Best of Nashville City Sightseeing Tour on Double Decker Bus is a one-hour open-air bus loop from Gray Line Tennessee, booking from $34.95 per person at our August 2, 2026 check. Best of Nashville is the operator's name for the product, not our verdict on it. This is a general sightseeing tour and not a ghost tour, and its 2,897 Viator reviews are not part of any haunted-tour count on this site. That review base is the largest of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for by a wide margin, more than three times the next one, and it holds a 4.6. The thing to understand before booking is the format: of thirteen itinerary entries, twelve are flagged as pass-bys and the thirteenth is the operator's own depot, so you ride and look, and you do not get off.
| Detail | What the listing shows |
|---|---|
| From price | $34.95 per person (checked August 2, 2026) |
| Duration | 1 hour (checked August 2, 2026), the shortest of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for |
| Format | Open-air double decker bus with a professional driver and guide. Twelve of the thirteen itinerary entries are flagged as pass-bys and the last is the operator's own depot, so nothing on this tour is a stop you get out at (checked August 1, 2026). |
| When | Not captured in the listing data we verified. No departure time is published here; take it from the booking page. |
| Ages | Booking bands run infant 0 to 3, child 4 to 11 and adult 12 to 99 (checked August 1, 2026). The listing publishes no age sentence, so the bands are what we print. |
| Group size | Posted maximum of 40 travelers, the joint largest of the six (checked August 1, 2026) |
| Meeting point | The Gray Line ticket booth at the Riverfront Train Station, 108 1st Avenue South, Nashville TN 37201 (checked August 1, 2026) |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible, transportation wheelchair accessible and stroller accessible (checked August 1, 2026). Among the fullest accessibility lines in our Nashville set. |
| Included | The one-hour city bus tour, the open-air double decker bus and a driver and guide. The operator's own copy also claims over 100 points of interest; that is its wording, not a count we have verified (checked August 1, 2026). |
| Cancellation | Free cancellation flagged at our August 2, 2026 check. Confirm the window on the booking page before you pay. |
| Rating | 4.6 from 2,897 Viator reviews (checked August 2, 2026), the largest review base of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for |
| Operator | Gray Line Tennessee. We do not run this tour. |
Who it suits
Visitors who want a one-hour orientation loop of the city by open-air double decker before they commit to anything else, at $34.95 with free cancellation at our August 2, 2026 check. Its accessibility lines are among the fullest of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for, covering the tour, the transportation and strollers, and it carries child and infant booking bands, so alongside the family-framed Ghosts of Nashville walk it is one of only two all-ages options in that set. It is not for anyone who wants to get off and look at anything, because the itinerary is a pass-by list, and it is not for anyone who wants a small group, since the posted cap of 40 is the joint largest in the set. If it is ghosts you are after rather than sightseeing, our Nashville ghost tours comparison is the right page. One booking note: the booking link still carries an older name for this product, so do not be surprised when the checkout page reads differently from the title above.
Questions people ask
How long is it, and how big is the group?
One hour, with a posted maximum of 40 travelers and free cancellation at our August 2, 2026 check. No departure time is published in the listing data we verified, so take it from the booking page.
Can children come, and is it accessible?
The booking bands are infant 0 to 3, child 4 to 11 and adult 12 to 99, and at our August 1, 2026 check the listing stated that the tour and its transportation are wheelchair accessible and that it is stroller accessible.
Where does it start, and do we get off the bus?
It starts at the Gray Line ticket booth at the Riverfront Train Station, 108 1st Avenue South. You stay aboard: twelve of the thirteen itinerary entries are flagged as pass-bys and the thirteenth is the operator's own depot, so this is a ride-and-look loop rather than a stop-and-explore tour.
