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Music City’s best.
Nashville's 10 most popular music city attraction tickets, 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.
Reserve a seat at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry with free parking, multi-artist country shows, and easy voucher redemption at Opry Mills.
Most Popular“Wonderful experience even if you are not into country music. The venue was great the performers were all fantastic. We had great seats. Looking forward to going again.”
Nashville ticket to Musicians Hall of Fame and GRAMMY Gallery. Play instruments, sing with legends, and see iconic artifacts for $28.
“We spent about an hour here. If we had been with more people, we may have spent a little more time in the interactive area. Interesting artifacts and information.”
Step inside Belmont Mansion with a short interpreter intro, self-guided rooms, rose gardens, and an exhibit on labor. $18 ticket.
“Absolutely stunning place! Worth every penny,imagine in summer even nicer. Fabulous staff, overall great experience, worth visit!”
Step into a music-themed wax museum at Opry Mills, then consider a Wax & Wine add-on with five tastings at Amber Falls Winery.
“The wax figures were amazing! So realistic! One time my wife was sure that one of the figures was a real person. She crept up to it and had to touch it to convince herself it wasn’t a real person and she was waiting for a jump-scare the whole time!”
Nashville Zoo any-day admission with skip-the-line entry, daily shows, and hands-on animal encounters for a flexible family wildlife day.
“Well laid out, can be enjoyed within 2 hrs, and fun to interact with kangaroos.”
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.
“The Nashville Fun Pass was an excellent choice and made our trip so much easier and more enjoyable! We started with the Hop-On Hop-Off bus, which is absolutely the best way to get an overview of the city. It’s convenient, fun, and you learn so much history while spotting secret little gems along the way.…”
Step into Nashville’s music spotlight at Madame Tussauds in Opry Mills, with interactive wax scenes featuring icons across decades.
“I thought there would have been more of the all time greats”
Hard Rock Cafe Nashville prix-fixe dinner on Broadway: choose Acoustic or Electric menus, drinks, dessert, and included taxes and gratuities.
“Super disappointed. The reservation never said a time. It only showed hours of operation and what came with the purchase meal. We got there at 3pm and they told us the tickets weren’t good until 5pm. We ended up paying for these tickets and had to buy our meal there, basically paying twice for the…”
Hard Rock Cafe Nashville offers a 90-minute 2- or 3-course meal on Broadway, plus music memorabilia and a Rock Shop gift with purchase.
“the food was delicious and they have a good music mix for the memorabilia. however, the upstairs was closed for a private event so we couldn't see the whole Beatles room they have...”
Private Nashville walk with a local guide, drinks and snacks, live local music, and Johnny Cash Museum admission included.
“I have been a big fan of Johnny Cash and finally I got to see his museum. It was worth the trip to Nashville from Bakersfield CA.”
From the honky-tonks to the Opry to the whiskey trail, and every way to spend a night in Music City.
