Explore 4 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Nashville

Welcome to our Memphis-to-Nashville road trip! Now, there are probably a billion ways to get from Memphis to Nashville. Okay, maybe not literally a billion — but there are certainly enough that choosing just one wasn't easy. The simplest option is obvious: get on Interstate 40, point the car east, and stay there until Nashville. It's fast, efficient... and that's exactly what we're not going to do. Because this road trip isn't about getting to Nashville as quickly as possible. It's about making the most of the journey between two of America's great music cities. So when we designed this route, we had a few rules. We wanted to keep the trip reasonably efficient, while getting you off the interstate whenever the alternative was worth it. We looked for roads that would take us through small Tennessee towns, beautiful countryside, forests and historic communities rather than simply around them. We wanted stories too — music, barbecue, Civil War history, old railroads, forgotten highways, unusual characters, and the people and places that shaped Tennessee. And every once in a while, when the interstate really is the best option, we'll use it. We're adventurous, not unreasonable. Along the way we'll travel portions of old highways that carried people across Tennessee long before I-40 existed, wind through the countryside of West Tennessee, cross the Tennessee River, discover communities like Lexington, Waverly, McEwen and Dickson, and gradually watch rural Tennessee give way to Nashville. Some places will be worth stopping. Others we'll simply enjoy from the road. And occasionally we'll take you somewhere you probably never would have discovered if you'd just asked your navigation app for the fastest route. That's really the idea behind this tour. Memphis and Nashville are the bookends. But today, the space between them is the story. So get comfortable, enjoy the drive, and don't worry — we'll handle the storytelling. Let's take the long way to Nashville.

Welcome, road-trippers, and thanks for joining me on this Ace RV Rentals tour! Today we’ll be traveling from Virginia into North Carolina, following a route that carries us through some of the most important chapters in American history. Along the way, we’ll pass through colonial towns, Civil War battlefields, and small communities built on farming, railroads, and industry. This isn’t just a road trip — it’s a chance to see how the land itself tells a story. Rivers, fields, and old crossroads remind us of the generations who lived and struggled here, from the earliest settlers to the soldiers of the Civil War, and from farmers and craftsmen to the innovators of today. Our destination is Raleigh, North Carolina’s capital, a city chosen more than two centuries ago for its central location. By the time we arrive, we’ll have traced a journey through landscapes that shaped the nation, ending at the seat of a state still balancing history and progress. So settle in, and let’s begin this drive southward. Our first stop, or drive-by if nobody is stopping, is the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Just follow your navigation and I'll meet you there!

Welcome, fellow adventurers, to a grand Tennessee road trip! This self-guided GPS audio driving tour is your golden ticket to exploring the heart and soul of the Volunteer State, stretching approximately 487 kilometers from the vibrant streets of Nashville to the legendary rhythm of Memphis. Designed for both first-timers eager to hit the highlights and returning tourists looking to delve deeper, this itinerary promises a captivating journey through music history, presidential legacies, natural wonders, and cultural icons. You'll kick off your adventure at the Country Music Hall of Fame, then loop through Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium and the majestic Parthenon. From there, the open road beckons westward, leading you through the serene landscapes of Montgomery Bell State Park and the legendary Loretta Lynn's Ranch. Discover the tranquility of the Buffalo River, pay homage at the Tina Turner Museum, and step back in time at Casey Jones Village. As you approach Memphis, you'll encounter the natural beauty of Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge, before some essential stops in downtown Memphis, including Beale Street, Sun Studio and much more. And Finally, culminate your journey at the iconic Graceland. Get ready for an unforgettable exploration of Tennessee's most popular spots, must-see places, iconic landmarks, and plenty of Instagrammable selfie opportunities! Let's get going! Please follow your navigation to the Country Music Hall of Fame. I'll see ya there!

Welcome to the Historic America & UCPlaces Nashville TN GPS audio walking tour (Downtown Nashville). This tour will lead you on a trek through the heart of Music City – a neighborhood known for its world famous performance venues, outrageous saloon scene, and riveting history. On this journey you’ll see the Mother Church of Country Music, take a ride on the HonkyTonk highway and experience some of the best street art in town. Along the way you’ll visit the tastiest candy store around, see an old brothel in the buckle of the bible belt and step foot where Nashville itself was born. We can’t wait to share this neighborhood with you! To get started, make your way to the southwest corner of Walk of Fame Park at the intersection of Demonbreun Street & John Lewis Way.