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Civil Rights Tour of Nashville, a fascinating journey through the rich history of the Civil Rights Movement right here in the heart of Music City! This Nashville walking tour will take you on a captivating exploration of the city’s pivotal role in the pursuit for equality and inclusion.

What to Expect

Our tour begins at the Nashville Visitors Center. As we stroll through the beautiful downtown district, you’ll learn about the courageous students who participated in sit-ins, protests, and other nonviolent demonstrations, igniting a powerful wave of change during the 1960s and present-day.

Continuing our Nashville walking tour, we’ll make our way to the iconic National Museum of African American Music, located in the a bustling hub for African American businesses, entertainment, and culture.

In the same building, you’ll learn the story of two famous Black-owned restaurants with amazing food called Princes Hot Chicken and Slim & Huskies.

Next, we’ll visit the Civil Rights Room, serving as Nashville’s Civil Rights Museum at the Nashville Public Library, a captivating space dedicated to preserving the stories, documents, and artifacts of the movement. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in interactive exhibits, personal testimonies, and captivating displays.

No Civil Rights Tour of Nashville would be complete without a visit to the famous Woolworth on 5th, a historic site where courageous activists staged sit-ins to protest segregation. At this landmark, you’ll walk in the footsteps of local heroes and envision the bravery and determination of those who fought for justice in this very place.

Our Nashville walking tour will continue down, Rep. John Lewis Way, this vibrant street became a thriving center for civil rights activism, as it witnessed the emergence of influential leaders and organizations fighting for equality and integration.

We’ll conclude the tour with reflection and discussion as we pay tribute to his extraordinary legacy and the ongoing pursuit of equality.

Join us on this enlightening journey through Nashville’s Civil Rights history and discover the stories of those who challenged the status quo, pursued freedom, and paved the way for a more just society.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this immersive Nashville walking tour that celebrates the triumphs and struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. Book your spot today and prepare to be inspired!

Fine Print Information

• The tour will proceed rain or shine.
• Tour stops are subject to potential modifications without prior notification, ensuring the highest quality and relevance of the tour content.
• Children under the age of 4 can join the tour free of charge. Please note that a maximum of two children per adult at no cost is allowed to maintain a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

About
Civil Rights Tour of Nashville, a fascinating journey through the rich history of the Civil Rights Movement right here in the heart of Music City! This Nashville walking tour will take you on a captivating exploration of the city’s pivotal role in the pursuit for equality and inclusion. What to Expect
Our tour begins at the Nashville Visitors Center. As we stroll through the beautiful downtown district, you’ll learn about the courageous students who participated in sit-ins, protests, and other nonviolent demonstrations, igniting a powerful wave of change during the 1960s and present-day.
Continuing our Nashville walking tour, we’ll make our way to the iconic National Museum of African American Music, located in the a bustling hub for African American businesses, entertainment, and culture.
In the same building, you’ll learn the story of two famous Black-owned restaurants with amazing food called Princes Hot Chicken and Slim & Huskies.
Next, we’ll visit the Civil Rights Room, serving as Nashville’s Civil Rights Museum at the Nashville Public Library, a captivating space dedicated to preserving the stories, documents, and artifacts of the movement. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in interactive exhibits, personal testimonies, and captivating displays.
No Civil Rights Tour of Nashville would be complete without a visit to the famous Woolworth on 5th, a historic site where courageous activists staged sit-ins to protest segregation. At this landmark, you’ll walk in the footsteps of local heroes and envision the bravery and determination of those who fought for justice in this very place.
Our Nashville walking tour will continue down, Rep. John Lewis Way, this vibrant street became a thriving center for civil rights activism, as it witnessed the emergence of influential leaders and organizations fighting for equality and integration.
We’ll conclude the tour with reflection and discussion as we pay tribute to his extraordinary legacy and the ongoing pursuit of equality.
Join us on this enlightening journey through Nashville’s Civil Rights history and discover the stories of those who challenged the status quo, pursued freedom, and paved the way for a more just society.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this immersive Nashville walking tour that celebrates the triumphs and struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. Book your spot today and prepare to be inspired! Fine Print Information The tour will proceed rain or shine. Tour stops are subject to potential modifications without prior notification, ensuring the highest quality and relevance of the tour content. Children under the age of 4 can join the tour free of charge. Please note that a maximum of two children per adult at no cost is allowed to maintain a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

About

Civil Rights Tour of Nashville, a fascinating journey through the rich history of the Civil Rights Movement right here in the heart of Music City! This Nashville walking tour will take you on a captivating exploration of the city’s pivotal role in the pursuit for equality and inclusion.

What to Expect

Our tour begins at the Nashville Visitors Center. As we stroll through the beautiful downtown district, you’ll learn about the courageous students who participated in sit-ins, protests, and other nonviolent demonstrations, igniting a powerful wave of change during the 1960s and present-day.

Continuing our Nashville walking tour, we’ll make our way to the iconic National Museum of African American Music, located in the a bustling hub for African American businesses, entertainment, and culture.

In the same building, you’ll learn the story of two famous Black-owned restaurants with amazing food called Princes Hot Chicken and Slim & Huskies.

Next, we’ll visit the Civil Rights Room, serving as Nashville’s Civil Rights Museum at the Nashville Public Library, a captivating space dedicated to preserving the stories, documents, and artifacts of the movement. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in interactive exhibits, personal testimonies, and captivating displays.

No Civil Rights Tour of Nashville would be complete without a visit to the famous Woolworth on 5th, a historic site where courageous activists staged sit-ins to protest segregation. At this landmark, you’ll walk in the footsteps of local heroes and envision the bravery and determination of those who fought for justice in this very place.

Our Nashville walking tour will continue down, Rep. John Lewis Way, this vibrant street became a thriving center for civil rights activism, as it witnessed the emergence of influential leaders and organizations fighting for equality and integration.

We’ll conclude the tour with reflection and discussion as we pay tribute to his extraordinary legacy and the ongoing pursuit of equality.

Join us on this enlightening journey through Nashville’s Civil Rights history and discover the stories of those who challenged the status quo, pursued freedom, and paved the way for a more just society.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this immersive Nashville walking tour that celebrates the triumphs and struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. Book your spot today and prepare to be inspired!

Fine Print Information

• The tour will proceed rain or shine.
• Tour stops are subject to potential modifications without prior notification, ensuring the highest quality and relevance of the tour content.
• Children under the age of 4 can join the tour free of charge. Please note that a maximum of two children per adult at no cost is allowed to maintain a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

About
Civil Rights Tour of Nashville, a fascinating journey through the rich history of the Civil Rights Movement right here in the heart of Music City! This Nashville walking tour will take you on a captivating exploration of the city’s pivotal role in the pursuit for equality and inclusion. What to Expect
Our tour begins at the Nashville Visitors Center. As we stroll through the beautiful downtown district, you’ll learn about the courageous students who participated in sit-ins, protests, and other nonviolent demonstrations, igniting a powerful wave of change during the 1960s and present-day.
Continuing our Nashville walking tour, we’ll make our way to the iconic National Museum of African American Music, located in the a bustling hub for African American businesses, entertainment, and culture.
In the same building, you’ll learn the story of two famous Black-owned restaurants with amazing food called Princes Hot Chicken and Slim & Huskies.
Next, we’ll visit the Civil Rights Room, serving as Nashville’s Civil Rights Museum at the Nashville Public Library, a captivating space dedicated to preserving the stories, documents, and artifacts of the movement. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in interactive exhibits, personal testimonies, and captivating displays.
No Civil Rights Tour of Nashville would be complete without a visit to the famous Woolworth on 5th, a historic site where courageous activists staged sit-ins to protest segregation. At this landmark, you’ll walk in the footsteps of local heroes and envision the bravery and determination of those who fought for justice in this very place.
Our Nashville walking tour will continue down, Rep. John Lewis Way, this vibrant street became a thriving center for civil rights activism, as it witnessed the emergence of influential leaders and organizations fighting for equality and integration.
We’ll conclude the tour with reflection and discussion as we pay tribute to his extraordinary legacy and the ongoing pursuit of equality.
Join us on this enlightening journey through Nashville’s Civil Rights history and discover the stories of those who challenged the status quo, pursued freedom, and paved the way for a more just society.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this immersive Nashville walking tour that celebrates the triumphs and struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. Book your spot today and prepare to be inspired! Fine Print Information The tour will proceed rain or shine. Tour stops are subject to potential modifications without prior notification, ensuring the highest quality and relevance of the tour content. Children under the age of 4 can join the tour free of charge. Please note that a maximum of two children per adult at no cost is allowed to maintain a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Tour Overview
Private, group tour only. See the best of the city at your own pace with a premium sightseeing bus tour exploring history, art, music, shopping and food. Although we do not own or operate tour buses we offer step-on guides services for a fully curated experience.

What We’ll Do
Civil Rights & Black History Bus Tour is a bus tour exploring civil rights history, the civil rights legacy of the city, and Black history. Together we'll embark on a heritage trail learning about defining moments in history.
On this fully narrated bus tour, you’ll uncover how courageous students from historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) fought for equality and won. Along with civil rights, you'll learn African American history.
We’ll say goodbye at one of Nashville’s most flavorful soul food restaurants that serve traditional southern-style meals.
This tour will continue rain or shine.
This tour is only offered as a private tour option. Pricing
Included in the rates below are the costs for a professional step-on guide, city tour that is curated and narrated, optimal route coordination, organizing with the bus driver, as well as providing local knowledge and assistance at stops for shopping, eating, and exploring. Prices are per bus. Bus tours are offered year-round.


Have a bus but need a tour guide?
While we specialize in walking tours, we're happy to share our expertise with groups by bus too. We do not own or operate tour buses but offer step-on guide services to provide your group with a fully narrated bus tour of African American History in Nashville.

Duration
2 hours About
United Street Tours private group walking tour is a guided tour that is exclusively designed for a specific group of people, often friends, family, colleagues, students, or a combination of these. Unlike public tours where individuals or small groups join a larger tour with strangers, this private group tour offers a more personalized and intimate experience tailored to the interests and preferences of your specific group. Benefits:
Flexibility: Private group tours offer greater flexibility in terms of scheduling. You can choose the dates and times that best suit your group.
Bespoke experience: Adjustments to the itinerary can be made to accommodate specific requests. Go beyond typical sightseeing, offering tailor-made journeys crafted to suit each group's individual tastes.
Close Interaction with the guide: More opportunity for direct interaction with the tour guide. This allows for a more in-depth understanding of the destination, as group members can ask questions and engage in discussions.
Group bonding or team building: Strengthen relationships and gain a shared understanding. Why Choose Our Tour:
5-star rated, award-winning tours – a unique experience that goes beyond the mainstream, offering a fresh perspective with a local guide. Best for
School & University
Corporate & Conferences
Family Outings & Friend Groups
Sorority and Fraternity Groups
International Groups