Slavery to Freedom Walking Tour of Nashville

On the Slavery to Freedom Walking Tour of Nashville get ready for exploring the Nashville and the things you are going to see are incredibly awesome. You would never have experienced such kind of unique things previously in your life anywhere. It is a walking tour. Stories of slaves live that how they used to live and which kind of work they preferred most is what makes the stories and place wonderful. With the growth of Nashville, the city was named the second biggest slave port in Tennessee. Most of the slaves arrived in the city through transatlantic trade.

The first that you are going to learn on the Slavery to Freedom Walking Tour of Nashville is the history of Lower Broadway, the most visited street and site in Nashville. Afterward, we will take you to the peaceful Riverfront Park, a beauty of unique richness, indeed. Slaves traveled through the Cumberland river to bound themselves for inhumane working conditions, followed by freedom. Pay a visit to the Fort Nashborough, which is the replica of Nashville Settlement of the 1700s. It is absolutely an outdoor museum. Later in the day, we will explore the Public Square, known well among the public because a slaved man owned his tavern and then taken great care of Nashville’s elite. We will take you to the Music City also that was hidden until recently.

After Slavery to Freedom Walking Tour of Nashville, you will be able to learn much about Nashville and its rich history!