Nashville Bachelorette Party
& Girls Trip Guide

A guided tour of Nashville's most Instagram-famous murals and hidden photo spots, with mimosas and light bites included. The guide knows the angles, the lighting, and the timing. You get professional-quality group photos without hiring a photographer. Coordinate outfits for the best results.

A hop-on, hop-off trolley that visits 7 local breweries across East Nashville and Germantown. Choose where to get off, stay as long as you want, and catch the next trolley. Non-beer options at most stops: cider, seltzer, mead. Start at noon and you'll hit 4 to 6 breweries comfortably before dinner.

A private golf cart tour that combines one hour of sightseeing, one hour of mural hopping, and one hour of distillery tastings (moonshine, whiskey, and vodka). You cover serious ground without walking miles in heels, and the distillery tastings at the end set the tone for the evening perfectly.

A 1 to 2 hour walking tour with a professional photographer who captures posed and candid shots at Nashville's best murals. Edited digital photos delivered next day. Skip the selfie stick and the random stranger photo. This is how you get the group shots that actually end up framed.

Electric bikes through East Nashville's best street art, hidden alleyways, and neighborhood gems. The local guide shares the stories behind each piece. A completely different perspective from the golf cart and walking tours, and the electric assist means zero sweat. Book a morning slot to beat the heat.

A private golf cart tour to Nashville's best local boutiques and vintage shops. A great second-day activity when the group wants something slower-paced but still wants to see the city. The guide customizes the route, and you'll find one-of-a-kind pieces you can't get at home. Back to the hotel in time for a pre-dinner nap.

A collection of small, independently owned shops along Fatherland Street in East Nashville. Vintage clothing, handmade jewelry, local art, candles, and gifts you can't find anywhere else. The kind of place where every shop is owned by the person behind the counter. Walk the strip, pop into whatever catches your eye, and grab coffee or lunch at one of the neighborhood spots nearby.

Nashville's most walkable shopping strip with a mix of local boutiques, national brands, and great lunch spots. Draper James (Reese Witherspoon's shop), Imogene + Willie, and a dozen other stores worth browsing. The "I Believe in Nashville" mural is here too. Pair it with brunch at Frothy Monkey or Bartaco and you've got a full morning.

A repurposed historic auto factory that's now home to local shops, studios, and Nelson's Green Brier Distillery. Handmade leather goods, Nashville-made candles, a record shop, and the kind of creative, maker-driven retail that makes Nashville feel like Nashville. The distillery is right there too if your group wants to add a whiskey tasting to the afternoon.

A roundtrip shuttle from Nashville to Arrington Vineyards, co-owned by Kix Brooks of Brooks and Dunn. Rolling hills, wine tastings, live music on weekends, and one of the most photogenic settings near Nashville. The shuttle handles transportation so your whole group can taste freely. About 25 miles south, and it feels like a different world from Broadway.

A guided tour of Nashville's oldest winery and historic mansion, followed by a complimentary wine tasting. Belle Meade is about 10 minutes from downtown and pairs Southern history with wine in a way that feels uniquely Nashville. Beautiful grounds for group photos. A more refined option for groups that want something beyond the Broadway party scene.

A guided wine and chocolate pairing experience at Nashville Barrel Company downtown. Learn to pair flavors, taste through a curated selection, and enjoy a genuinely elegant hour that gives your group something to talk about besides last night's honky-tonk. A perfect early evening activity before dinner reservations.

Create your own custom Goo Goo Cluster with a chocolate expert at the Goo Goo Shop on Broadway. Hands-on, interactive, and genuinely fun for groups. The shop also offers "Goos and Booze" pairings with wine and whiskey. A sweet, low-key activity that gives the bride something to take home.

An award-winning lingerie boutique in Germantown, featured in Goop and national fashion magazines. Book a private after-hours session for your group: professional fittings, a beautiful Parisian-style space, and you can bring your own champagne (they'll keep it chilled). $15 to reserve. Groups are also welcome to stop by during regular hours, Wednesday through Sunday. Book a private session for 5:15pm and walk next door to Henrietta Red for dinner.

Create a custom face oil while sipping wine and learning about natural skincare ingredients. A relaxed, luxurious activity that works especially well for brides and groups in their late 20s and 30s. In the heart of East Nashville, so you can head to the neighborhood's wine bars and restaurants afterward.

Permanent bracelets and a charm bar inside the historic Nashville Arcade downtown. Walk-ins welcome, and the shop doubles as a photo backdrop. A quick, meaningful stop that gives everyone in the group a matching keepsake from the trip. The permanent bracelet trend started with places like this, and this is one of the best in the city.

The most popular bachelorette activity in Nashville. BYOB, your own playlist, a rolling bar with a sound system, and a route through downtown that gets cheers and high-fives from every block. Morning, afternoon, and evening rides available. Weekend spots book out weeks in advance.

A custom-built, open-air bus with a massive sound system, VIP bartender, LED lighting, and room for 25 people. The depot pre-party includes a full bar, frozen cocktails, live music, and a custom trucker hat bar. The bus passes Nashville's most iconic sights while the bartender keeps drinks flowing. Rowdy in the best way.

A rolling drag show through downtown Nashville with larger-than-life performers, over-the-top costumes, and interactive performances. Part comedy show, part pop concert, part group sing-along. Keeps the whole group together (no splitting up) and guarantees everyone has a story to tell. Book earlier in the weekend to set the tone.

Another pedal-powered party option with a BYOB policy and a different route than the Sprocket Rocket. If the Sprocket Rocket is booked for your dates, this is the move. Same concept, same energy, and the group bonding happens the second you start pedaling. Book well in advance for weekends.

A guided bar crawl through hand-picked venues: Broadway honky-tonks, rooftop lounges, and tucked-away speakeasies. You get fast-tracked entry (no long lines), curated drink specials, and zero planning stress. A great first-night activity, especially when some of the group doesn't know each other yet. Popular weekends sell out fast.

Two Nashville icons in one guided evening: hot chicken at a local institution and Tennessee whiskey tastings at a distillery. The guides keep the energy high and the experience educational. Pairs perfectly with a night on Broadway afterward. Pro tip: go medium spice. Extra hot sounds fun until you're trying to dance later.

Nashville Scene's Best Rooftop Bar seven years running. Panoramic skyline views, seasonal cocktails, and a crowd that skews local. The best place in the city to watch the sun set. Start your rooftop evening here.

Ten stories up with yard games, a pool, cabanas, and DJs on weekends. The Bobby has the most bachelorette-friendly energy of any rooftop downtown. Younger, more relaxed, and designed for groups who want to have fun.

The rooftop bar at Waymore's Guest House on Main Street in East Nashville. 4,000 square feet surrounded by over 500 trees and plants, making it feel more like a garden than a rooftop. Craft cocktails, light bites, and vinyl-only DJ sets on weekends. A completely different energy from Broadway.

On the 13th floor of the Noelle Hotel with craft cocktails, limestone fireplaces, and a partially covered terrace. The calmer, more curated rooftop option for groups that want a drink without the party atmosphere. Great for the first night when everyone's still arriving.

Four floors on Broadway with a rooftop overlooking the Cumberland River and Nissan Stadium. One of the top 20 rooftops in America (iHeart Radio). The crowd is a good mix of locals and visitors, and it's one of the few Broadway spots that feels genuinely elevated.

Modern Mexican food and a serious agave selection on the rooftop of the Canopy by Hilton in the Gulch. Indoor and outdoor bars with panoramic city views and a weekend brunch that pairs well with a late-morning start. Walking distance from L.A. Jackson for an easy two-stop evening.

The social center of Nashville's hotel scene. Music-forward energy, beautiful design, and a rooftop pool that genuinely delivers. The Gulch location puts you close to L.A. Jackson, COA, and the best dinner spots. Best hotel in the city for a group that wants the scene to come to them.

A younger, more relaxed downtown hotel with a rooftop pool, yard games, cabanas, and DJs on weekends. The rooftop feels like a backyard party with a skyline view. Walking distance from Broadway and the best downtown restaurants. The most popular hotel for Nashville bachelorettes.

Stay where the best rooftop bar lives. L.A. Jackson is right upstairs, and you're in the Gulch with every dinner option within walking distance. Smaller and more boutique than the W, with a crowd that leans more local. A great choice for groups that want sophistication over the scene.

Home to White Limozeen, one of Nashville's most Instagram-famous rooftops. The Dolly Parton-themed decor, wading pool, and pink everything make this the most photogenic hotel for a bachelorette. Near Vanderbilt and Midtown, close to the Gulch. The rooftop alone is worth booking here.

Full apartment-style suites in SoBro, steps from Broadway. Kitchens, living rooms, and enough space for your group to actually spread out. Multiple units on the same floor means everyone has their own space but you're all together. The best option for larger groups or trips longer than two nights. A favorite among Nashville bachelorette planners.

A photogenic rooftop pool on Music Row near Midtown, with a playful, music-forward energy. Close to the Gulch and Vanderbilt without the downtown noise. The pool setup is one of the most Instagram-ready in the city. A good pick for groups that want a pool-centric hotel that's still close to everything.