Whether you’re traveling with a flock of your best [adult] friends, or your crew is made up of small humans who are still learning the basics of arithmetic, Nashville has plenty of activities that people of all ages can genuinely enjoy. So for your next trip, take a look at our Eight Family-Friendly Activities in Nashville:

Aside from moseying in and out of Music City’s infamous honkey tonks down on Broadway, one of the most popular tourist activities in Nashville is a creative endeavor that we like to call Mural Hunting. Similar to hunting game, mural hunting is an activity in which groups of adults strategically traverse the city in search of capturing images of Nashville’s most beautiful, iconic, and Instagram-worthy murals. iPhones in hand, people brave long lines and inclement weather to capture the shot. We’ll do anything for some likes on the ‘gram, won’t we!?

We are open for business and running tours.

We are so incredibly Thankful that our staff and their homes were not damaged by the tornado. Downtown Nashville was largely unaffected and our restaurants are still operational.

As you have probably heard, a terrible tornado swept through Nashville in the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 3rd.

Treating your team to one of our top-rated A Little Local Flavor food tours is just the ticket to excite and engage your team. And having hosted corporate tours for companies big and small (including Amazon, American Express, Cheddar’s restaurants, and Vivial Marketing, to name a few) we’re confident that our tours are just the ticket for your next team outing.

Highlighting one of this town’s most fascinating historical neighborhoods, as well as the movers, shakers, and spirit-makers that have turned it into a true destination, we’re launching our brand new Marathon Village Spirits Tour beginning the first weekend in March! 

With social lives that often revolve around eating and drinking, being the person on Whole 30, Keto, Paleo, Sober January, or whatever diet has struck your fancy this year can be a bit of a buzzkill if you want to maintain your social schedule and spend time with friends. But not on our watch.