Nashville Ghosts
Our Nashville Ghost Tours take you through 8-12 different sites on and around downtown Broadway, each one ratcheting up the tension more and more. Meet your experienced tour guide outside Skull’s Rainbow Room in Printer’s Alley, 222 Printer’s Alley, at least 15 minutes before your tour’s scheduled departure time. The standard tour takes about an hour, and walks you through several landmark locations around Broadway and Printer’s Alley. If you select the extended tour, you will get another 30 minutes of chilling stories and historical locations in the same area!
The Nashville Ghost Tours walking route is a great way to see the amazing sites of downtown Nashville while also getting your fill of the ghostly atmosphere of the city’s most haunted locations. This tour is perfect for first time visitors to Nashville and seasoned locals alike!
Nashville Ghost Tours is also a family-friendly attraction that is suitable for everyone. So, bring your kids, friends, or a date! We’ll make sure that you have an informative, memorable, and slightly terrifying night, all for only $19. Keep in mind that tours fill up quickly, so reserve your spot early through our website!
Nashville has become synonymous with the country music industry. The big three record labels each have dedicated buildings in the city, and virtually every country music star has rolled through the town at some point in their career. Our tour will dig into that side of the city while exploring so much more. Walk with us through Broadway’s active nightlife and find out the sinister secrets hidden in some of the area’s most popular locations. Learn about the bar where Hank Williams Sr. still grabs a drink or the storied history of the legendary Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Ole Opry radio show. Listen to the tragic aftermath of the 2010 floods that devastated the area and added a deep psychic pain to the whole area. What about the mysterious tunnels that snake underneath much of the city and into the Smoky Mountains? The city existed long before the music industry, and while that makes up a large portion of their modern identity, there is a rich history that adds to the depth of the area’s paranormal history. The stories on our tour will likely disturb and frighten you, but they will also provide a fascinating window into a version of the city as it was, and the version you will see today.
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