America's Music Cities
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America's Music Cities
Enjoy a finger-snapping, toe-tapping time on a tour of America’s most famed musical cities – New Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville. Experience New Orleans, where jazz, food and fun are always on the menu. Explore New Orleans with a tour highlighting the city’s musical history and influence. Spend 2 nights in Memphis, "birthplace of the blues," and tour Elvis Presley’s Graceland decked out for the holidays. Marvel at the more than two million holiday lights along with acres of stunning décor at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville. Create your own Goo Goo Cluster Candy at a chocolate-making lesson. Enjoy reserved seats at the Grand Ole Opry. See where country legends recorded hit tunes at RCA Studio B. Delight in a magical holiday dinner and show at the Opryland Resort. Discover America’s musical legacy wrapped in dazzling lights and seasonal décor.
Enjoy a finger-snapping, toe-tapping time on a tour of America’s most famed musical cities – New Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville. Experience New Orleans, where jazz, food and fun are always on the menu. Explore New Orleans with a tour highlighting the city’s musical history and influence. Spend 2 nights in Memphis, "birthplace of the blues," and tour Elvis Presley’s Graceland decked out for the holidays. Marvel at the more than two million holiday lights along with acres of stunning décor at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville. Create your own Goo Goo Cluster Candy at a chocolate-making lesson. Enjoy reserved seats at the Grand Ole Opry. See where country legends recorded hit tunes at RCA Studio B. Delight in a magical holiday dinner and show at the Opryland Resort. Discover America’s musical legacy wrapped in dazzling lights and seasonal décor.
7 Nights
Starting At
$3,599.00
USD
November 30, 2025 through December 07, 2025
Book by:
November 26, 2025 7:00 PM
Land Only Price
ID: 8386365
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Highlights
America's Music Cities
French Quarter
One of the most unique city scales in the country, New Orleans French Quarter is a harmonious blend of French, Spanish, American and African cultures. The Vieux Carre, as it is known, is characterized by wrought iron balconies, courtyards, Creole restaurants and jazz music.
Jazz Revue
Discover why New Orleans is known as the “Birthplace of Jazz” when you take in a spirited jazz revue at a local French Quarter jazz club. Listen to the world famous sounds that emanated from New Orleans!
Grammy Museum
Graceland
Located in Memphis, Tennessee, this 13-acre estate was the last home of music legend Elvis Presley. Originally established as a farm during the American Civil War, Elvis purchased the property in 1957 and spent two decades here before his death in 1977. Graceland has become a modern pilgrimage site for fans.
Civil Rights Tour
Ryman Auditorium
One of Nashville's premier entertainment locations, this live performance venue was completed in 1892. Nicknamed the "Carnegie Hall of the South," the auditorium's history includes performances from Harry Houdini, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt and concerts from Enrico Caruso. Home of the Grand Ole Opry for three decades, the Ryman is at the center of Nashville's musical legacy.
Hands-on Chocolate-making Lesson
Test your culinary skills at a hands-on chocolate-making lesson. Delve into the history of chocolate making, perhaps even trying a sample or two! Learn the secrets of this beloved craft and treasure a taste of the local flavor.
Grand Ole Opry Show
The Grand Ole Opry was created by an insurance company as a radio show in service to the public as a means to advertise insurance policies. Launched in the 1920s, the Opry quickly became the launch pad for many music greats. Today the worlds longest running live radio program, the Grand Ole Opry is the backbone of American Country Music.
Historic RCA Studio B
Built in the late 1950s RCA Studio B quickly became the home of the "Nashville Sound." The Hitmakers of Studio B are country music legends, including Dolly Parton, Chet Atkins and Willie Nelson, just to name a few. Today the studio functions as a cultural attraction for visitors and a classroom for local students learning sound and recording technology.
Country Music Hall of Fame
This museum in downtown Nashville tells the history of country music from its pre-commercial roots to modern times. The story is told through visual exhibits, photography and recorded songs.
Gaylord Opryland Resort Dinner & Holiday Show
This sprawling resort hotel has everything a fan of country music could want. Blending southern hospitality with a wide array of dinning, shopping and entertainment options, it the perfect jumping off point to explore Nashville. Settle in for a spectacular dinner and holiday show at the glorious Gaylord Opryland Resort. Experience a country Christmas, complete with music and dance that will leave a smile on your face.
Delta River Flat Boat or Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride
In Nashville, you have the choice between two activities. Your first option is to enjoy a leisurely flat boat ride on the indoor river in the Opryland Resort's Delta atrium. Take in the sites and sounds of holidays at the Gaylord while enjoying the light displays. Your second option is to bundle up and take an outdoor horsedrawn carriage at night to see the hotel grounds strong with holiday lights including the beautiful southern magnolias.Delta River Flat Boat at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel (Default)Activity Level: 1Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride at the Gaylord Opryland HotelActivity Level: 1
French Quarter
One of the most unique city scales in the country, New Orleans French Quarter is a harmonious blend of French, Spanish, American and African cultures. The Vieux Carre, as it is known, is characterized by wrought iron balconies, courtyards, Creole restaurants and jazz music.
Jazz Revue
Discover why New Orleans is known as the “Birthplace of Jazz” when you take in a spirited jazz revue at a local French Quarter jazz club. Listen to the world famous sounds that emanated from New Orleans!
Grammy Museum
Graceland
Located in Memphis, Tennessee, this 13-acre estate was the last home of music legend Elvis Presley. Originally established as a farm during the American Civil War, Elvis purchased the property in 1957 and spent two decades here before his death in 1977. Graceland has become a modern pilgrimage site for fans.
Civil Rights Tour
Ryman Auditorium
One of Nashville's premier entertainment locations, this live performance venue was completed in 1892. Nicknamed the "Carnegie Hall of the South," the auditorium's history includes performances from Harry Houdini, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt and concerts from Enrico Caruso. Home of the Grand Ole Opry for three decades, the Ryman is at the center of Nashville's musical legacy.
Hands-on Chocolate-making Lesson
Test your culinary skills at a hands-on chocolate-making lesson. Delve into the history of chocolate making, perhaps even trying a sample or two! Learn the secrets of this beloved craft and treasure a taste of the local flavor.
Grand Ole Opry Show
The Grand Ole Opry was created by an insurance company as a radio show in service to the public as a means to advertise insurance policies. Launched in the 1920s, the Opry quickly became the launch pad for many music greats. Today the worlds longest running live radio program, the Grand Ole Opry is the backbone of American Country Music.
Historic RCA Studio B
Built in the late 1950s RCA Studio B quickly became the home of the "Nashville Sound." The Hitmakers of Studio B are country music legends, including Dolly Parton, Chet Atkins and Willie Nelson, just to name a few. Today the studio functions as a cultural attraction for visitors and a classroom for local students learning sound and recording technology.
Country Music Hall of Fame
This museum in downtown Nashville tells the history of country music from its pre-commercial roots to modern times. The story is told through visual exhibits, photography and recorded songs.
Gaylord Opryland Resort Dinner & Holiday Show
This sprawling resort hotel has everything a fan of country music could want. Blending southern hospitality with a wide array of dinning, shopping and entertainment options, it the perfect jumping off point to explore Nashville. Settle in for a spectacular dinner and holiday show at the glorious Gaylord Opryland Resort. Experience a country Christmas, complete with music and dance that will leave a smile on your face.
Delta River Flat Boat or Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride
In Nashville, you have the choice between two activities. Your first option is to enjoy a leisurely flat boat ride on the indoor river in the Opryland Resort's Delta atrium. Take in the sites and sounds of holidays at the Gaylord while enjoying the light displays. Your second option is to bundle up and take an outdoor horsedrawn carriage at night to see the hotel grounds strong with holiday lights including the beautiful southern magnolias.Delta River Flat Boat at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel (Default)Activity Level: 1Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride at the Gaylord Opryland HotelActivity Level: 1
Hotels
America's Music Cities
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
500 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA, United States
The Inn at Ole Miss
120 Alumni Dr, University, MS 38677, Oxford, MS,
The Guest House at Graceland
3600 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, TN, United States
Gaylord Opryland Resort
2800 Opryland Dr., Nashville, TN, United States
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
500 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA, United States
The Inn at Ole Miss
120 Alumni Dr, University, MS 38677, Oxford, MS,
The Guest House at Graceland
3600 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, TN, United States
Gaylord Opryland Resort
2800 Opryland Dr., Nashville, TN, United States
Highlights
America's Music Cities
French Quarter
One of the most unique city scales in the country, New Orleans French Quarter is a harmonious blend of French, Spanish, American and African cultures. The Vieux Carre, as it is known, is characterized by wrought iron balconies, courtyards, Creole restaurants and jazz music.
Jazz Revue
Discover why New Orleans is known as the “Birthplace of Jazz” when you take in a spirited jazz revue at a local French Quarter jazz club. Listen to the world famous sounds that emanated from New Orleans!
Grammy Museum
Graceland
Located in Memphis, Tennessee, this 13-acre estate was the last home of music legend Elvis Presley. Originally established as a farm during the American Civil War, Elvis purchased the property in 1957 and spent two decades here before his death in 1977. Graceland has become a modern pilgrimage site for fans.
Civil Rights Tour
Ryman Auditorium
One of Nashville's premier entertainment locations, this live performance venue was completed in 1892. Nicknamed the "Carnegie Hall of the South," the auditorium's history includes performances from Harry Houdini, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt and concerts from Enrico Caruso. Home of the Grand Ole Opry for three decades, the Ryman is at the center of Nashville's musical legacy.
Hands-on Chocolate-making Lesson
Test your culinary skills at a hands-on chocolate-making lesson. Delve into the history of chocolate making, perhaps even trying a sample or two! Learn the secrets of this beloved craft and treasure a taste of the local flavor.
Grand Ole Opry Show
The Grand Ole Opry was created by an insurance company as a radio show in service to the public as a means to advertise insurance policies. Launched in the 1920s, the Opry quickly became the launch pad for many music greats. Today the worlds longest running live radio program, the Grand Ole Opry is the backbone of American Country Music.
Historic RCA Studio B
Built in the late 1950s RCA Studio B quickly became the home of the "Nashville Sound." The Hitmakers of Studio B are country music legends, including Dolly Parton, Chet Atkins and Willie Nelson, just to name a few. Today the studio functions as a cultural attraction for visitors and a classroom for local students learning sound and recording technology.
Country Music Hall of Fame
This museum in downtown Nashville tells the history of country music from its pre-commercial roots to modern times. The story is told through visual exhibits, photography and recorded songs.
Gaylord Opryland Resort Dinner & Holiday Show
This sprawling resort hotel has everything a fan of country music could want. Blending southern hospitality with a wide array of dinning, shopping and entertainment options, it the perfect jumping off point to explore Nashville. Settle in for a spectacular dinner and holiday show at the glorious Gaylord Opryland Resort. Experience a country Christmas, complete with music and dance that will leave a smile on your face.
Delta River Flat Boat or Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride
In Nashville, you have the choice between two activities. Your first option is to enjoy a leisurely flat boat ride on the indoor river in the Opryland Resort's Delta atrium. Take in the sites and sounds of holidays at the Gaylord while enjoying the light displays. Your second option is to bundle up and take an outdoor horsedrawn carriage at night to see the hotel grounds strong with holiday lights including the beautiful southern magnolias.Delta River Flat Boat at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel (Default)Activity Level: 1Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride at the Gaylord Opryland HotelActivity Level: 1
French Quarter
One of the most unique city scales in the country, New Orleans French Quarter is a harmonious blend of French, Spanish, American and African cultures. The Vieux Carre, as it is known, is characterized by wrought iron balconies, courtyards, Creole restaurants and jazz music.
Jazz Revue
Discover why New Orleans is known as the “Birthplace of Jazz” when you take in a spirited jazz revue at a local French Quarter jazz club. Listen to the world famous sounds that emanated from New Orleans!
Grammy Museum
Graceland
Located in Memphis, Tennessee, this 13-acre estate was the last home of music legend Elvis Presley. Originally established as a farm during the American Civil War, Elvis purchased the property in 1957 and spent two decades here before his death in 1977. Graceland has become a modern pilgrimage site for fans.
Civil Rights Tour
Ryman Auditorium
One of Nashville's premier entertainment locations, this live performance venue was completed in 1892. Nicknamed the "Carnegie Hall of the South," the auditorium's history includes performances from Harry Houdini, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt and concerts from Enrico Caruso. Home of the Grand Ole Opry for three decades, the Ryman is at the center of Nashville's musical legacy.
Hands-on Chocolate-making Lesson
Test your culinary skills at a hands-on chocolate-making lesson. Delve into the history of chocolate making, perhaps even trying a sample or two! Learn the secrets of this beloved craft and treasure a taste of the local flavor.
Grand Ole Opry Show
The Grand Ole Opry was created by an insurance company as a radio show in service to the public as a means to advertise insurance policies. Launched in the 1920s, the Opry quickly became the launch pad for many music greats. Today the worlds longest running live radio program, the Grand Ole Opry is the backbone of American Country Music.
Historic RCA Studio B
Built in the late 1950s RCA Studio B quickly became the home of the "Nashville Sound." The Hitmakers of Studio B are country music legends, including Dolly Parton, Chet Atkins and Willie Nelson, just to name a few. Today the studio functions as a cultural attraction for visitors and a classroom for local students learning sound and recording technology.
Country Music Hall of Fame
This museum in downtown Nashville tells the history of country music from its pre-commercial roots to modern times. The story is told through visual exhibits, photography and recorded songs.
Gaylord Opryland Resort Dinner & Holiday Show
This sprawling resort hotel has everything a fan of country music could want. Blending southern hospitality with a wide array of dinning, shopping and entertainment options, it the perfect jumping off point to explore Nashville. Settle in for a spectacular dinner and holiday show at the glorious Gaylord Opryland Resort. Experience a country Christmas, complete with music and dance that will leave a smile on your face.
Delta River Flat Boat or Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride
In Nashville, you have the choice between two activities. Your first option is to enjoy a leisurely flat boat ride on the indoor river in the Opryland Resort's Delta atrium. Take in the sites and sounds of holidays at the Gaylord while enjoying the light displays. Your second option is to bundle up and take an outdoor horsedrawn carriage at night to see the hotel grounds strong with holiday lights including the beautiful southern magnolias.Delta River Flat Boat at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel (Default)Activity Level: 1Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride at the Gaylord Opryland HotelActivity Level: 1
Hotels
America's Music Cities
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
500 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA, United States
The Inn at Ole Miss
120 Alumni Dr, University, MS 38677, Oxford, MS,
The Guest House at Graceland
3600 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, TN, United States
Gaylord Opryland Resort
2800 Opryland Dr., Nashville, TN, United States
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
500 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA, United States
The Inn at Ole Miss
120 Alumni Dr, University, MS 38677, Oxford, MS,
The Guest House at Graceland
3600 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, TN, United States
Gaylord Opryland Resort
2800 Opryland Dr., Nashville, TN, United States
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True adventures go beyond incredible destinations or inclusive packages. Collette delivers a sense of possibility across all seven continents.
Since 1918, we have been sharing our love of travel. Today our worldwide travel collection features comprehensive land tours, river cruises, rail journeys, small group tours, family trips, garden holidays and more. With Collette, wake each morning on tour with a new experience in front of you, and when your head hits the pillow, you will know it has been an amazing day. Best of all - we seamlessly handle the details. All you have to do is enjoy the adventure.
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