Nashville Adventures Blog

Spend the Day of the Dead honoring Nashville’s past among its historic cemeteries. From country music legends to Civil War soldiers and city founders, these sacred grounds tell the story of Music City — and Nashville Adventures offers private cemetery tours to help you explore them with reverence and respect.

If you’ve ever stood on the steps of the Tennessee State Capitol and looked down toward Broadway, you might’ve wondered: Why here?  Why...

Nashville isn’t just about country music and honky tonks — it’s a city where history lingers around every corner. From the legendary stage of the Ryman Auditorium to the stately halls of the Tennessee State Capitol, Nashville’s landmarks tell the story of a city shaped by pioneers, politics, and culture. Whether you’re strolling Bicentennial Mall, exploring Civil War history at Fort Negley, or wandering through Germantown’s charming streets, each site offers a glimpse into th

Nashville, Tennessee, is a city bursting with energy, culture, and history. Whether you're a music lover, a foodie, or someone who enjoys...

Nashville is a city that invites exploration on foot. From vibrant neighborhoods to scenic parks, walking is one of the best ways to...

When the West Point Entrepreneur Summit  came to Nashville, we had the honor of leading a custom corporate tour that blended history,...

Nashville’s history is full of larger-than-life figures — and some may not have left. From President Polk to Adelicia Acklen, discover the famous dead Nashvillians whose ghosts still haunt the city today.

Andrew Jackson wasn’t the kind of man to fade quietly into history. On Nashville ghost tours, his story is still told — not just as a president, but as a restless spirit. From phantom footsteps to soldiers swearing they heard his booming voice, Old Hickory’s presence may still echo through the streets of Nashville.

President James K. Polk shaped the nation, but his restless spirit may still linger in Nashville. From tragic death to multiple reburials, his haunting legacy makes the Tennessee State Capitol one of the city’s most intriguing ghostly sites.

1887 Map of the Battle of Nashville, courtesy of The Library of Congress Most folks come to Nashville for the music, the food, and the...

Nashville, often called Music City, is a place where music lives and breathes in every corner. Its rich history has shaped it into a...

The State Capital If you’ve ever been on a Nashville ghost tour, or just found yourself walking downtown after dark with a weird chill...

If you’ve ever been on a Nashville History Tour  with us, you know we’re not in the business of rattling off dates and pointing at...

Joelton, Tennessee, a rural suburb nestled on the edge of Davidson County, wasn't always known by that name. In the 1800s, it went by a different, more idyllic one: Paradise Ridge . But one March night in 1897, Paradise Ridge became the site of one of the most horrifying and unsolved crimes in Tennessee’s history. A Family of Settlers Jacob and Pauline Ade were German immigrants raising their six children on a sprawling 410-acre farm. Known in the community for their generosi

Ever wonder why cocktails in Nashville seem more expensive than the menu price suggests? Believe it or not, it all goes back to...

While Jack may be the most well-known, Nashville is no slouch in the whiskey business. The city has been producing Tennessee whiskey since it opened its first distillery in 1787!

Nashville Adventures sampling Bourbon at a local Distillery Why is bourbon so confusing? It seems like every country music song mentions...

By Paul Whitten, Founder of Nashville Adventures When you’re walking the streets of Nashville on one of our history tours, you’ll hear...

Before the nation ever voted itself dry, Tennessee was already tossing out the moonshine. In fact, the Volunteer State enacted statewide...

Unlocking the Secrets Behind Honky-Tonks, Heroes, and Hidden History of Music City’s Most Famous Street When most people think of Broadway in Nashville, they picture neon lights and live music pouring from every window. They envision a parade of cowboy boots heading for the nearest rooftop bar. And hey—you're not wrong! But behind the bright lights and party vibes is a street steeped in unexpected history. Whether you're a first-timer or a repeat visitor, here are 5 Fun Facts