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Bowling Green Trolley Tours & Rentals Announces Historic City Tours
Monday, April 3, 2023


Bowling Green Trolley Tours & Rentals is pleased to announce that we are starting our Historic City Tours! These tours begin at the National Corvette Museum and will pass Reservoir Hill, Fort CF Smith, Fountain Square, Circus Square, Western Kentucky University, the Historic RailPark & Train Museum and more!

The Trolley is a fully narrated tour highlighting the vibrant history of our beautiful city! On this ride, you can learn how Bowling Green got its name, find out why the city was occupied by the Union and Confederacy during the Civil War, discover how it emerged from the ashes of war to become a popular tourist destination and the home of one America’s most iconic sports cars.

Blending modern amenities with rustic charm and sensibility, our 34 passenger trolley is perfectly suited for a variety of public and private events. The Bowling Green Trolley is fully accessible to passengers with physical limitations, and seating for up to two wheelchairs is available upon request.

Tickets now available for purchase at www.BGTrolleyTours.com!

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