Nashville is the epicenter of country music - it's the city that founded country music, it's where you'll find live music day and night streaming from rows of honky tonks lining Lower Broadway, and it's home to country's most famous stage, the revered Grand Ole Opry! Spend a few days in Nashville to discover the creative energy, the hidden gems, the history and history in the making; your tour of Nashville and backstage tour of the Grand Ole Opry will take you to some of the best attractions! With ideal locations throughout the downtown and midtown areas, the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel, Bankers Alley and DoubleTree Hotels welcome both visitors and locals to enjoy the pride of the city, curated art exhibitions, cultural programming, culinary offerings and the excitement of Nashville's nightlife!

Get ready for the ultimate country music Nashville bucket-list item: a backstage tour of the Grand Ole Opry! Walk in the footsteps of country music's superstars and get an exclusive look into what happens behind the scenes of the show that made country music famous. A knowledgeable tour guide will share a few of the many stories about the Opry and the country music superstars that have played here, from the past to the present, from Minnie Pearl to Carrie Underwood. See photos from some of the Grand Ole Opry's biggest moments in history and walk through the artist's entrance, where new stars, superstars and the legends of country music enter the building on the night of a show. There might even be an opportunity to step on stage and into the famed wooden circle as countless musicians and artists have done for many years! Additionally, the tour may include a stop at Studio A, a live television studio and the former home of the hit television variety show Hee Haw, which aired from 1969 until 1992. You'll also see some of the 18 artist dressing rooms, decorated with a unique theme honoring a country music legend and enjoy a video from Grand Ole Opry members Blake Shelton or Darius Rucker, who will offer their personal perspectives on what it's like behind the scenes at the Opry.

Discover Nashville on a morning or afternoon sightseeing adventure. It all begins with a downtown hotel pickup, then hit the road in a comfortable motor coach for a clear view of Music City's sights and sounds. Pass by well-known sites like historic Riverfront Park, Schermerhorn Symphony Center, the Tennessee State Capitol, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, Nissan Stadium (home to the NFL's Tennessee Titans), the Parthenon in Centennial Park and much more. Then spend some time inside the historic Ryman Auditorium, considered the "Mother Church of Country Music" and one of the great music venues in the world, and visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum for a self-guided tour of this $37 million, interactive musical experience. Along the way, hear incredible stories and facts from the experienced tour guide about Music City's past and present.

Experience the city pride, soul and heartbeat of Nashville when you choose between three exceptional hotels. The soulfully inspired Loews Vanderbilt Hotel puts you in midtown across from Vanderbilt University in the West End, off the tourist path, just minutes from downtown's music venues and renowned attractions, and one mile from Broadway. An art-filled hotel in downtown Nashville, the Bankers Alley Hotel features curated exhibits and southern cuisine at Gray & Dudley. And downtown Nashville sits on your doorstep when you stay at the DoubleTree, which is next to Printer's Alley and a few blocks from the entertainment of Broadway! No matter where you stay, you'll create amazing memories as you immerse yourself in the local music scene and vibrant nightlife!