NASHVILLE
Music City’s best.
Nashville's 7 most popular museums, with what they cost, how long they run and the link to book. The ones a Music City weekend tends to get built around, and how each one actually plays out.
Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame ticket for two floors of country music artifacts, audio, and interactive exhibits, with on-site food and shops.
Most Popular“Neat experience if you love country music. There is not a lot of interactive exhibits but tons of history. Checkin process, parking, and navigation was a breeze. Everyone was very polite.”
Self-guided Country Music Hall of Fame visit in Nashville with interactive exhibits, Hall of Fame plaques, and the Taylor Swift Education Center.
“Love the country music hall of fame. Very insightful and filled with history.”
Nashville ticket to Musicians Hall of Fame and GRAMMY Gallery. Play instruments, sing with legends, and see iconic artifacts for $28.
“If you are a music lover, this is a great place to visit. It’s much more than country music too. Every kind of America music is represented. There are fun interactive displays and it is great.”
Nashville Fun Pass bundles Johnny Cash Museum, RCA Studio (or Hatch Print), plus trolley and moonshine tasting for a planning-light 1–2 day trip.
“Felt this pass was good value for money and ideal to cover a number of sites on a short trip. Really enjoyed the Country Music Hall of Fame and RCA Studio B and also the Johnny Cash Museum. Didn't really think the Moonshine Distillery was worth a visit and the pass only provided a discount…”
Step into the Legends of Country Music Museum for Willie Nelson memorabilia, 35+ artist artifacts, and a huge Nashville gift shop for $11.
“we like a lot of the things inside the store to buy and we like the car outside that was really cool and the museum was great”
Nashville Music Pass bundles 6 major music stops plus a trolley day pass and Ole Smoky tasting, with tickets valid for a year.
“One giant misrepresentation. This tour is nearly impossible to complete in one day, especially a weekend. In the description, it says you can hop on and off the trolley, which leads you to believe that it might be included. Nope! So, lets add another $70 per person. Not to mention one museum is nowhere near…”
Private Nashville walk with a local guide, drinks and snacks, live local music, and Johnny Cash Museum admission included.
“Rick was an excellent guide. He was a true gentleman and knew his way around Nashville quite well. It was a fun time!”
From the honky-tonks to the Opry to the whiskey trail, and every way to spend a night in Music City.
