Experience Nashville’s Holiday Lights: A Festive Evening BYOB Tour
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; mostly seated or moderate walking during brewery stop
Overview
Join the Holiday Lights Public Tour in Nashville for an unforgettable evening of dazzling light displays, a festive brewery stop, and a photo moment at the State Capitol Christmas Tree. Discover why this BYOB experience is a must-do seasonal adventure in Tennessee’s capital.
Holiday Lights Public Tour
Enjoy an evening dashing through the city with friends!
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About This Adventure
Experience the magic of the holiday season on this BYOB tour, featuring 45 minutes of dazzling neighborhood lights, a festive brewery stop with a pint, and a photo opportunity at the State Capital Christmas Tree. Enjoy a delightful Christmas playlist, candy canes, and a special gift, making it a memorable night out.
BYOB 21+ Holiday Lights Tour
Tour includes: ● 45 minutes of neighborhood Holiday Lights viewing ● (1) pint at the brewery stop during the tour. (30 minutes) ● (1) stop at the State Capital Christmas Tree for photo ops ● Photo ops both on and off the trolley (weather permitting) ● A special gift from Music City Brew Hop ● Candy canes and complimentary bottled water ● An awesome Christmas playlist!
Important Information regarding your tour: Tours depart at 5:00pm and 7:30pm sharp - we cannot wait for you to arrive or checkout at Donut Distillery - if you miss the departure you can join the tour at the brewery (half way point)
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Own Beverage
This BYOB tour lets you customize your drinks—bring something you’ll enjoy responsibly during the trip.
Dress for Nashville Winter Evenings
Temperatures can drop after dark—layer warmly to stay comfortable during the outdoor portions of the tour.
Charge Your Phone
Ensure your phone is fully charged for photos and navigation on the evening outing.
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive a few minutes before departure to check in and settle in comfortably.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban squirrels active even in winter
- Occasional hawks soaring above the cityscape at dusk
History
Nashville’s State Capitol building, finished in 1859, remains a central landmark and gathering spot during holiday festivities.
Conservation
Tour operators encourage minimal waste practices and responsible drinking to keep the community safe and clean.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm Jacket
Keeps you comfortable during chilly evening walks through illuminated neighborhoods.
winter specific
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Good footwear is important even for short walks between stops.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture memorable photos at the Christmas tree and light displays.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the evening, especially if enjoying alcoholic beverages.