Please see below for important information
01/18/2020 & 01/19/2020 (Saturday and Sunday)   IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Due to the Titans Watch Party,  on Saturday 1/18, Sunday 1/19, the Soul of Music City night tour will depart from 138  5th Ave N. (at the Old Town Trolley Depot located on the corner of 5th Ave N. & Commerce St.) Please check-in at this location by 6:45pm.  Due to road closures, we will not be able to drive down lower Broadway or walk the Pedestrian Bridge.
Must be 18 years old to participate in this tour.
Our night tour will still be two hours long. The portions of the tour that we will not be able to see/drive by are lower Broadway, The Ryman Auditorium and the Pedestrian Bridge.
We will still be able to cover everything else— The Rock Block, Centennial Park, Midtown, Music Row, The Gulch, Rhythm and Blues of Jefferson Street, Musicians Hall of Fame & Printer’s Alley. We will be extending our stop time at the live music venue from 30 minutes to 45 minutes. We will also be treating each guest to two complimentary beverages at the live music venue.
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Thompson Hotel

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Located at 401 11th Avenue South, the Thompson Hotel offers luxury accommodations in the Gulch, one of Nashville’s trendy neighborhoods. The 12-story boutique hotel features 224 guest rooms that provide an authentic Music City experience. The lobby has a vintage turntable where patrons can play a selection from the hotel’s library of vinyl records. Tapestries and other pieces of art, including works by local artisans, are on display throughout the property. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Gulch and afford views of the Nashville skyline.

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Hotel Dining

Patrons enjoy on-site dining and nightlife. The Thompson Hotel is home to Killebrew, a coffee shop open for breakfast and lunch. Eat a full meal or grab a quick bite before exploring Nashville’s popular attractions. Killebrew is also open Friday and Saturday nights. The Marsh House offers fresh seafood amid a modern décor. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as weekend brunch, it offers a menu of traditional Southern and New South dishes with fresh farm-to-table ingredients. Patrons can enjoy happy hour specials and amazing nighttime views from L.A. Jackson, the hotel’s rooftop bar. Celebrate a special occasion or just unwind after work. The lounge also offers a dinner and late night menu.

Travel Tips

nashville state capitolLike many Nashville hotels, the Thompson has a variety of special offers throughout the year. These include holiday, spa and shopping packages. The hotel collaborates with Imogene and Willie to provide guests with an in-room clothing tailoring session. Enjoy a massage and a relaxing soak with a spa program as well as package deals for your holiday getaway. The pet-friendly hotel offers 24-hour concierge service, complimentary Wi-Fi and a fitness center.

You can easily reach Nashville hotels like the Thompson and view numerous popular Music City attractions using the Old Town Trolley. There is no need to worry about parking or navigating congested city streets with this popular sightseeing tour.

Things to See and Do Nearby

The Thompson Hotel is located on the same block as the famous award-winning Station Inn. Opening in 1974, this live music venue is renowned for hosting local and headline bluegrass artists.

The Frist Center for the Visual Arts hosts a variety of rotating exhibits in its 24,000 square feet of gallery space. The museum is housed in the historic Old Post Office. Constructed in 1934, the monumental building is the starting point for the Art Walk that takes place the first Saturday of each month.

nashville union stationUnion Station is the former railroad terminal. The historic late Victorian Romanesque Revival-style building is a storied city landmark. In addition to Tiffany stained glass and marble floors, the edifice has oak-accentuated doors and walls as well as gold-accented bas-relief figurines.

Situated at the northern end of Music Row where 16th Avenue North meets Division Street, Owen Bradley Park honors the musical producer known for creating the Nashville Sound. The dog-friendly park contains a bronze likeness of the songwriter sitting at a piano.

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