
Grand Ole Opry Country Music Show: Standard Seating Admission
Nashville's ultimate live music experience
- 2 hrs
- Wheelchair accessible
Learn about the Battle of Franklin in its most important locations
The experience
On the morning of 1 December 1864, the small town of Franklin (population: 750) woke up to 9,500 casualties resulting from the clash of Union and Confederate forces. Some of the bloodiest hours in the Civil War took place here, and during this tour you'll have the chance to visit key sites in the battle, including 19th-century homes, the Carter House and Lotz House.
During your day-long trip, you'll also be given the chance to explore Franklin. Take some time to enjoy the modern-day counterpart where you can eat, shop and view a few historic sites on your own. After lunch, you'll meet again and journey to Carnton. History abounds here and your guide will provide emotional tales that may shed some new light on the war.
Where to go
Riverfront Train Station, 108 South 1st Avenue
View meeting point mapLocal timezone: America/ChicagoBefore you book
Wheelchair accessibility: ADA-compliant vehicles are available if you provide a 48-hour notice.
Children under 4 join for free, please select a free ticket for them.
Swap your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket when you board the trolley at the Riverfront train station, 108 South 1st Avenue, Nashville.
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