Nashville Historic Electric Bike Tour with Personal Audio and Helmet
by Wander Nashville
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Nashville offers a two-hour electric bike tour covering its key historic and musical neighborhoods. The tour starts in downtown Nashville where guests meet a certified local guide and receive a helmet, safety vest, and an electric bike. A personal listening device provides live narration, music, and stories about over 200 years of Middle Tennessee history. Riders cycle through Music Row, home to many recording studios and labels linked to famous artists like Taylor Swift and Johnny Cash. The route includes Lower Broadway, known for live music venues, and Printer's Alley, Nashville’s original entertainment district. The tour also visits Marathon Village, a former vehicle factory now hosting local artisans and shops. The ride continues through the Gulch neighborhood with its hotels, restaurants, and public art, and passes landmarks such as Nissan Stadium and Bridgestone Arena, major venues for sports and concerts. Stops also include the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, and the historic Ryman Auditorium. Other points along the way are Nashville Municipal Auditorium, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, Tennessee State Capitol, Vanderbilt University’s southern edge, the "What Lifts You" mural in the Gulch, and Union Station hotel. The tour also features RCA Studio B on Music Row, known as the birthplace of the Nashville Sound. The ride is on varied terrain with electric assist to ease pedaling. The full experience includes about 10 minutes of orientation, approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes cycling, and a short intermission. The company provides all necessary equipment and offers exclusive discounts for other tours and attractions. Gratuities are not included. Riders must be able to mount, dismount, and operate an adult electric bike safely throughout the tour and meet weight and health restrictions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Downtown Nashville
The tour begins in downtown Nashville where guests meet their certified guide and receive all equipment needed for the ride, including helmets and safety vests. This central location allows easy access to the city’s main sights.
5 min
Music Row
This neighborhood hosts most of Nashville’s recording studios, record labels, and music businesses. It is famous as the place where artists like Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, and Johnny Cash have recorded hit songs.
10 min
Lower Broadway, Nashville
Known as the "Honky Tonk Highway," this five-block strip of music venues is the live-music center of Music City. Unlike the record studio area called "Music Row," this neighborhood is focused on drinking, listening to live music, and dancing from 10am to 3am daily. Visitors pass landmarks including Ole Red, Luke's 32 Bridge, Acme Feed and Seed, Kid Rock's, Hard Rock Cafe, Robert's Western World, and John Rich's Redneck Riviera.
Ryman Auditorium
Called the Mother Church of Country Music, this historic venue has hosted the Grand Ole Opry and is recognized as a National Historic Landmark and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame site.
Printer's Alley
Printer's Alley is Nashville's original live entertainment district, known for its live music venues, clubs, and history of burlesque and speakeasies. Famous visitors include Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra.
5 min
Marathon Village
A former vehicle manufacturing factory turned arts and shopping district, Marathon Village contains local craft stores, the Jack Daniels Store, Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and Antique Archeology.
5 min
The Gulch
This growing upscale neighborhood features hotels, restaurants, shops, and public art such as the "What Lifts You" wings mural. It includes the Station Inn and historic Union Station hotel exterior.
10 min
Nissan Stadium
Home stadium for the NFL Tennessee Titans, Nissan Stadium hosts football games, large stadium tours, college bowl games, and the CMA Festival during summer.
Bridgestone Arena
The arena hosts the NHL Nashville Predators and many indoor events including concerts, March Madness basketball, circuses, and award shows.
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
One of the largest museums dedicated to American vernacular music, it holds an extensive collection of musical artifacts and has been operating since 1964.
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
This museum honors session musicians and artists behind the scenes across all music genres and instruments.
Nashville Municipal Auditorium
A historic venue hosting large concerts and events, it has featured artists like Elvis Presley, Aerosmith, Lionel Richie, and award ceremonies such as the CMT and Dove Awards.
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
Opened to mark Tennessee's 200th anniversary, this park offers numerous attractions and photo spots popular with visitors and locals.
10 min
Tennessee State Capitol
The seat of Tennessee's government including legislative chambers and the governor's office. Free tours offer views of downtown Nashville from this Greek Revival building.
Vanderbilt University
The tour briefly passes the southern edge of Vanderbilt’s campus, a prominent university known for its iron fencing and magnolia trees.
What Lifts You Mural
This mural in the Gulch neighborhood features white lace wings on black background by artist Kelsey Montague, a popular photo spot depending on crowd and weather.
Union Station
Once a major rail hub, this restored historic building now operates as a luxury hotel and marks the gateway between western neighborhoods and downtown Nashville.
RCA Studio B
Built in 1957 on Music Row, this studio is known as the birthplace of the Nashville Sound. It is famous for hosting Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and others during Nashville's recording heyday.
5 min
Music Row
The tour revisits this famous area known for studios linked to artists like Elvis, Dolly, Kenny Chesney, Loretta Lynn, Sting, Beyonce, Adele, and Taylor Swift.
10 min
Meeting point
Located IN the entrance of the parking garage, look for the yellow "Wander Nashville" entrance sign. Please include "North" when typing address in GPS (144 5th Avenue NORTH, Nashville, TN)
End point
Located IN the entrance of the parking garage, look for the yellow "Wander Nashville" entrance sign. Please include "North" when typing address in GPS (144 5th Avenue NORTH, Nashville, TN)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Nashville Historic Electric Bike Tour with Personal Audio and Helmet
by Wander Nashville
Choose from 1 available option
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.$139.98Overview
Nashville offers a two-hour electric bike tour covering its key historic and musical neighborhoods. The tour starts in downtown Nashville where guests meet a certified local guide and receive a helmet, safety vest, and an electric bike. A personal listening device provides live narration, music, and stories about over 200 years of Middle Tennessee history. Riders cycle through Music Row, home to many recording studios and labels linked to famous artists like Taylor Swift and Johnny Cash. The route includes Lower Broadway, known for live music venues, and Printer's Alley, Nashville’s original entertainment district. The tour also visits Marathon Village, a former vehicle factory now hosting local artisans and shops. The ride continues through the Gulch neighborhood with its hotels, restaurants, and public art, and passes landmarks such as Nissan Stadium and Bridgestone Arena, major venues for sports and concerts. Stops also include the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, and the historic Ryman Auditorium. Other points along the way are Nashville Municipal Auditorium, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, Tennessee State Capitol, Vanderbilt University’s southern edge, the "What Lifts You" mural in the Gulch, and Union Station hotel. The tour also features RCA Studio B on Music Row, known as the birthplace of the Nashville Sound. The ride is on varied terrain with electric assist to ease pedaling. The full experience includes about 10 minutes of orientation, approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes cycling, and a short intermission. The company provides all necessary equipment and offers exclusive discounts for other tours and attractions. Gratuities are not included. Riders must be able to mount, dismount, and operate an adult electric bike safely throughout the tour and meet weight and health restrictions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Downtown Nashville
The tour begins in downtown Nashville where guests meet their certified guide and receive all equipment needed for the ride, including helmets and safety vests. This central location allows easy access to the city’s main sights.
5 min
Music Row
This neighborhood hosts most of Nashville’s recording studios, record labels, and music businesses. It is famous as the place where artists like Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, and Johnny Cash have recorded hit songs.
10 min
Lower Broadway, Nashville
Known as the "Honky Tonk Highway," this five-block strip of music venues is the live-music center of Music City. Unlike the record studio area called "Music Row," this neighborhood is focused on drinking, listening to live music, and dancing from 10am to 3am daily. Visitors pass landmarks including Ole Red, Luke's 32 Bridge, Acme Feed and Seed, Kid Rock's, Hard Rock Cafe, Robert's Western World, and John Rich's Redneck Riviera.
Ryman Auditorium
Called the Mother Church of Country Music, this historic venue has hosted the Grand Ole Opry and is recognized as a National Historic Landmark and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame site.
Printer's Alley
Printer's Alley is Nashville's original live entertainment district, known for its live music venues, clubs, and history of burlesque and speakeasies. Famous visitors include Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra.
5 min
Marathon Village
A former vehicle manufacturing factory turned arts and shopping district, Marathon Village contains local craft stores, the Jack Daniels Store, Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and Antique Archeology.
5 min
The Gulch
This growing upscale neighborhood features hotels, restaurants, shops, and public art such as the "What Lifts You" wings mural. It includes the Station Inn and historic Union Station hotel exterior.
10 min
Nissan Stadium
Home stadium for the NFL Tennessee Titans, Nissan Stadium hosts football games, large stadium tours, college bowl games, and the CMA Festival during summer.
Bridgestone Arena
The arena hosts the NHL Nashville Predators and many indoor events including concerts, March Madness basketball, circuses, and award shows.
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
One of the largest museums dedicated to American vernacular music, it holds an extensive collection of musical artifacts and has been operating since 1964.
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum
This museum honors session musicians and artists behind the scenes across all music genres and instruments.
Nashville Municipal Auditorium
A historic venue hosting large concerts and events, it has featured artists like Elvis Presley, Aerosmith, Lionel Richie, and award ceremonies such as the CMT and Dove Awards.
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
Opened to mark Tennessee's 200th anniversary, this park offers numerous attractions and photo spots popular with visitors and locals.
10 min
Tennessee State Capitol
The seat of Tennessee's government including legislative chambers and the governor's office. Free tours offer views of downtown Nashville from this Greek Revival building.
Vanderbilt University
The tour briefly passes the southern edge of Vanderbilt’s campus, a prominent university known for its iron fencing and magnolia trees.
What Lifts You Mural
This mural in the Gulch neighborhood features white lace wings on black background by artist Kelsey Montague, a popular photo spot depending on crowd and weather.
Union Station
Once a major rail hub, this restored historic building now operates as a luxury hotel and marks the gateway between western neighborhoods and downtown Nashville.
RCA Studio B
Built in 1957 on Music Row, this studio is known as the birthplace of the Nashville Sound. It is famous for hosting Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and others during Nashville's recording heyday.
5 min
Music Row
The tour revisits this famous area known for studios linked to artists like Elvis, Dolly, Kenny Chesney, Loretta Lynn, Sting, Beyonce, Adele, and Taylor Swift.
10 min
Meeting point
Located IN the entrance of the parking garage, look for the yellow "Wander Nashville" entrance sign. Please include "North" when typing address in GPS (144 5th Avenue NORTH, Nashville, TN)
End point
Located IN the entrance of the parking garage, look for the yellow "Wander Nashville" entrance sign. Please include "North" when typing address in GPS (144 5th Avenue NORTH, Nashville, TN)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.