals. It offers retail shops including the History Channel’s American Pickers flagship store and a Jack Daniels whiskey outlet. The Marathon Motor Works museum displays five of the eight original Marathon vehicles in the original showroom. Shops close around 5pm, so the trolley passes by in the evening.
Ryman Auditorium
The tour passes the Ryman Auditorium, a historic music venue known for its role in Nashville's musical past.
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
This museum honors musicians from all genres and instruments. Its timeline starts at the beginning of recorded music, and inductees are nominated by members of the American Federation of Musicians and other industry professionals.
Music Row
The trolley travels through Music Row, the area that houses many recording studios, music publishing offices, and related businesses central to Nashville’s music industry.
The tour departs from Marathon Motor Works 1200 Clinton Street, Nashville TN, 37203. In front of the Marathon Motor Works Building. Guests must check in 20 min prior to tour time.
End point
Tour boards and departs from the gravel lot next to the Hyatt House parking garage. Guests must check in 20 min prior to tour time.




by Historic Tours Of America
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98.66This 90-minute evening trolley ride in Nashville takes you through key music landmarks with a performing guide who shares stories about the city’s musical history and venues. The tour includes stops and views of Marathon Village, known for its mix of artists, flagship stores like American Pickers and Jack Daniels, and a museum with original Marathon Motor Works vehicles. You will also pass the Ryman Auditorium and see the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, which honors musicians from all genres and instruments with a timeline beginning at the start of recorded music. The route continues through Music Row, the center of Nashville’s music industry. This cultural night tour focuses on music history and notable locations but does not include hotel pickup or drop-off. Check-in is required 20 minutes before departure at 1200 Clinton Street.
Marathon Village
Marathon Village is a repurposed historic site featuring artists, designers, and business professionals. It offers retail shops including the History Channel’s American Pickers flagship store and a Jack Daniels whiskey outlet. The Marathon Motor Works museum displays five of the eight original Marathon vehicles in the original showroom. Shops close around 5pm, so the trolley passes by in the evening.
Ryman Auditorium
The tour passes the Ryman Auditorium, a historic music venue known for its role in Nashville's musical past.
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
This museum honors musicians from all genres and instruments. Its timeline starts at the beginning of recorded music, and inductees are nominated by members of the American Federation of Musicians and other industry professionals.
Music Row
The trolley travels through Music Row, the area that houses many recording studios, music publishing offices, and related businesses central to Nashville’s music industry.
The tour departs from Marathon Motor Works 1200 Clinton Street, Nashville TN, 37203. In front of the Marathon Motor Works Building. Guests must check in 20 min prior to tour time.
End point
Tour boards and departs from the gravel lot next to the Hyatt House parking garage. Guests must check in 20 min prior to tour time.