Self-guided audio walking tour of Knoxville's musical heritage

• A walking tour experience available through the app that allows for hands-free navigation • Flexibility to proceed at your own pace and access anytime; the tour does not have an expiration • Visit historic locations, music venues, and key streets in Knoxville • Access to the Walking Tour through the dedicated app (not affiliated with Viator)

• Admission is not included as the tour takes place entirely outdoors. • A human guide is not provided since the tour is led by a walking tour application.

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Infants and young children may use prams or strollers • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Transportation methods are accessible for wheelchairs • All locations and surfaces can accommodate wheelchairs • Appropriate for varying levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• The tour concludes outside the Knoxville County Courthouse, where its history will be explained. • A stop occurs at 319 North Gay Street to discuss Dolly Parton's beginnings in the area. • The tour includes a stop at the Melting Pot, where Garth Brooks performed before gaining fame. • Visit one of Knoxville's most interesting alleys and discover its transformation into Graffiti Alley. • Learn about the history of the square and its connection to music. • Discover Tennessee's association with women's suffrage and the story of the statue present here. • Find out the reason behind a man rowing a boat on the sidewalk during the tour. • Explore these locations and many more while walking through Knoxville to learn about its history and musical heritage.