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less than 12 locations … no history of honky tonks, musician history, no location info outside of downtown area.
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Come see Nashville with us! This walking tour of downtown Nashville is just under 2 miles and takes about 2-3 hours. We'll visit 12 historic sites, including beautifully restored Union Station, Printers Alley, and the Capitol Building. Appropriate for tourists and locals of all ages.
Two Buck Tours allow you the flexibility you want: go when you want, with whom you want. Rain? Take a break and resume later. It's like having your own personal guide, at a fraction of the cost. No schedules, no crowds, no worries.
Each tour includes maps, directions, photos, text, and narration in English. Once downloaded, it's self-contained on your device - no internet connection needed.
Not visiting anytime soon? The narrative and photos will give you a taste of the city.
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Two Buck Tours allow you the flexibility you want: go when you want, with whom you want. Rain? Take a break and resume later. It's like having your own personal guide, at a fraction of the cost. No schedules, no crowds, no worries.
Each tour includes maps, directions, photos, text, and narration in English. Once downloaded, it's self-contained on your device - no internet connection needed.
Not visiting anytime soon? The narrative and photos will give you a taste of the city.
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Explore Nashville Reviews
Excellent experience
We had a wonderful time seeing the sites of Nashville. The tour ends up being around 2 miles but it is manageable, and we had people of all ages. Really enjoyed this.
Tour app well done
I liked that this was a walking tour, with directions and a map from place to place, and that the sights were indeed walkable. It was almost like having a private guided tour - but way cheaper. It was a good way to see Nashville.
Waste of money
Almost entirely devoid of content.
Very helpful
This was a fun way to explore downtown Nashville. The train station was my favorite stop, and Tootsie's was my wife's. We liked that it was a walking tour and that we could stop whenever we wanted... we'll be looking for more tours in other cities.
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App Info
- Category
- Travel
- Publisher
- Rothrock Group
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 2.9 (4 years ago )
- Released on
- Oct 18, 2010 (14 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Singapore, Austria, Australia, Vietnam, Germany, Hong Kong SAR China, Hungary, Russia, Greece, Algeria, Finland, India, Türkiye, France, Portugal, Taiwan, Thailand, Israel, Ireland, Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Dominican Republic, Spain, Lebanon, Indonesia, Switzerland, Chile, Norway, Netherlands, Belarus, Sweden, Italy, Brazil, Poland, Belgium, Peru, Egypt, Czechia, Canada, Denmark, Argentina, China, Ukraine, South Africa, Romania, Kuwait, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Philippines, Pakistan, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Colombia
- Last Updated
- 4 months ago
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