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Want to see Nashville beyond the touristy country music scene?

NASHVILLE
BLACK HISTORY TOURS

Unlike most Nashville walking tour companies, we show you the hidden culture that many residents and visitors don't know exists. Tours are full of diversity and great for all age groups.

POPULAR NASHVILLE WALKING TOURS

United Street Tours offers a series of 5-star rated, historical Nashville walking tours that are led and curated by locals. Our Nashville walking tours embrace those pieces of black history in Nashville that have been ripped apart and buried beneath the bricks of the main-stream. Together, we will unearth the fragments and piece them together with extraordinary stories that leave you more educated and inspired to become bridge builders in your community.

ABOUT

United Street Tours offers a unique angle to Nashville tours by introducing you to the people, history, food, and art of black culture that is often overlooked.

We’re on a mission as dedicated Nashville tour guides to increase your awareness, leave you feeling hopeful, inspired, and empowered to find ways to protest injustices, build bridges, and contribute to the community.

Put simply, we aim to inspire others to #WalkUnited.

WHY TOUR WITH US?

SEE WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING...

“Our Nashville walking tour guide was full of amazing stories about black history and the black community in Nashville. We left the tour inspired to become change agents in our community. Very encouraging tour and excellent storytelling! The tour lasted an appropriate amount of time while introducing us to lesser known [sic] black history leaders like Black Bob and the Mckissack brothers. Our tour guide was flexible and friendly. Due to the cold winter weather, we ended our tour in a historic restaurant called Woolworth on 5th. At Woolworth, we learned about Paul LaPrad, a white college student who participated in the civil rights movement and took a behind-the-scenes tour of where the sit-ins actually happened. I would highly recommend this tour to everyone visiting Nashville and anyone seeking a diverse perspective.”

SHENNA, S.

TripAdvisor

“The Civil Rights Movement Walking Tour was remarkable! This is the best walking tour experience in Nashville. Nashville has a lot to offer in terms of country music and entertainment but it was a great opportunity to tap into the city’s diversity by taking this tour. We talked about key civil rights leaders in Nashville such as Congressman John Lewis and the role that black, as well as white people, played. It was a life-changing experience.”