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15 Best Nashville Tours

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While country music may immediately come to mind when you think of Nashville, this popular city offers plenty more in the way of activities and entertainment, from breweries to nightlife to outstanding cuisine. By picking the right tour, you'll be able to experience whatever side of the Music City you'd like to see. U.S. News identified 15 of the best Nashville tours using traveler opinion and expert input. No matter which one you pick, you're in for a great time.  

Editor's Pick: Old Town Trolley Tours – Nashville Hop On Hop Off Trolley Tour

Price: Adults from $63; kids from $25 Duration: 1.75 hours

U.S. News independently paid to send Kellie Walton , a Tennessee-based travel, food and beverage writer, on this tour to provide readers with an unbiased, first-hand perspective of what to expect. Old Town Trolley Tours – Nashville Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour was selected by our team as an Editor’s Pick thanks to its popularity and favorable user reviews.

Nashville’s allure spreads far beyond the honky-tonks lining Broadway – there’s a world-class food scene, influential history in the Civil Rights and suffrage movements, and even a full-size replica of the Parthenon originally in Athens, Greece. Old Town Trolley Tours’ Hop-on Hop-off option moves visitors through each of these highlights and more, including retail districts Capitol View, the Gulch and Marathon Village, and attractions like the Ryman Auditorium , Country Music Hall of Fame and the Frist Art Museum . In total, it makes 13 stops. Riders are free to disembark and rejoin at any stop to explore the destinations by foot, with trolleys arriving around every half hour.

Throughout the tour, learn behind-the-scenes facts and personal anecdotes from a live local tour guide, such as their favorite dish to order at nearby restaurants, and where famous songs were recorded. The majority of Old Town Trolley Tours drivers moonlight as musicians, and come with insider knowledge of popular venues and recording studios around town. The comfortable trolleys are operational in any weather, with open-air windows that can be sealed quickly with a plastic covering in the event of rain.

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Why we love it:

• Marathon Village, accessible via stop one, houses many Nashville retail options, including a Jack Daniel’s retail store, an amplifier showroom and Antique Archaeology, a store made famous by the reality television show “American Pickers.” 
• Many highly recommended restaurants are within walking distance from several trolley stops. Turn up the heat at Hattie B’s Hot Chicken at stops three and nine, or dine inside an old train station at Stationairy or The Finch at stop six. 
• For those visiting Nashville by car, stops one (Marathon Motor Works), 12 (Nashville Farmers' Market) and 13 (Capitol View) have free street parking within walking distance of trolley stops. 

– Kellie Walton

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iRide Nashville – Downtown Tour Experience

Price: From $75 Duration: 2.5 hourszo

On this tour, you'll roll through 5 miles of downtown Nashville on a Segway and pass key sights, such as the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Tennessee Capitol and Bicentennial Mall. Reviewers say tour guides are friendly, and the Segways provide a quick way to orient yourself with the city and see the sights. Travelers say this tour is especially appropriate for first-time visitors to Nashville.

Tours run at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. daily. Before the tour, guides will give a 30-minute training session on how to safely operate a Segway. Participants must be at least 12 years old. The company also offers an hourlong Music City Snapshot tour through Nashville's entertainment district.

NashTrash Tours – The Jugg Sisters Original Tour

Price: From $50 Duration: 2 hours

For a tour that combines sightseeing in downtown Nashville with a heavy dose of comedy, consider the Jugg Sisters Original Tour. As you travel aboard the company's big pink bus, the Jugg Sisters will entertain you with improv comedy, funny stories and trivia about country music's famous stars. During the tour, you'll pass top Nashville attractions like the Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Reviewers – some of whom are locals – say they laughed until they cried and would take the tour again.

The tour, which runs multiple times weekly at 11 a.m., frequently sells out, so book well in advance. Children younger than 15 are not allowed to participate in the tour due to the mature nature of the jokes (this includes infants). NashTrash Tours also offers two other tours, including one that focuses on the newer side of Nashville.

Really Entertaining Tours – Live Nashville! Walking Tour

Price: From $25 Duration: 2 hours

The Live Nashville! Walking Tour details some of the city's most interesting history, including President Andrew Jackson's famous duel and Johnny Cash's performance on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Tourgoers say the experience is fun, engaging and informative thanks to the knowledgeable, humorous guide. Reviewers also appreciated that the guide wore a microphone, which made it easy to hear his commentary.

Tours run Tuesday through Sunday at 10 a.m. Really Entertaining Tours also runs a Nash Bar Bash tour that visits several bars for live music and dancing; it's available by reservation request only.

Local Tastes of Nashville – Nashville's "GULCH" Neighborhood Tour

Price: From $72 Duration: 3 hours

Eat your way through the hip Gulch neighborhood on this tour. You'll stop at up to five restaurants for samples of pulled pork barbecue, Nashville hot chicken and dessert, among other dishes. You'll start your tour at The Westin Nashville , next to the Music City Center, before walking around the Gulch neighborhood to various restaurants. Tourgoers say the food quality is superb and praise both the guides and the sizable portions (many advise coming hungry).

Tours depart Monday and Thursday through Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Groups are capped at 12 participants, and ticket costs vary by day (weekday tours cost less than weekend tours). Local Tastes of Nashville also runs a food tour through the Germantown neighborhood.

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Music City Rollin' Jamboree

Price: From $38 Duration: 1.5 hours

This tour combines singing, comedy and a bit of sightseeing for a one-of-a-kind experience. On the Music City Rollin' Jamboree bus tour, you'll sing along to country hits and banter with your guides while cruising by attractions like Music Row and downtown Nashville, with a pit stop at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Reviewers say the tour is great fun and stress that the trip is for pure enjoyment, not to see Nashville's top attractions.

Tours run Tuesday through Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. during peak season; offseason hours vary. Patrons must be 21 or older, as the comedy features adult themes.

Walk Eat Nashville – Neighborhood Food Tour (East Nashville Food Tour)

Price: From $109 Duration: 3 hours

On this excursion, tourgoers will stop at five local eateries in the city's creative East Nashville neighborhood, noshing on a variety of savory and sweet dishes. Tour highlights include interactions with the restaurants' chefs, owners and managers, as well as history and stories about this area. Reviewers rave about the delicious food and say they enjoyed the interactions with eatery chefs and owners.

Tours, which are limited to 12 participants, run Fridays and Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. Children are welcome, but they are not eligible for discounted tickets. Walk Eat Nashville also offers tours of downtown and 12South neighborhoods.

Tennessee Whiskey Tours – Jack n' Back Tour

Price: From $121 Duration: 7 hours

Travelers say this tour is a must-do for Jack Daniel's whiskey fans. You'll board an air-conditioned bus and head to the distillery (located about 75 miles south of Nashville), where you'll take the Angel's Share tour, which includes a whiskey tasting. Tour-takers will then explore downtown Lynchburg and enjoy lunch before heading back to Nashville.

Tours pick up at 9 a.m. daily in downtown Nashville; you'll be back in the city around 4 p.m. Tickets include the cost of the Angel's Share tour, but do not cover the cost of lunch. Tours are for adults 21 and older. The company also offers a Tennessee Whiskey Experience tour of three local craft distilleries.

The Redneck Comedy Bus Tour – Nashville Redneck Tour

Price: Adults from $40; kids from $30 Duration: 2 hours

Enjoy a laugh while seeing some of the top sights in Nashville on the Nashville Redneck Tour. You'll learn Nashville trivia and history while riding in a camouflage-print bus. The tour also includes a stop at Ole Smoky Moonshine Distillery. Tourgoers report that the tour is indeed hilarious and the comedian guides are knowledgeable.

Tours are offered daily at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets start at $40 for adults, $35 for seniors and $30 for kids 12 and younger. Just keep in mind: While children are welcome, the Redneck Comedy Bus's content is rated PG-14.

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Walkin' Nashville Music City Legends Tour

Price: Adults from $40; kids from $20 Duration: 2 hours

For a look at old Nashville when the likes of Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and Loretta Lynn were up-and-coming stars, join the Walkin' Nashville Music City Legends Tour. Lead by Bill DeMain, the tour (which is limited to 20 participants) features stories and trivia about the golden era of Nashville, as tourgoers see attractions like Printers Alley, Ryman Auditorium and Tootsie's Orchid Lounge. Reviewers say the tour is enjoyable, noting they learned unique facts about Nashville's history and were amazed at the guide's knowledge.

Tours depart Fridays and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. from April through October.

Green Fleet Bikes – Music City Bike Tour

Price: From $65 Duration: 2.5 hours

According to reviewers, this bike tour offers a great introduction to Nashville. You'll cycle through the streets of downtown, seeing neighborhoods like Germantown, Marathon Village and the Gulch along the way. You'll enjoy expert commentary from your guide throughout the tour. Past patrons say the bike ride is well-paced and not too strenuous, and they also praise the guides for their recommendations on things to see and do in Nashville.

Tours are available Thursday through Saturday at 10 a.m. Standard bicycles and electric bikes are available. Green Fleet also offers bike rentals and private tours.

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Joyride Nashville – Golf Cart Sightseeing Tour

Price: Adults from $45; kids from $25 Duration: 1.5 hours

Travelers can zip through the streets on a golf cart with Joyride Nashville. Local guides share knowledge about the city while they drive the cart past 35 attractions. Guides will even stop the cart at picture-perfect locations so you can get great photos. Reviewers praise guides for their knowledge of the city and engaging, fun commentary. They also say guides are quick to give restaurant and bar recommendations.

Tours are offered hourly every day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Five passengers can ride in each cart, though multiple carts can join the tour for larger groups. Children must be at least 5 years old to participate. If you'd prefer to ride with just your group, you can reserve a private tour. Joyride Nashville also offers cart tours of the city's many murals, as well as tours through the city via monster truck.

Dabble Studio – Taste of Nashville Food & Sightseeing Tour by Van

Price: From $99 Duration: 3 hours

Hop aboard a high-roof, climate-controlled van to sample some of Nashville's signature dishes, including barbecue and hot chicken, on this tour. Between food stops, you'll pass by top city attractions like Bicentennial Mall, Germantown, the Cumberland River and more. According to reviewers, the featured food is delicious and filling, so come hungry. Others applaud the guide's interesting commentary and helpful recommendations.

Tours operate daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Outings are limited to 13 participants ages 14 and older. Dabble Studio also offers a walking tour of the Germantown neighborhood and a downtown food and history walking tour, among other options.

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Nashville Pedal Tavern Tour

Price: From $50 Duration: 1.5 hours

Barhop to Nashville's top honky-tonks by pedaling your way to each one on this bicycle built for 15. Tourgoers 21 and older pedal down Broadway, passing by the Country Music Hall of Fame, Bridgestone Arena and the banks of the Cumberland River, with one stop at a honky-tonk for a drink and one stop for pictures. Keep in mind: If you'd like to drink as you pedal, you'll have to bring your own beverages (no glass containers allowed). Tourgoers say the experience is fun, calling the tour a highlight of their Nashville trip. Reviewers also rave about their guides and laud their excellent music taste.

Tours require at least six riders and depart at multiple times daily.

A Little Local Flavor – Downtown Nashville Food Tour

Price: From $139 Duration: 3 hours

Come hungry and thirsty to this foodie journey through downtown Nashville. This walking tour covers a little more than a mile of the downtown area and features five stops at local restaurants. You'll sample the city's famous barbecue, hot chicken, local craft beer and cocktails, plus a tasting at a local distillery. Reviewers compliment the guides for their insightful commentary and say the tour is intimate and well-paced. Participants also rave about the food, describing the portions as generous.

Tours are offered daily at 11 a.m. The company also operates a craft cocktail tour.

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Whether you’re just breezing through or enjoying an extended stay, we’ve got several options to choose from to help you maximize your time in Nashville and still see the best first!

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• Unlimited free re-boarding at 13 stops
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2-Day Trolley Tour

• 2 consecutive days of unlimited free re-boarding at 13 stops
• Over 100 points of interest
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• Hear stories and original songs shared by our guides
• See the skyline and notable landmarks illuminated at night
• See the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge and breathtaking views of the city
• Learn about the diverse music genres

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• Old Town Trolley Tours® has been entertaining and serving guests since 1980
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My kids said the trolley was the best part of our time in nashville.

We had the BEST time on our Nashville Trolley with Drey. He taught us so much and also made us laugh numerous times. My kids (ages 12, 10, and 8) said that the trolley was the best part of our time in Nashville. We highly recommend the Trolley ride to anyone visiting Nashville…

Dave was spectacular

My family and I enjoyed a tour of Nashville last week. Dave was our driver/guide. Dave was spectacular or should I say “SPECTACULAR” in describing the sights and history of your vibrant city. His enthusiasm was palpable. Dave should be getting the compensation of your CEO but just don’t take him off of his trolley!

There was never a dull moment

Took my first trolley tour for my first trip to Nashville. Brian “with an I” gave the tour and he did a phenomenal job. I enjoyed your stories and knowledge of Nashville. There was never a dull moment and I am boggled at how well you can drive and maneuver that huge bus in such tight turns. I have referred your company and Brian to everyone I have told about my trip! Thank you!

Thank you for an awesome experience!

Thank you very much for an excellent experience in Nashville! It was our first time there so the information we received on the tour was extremely helpful! Each guide had their own story and perspective on the city we now love so much! Each ride was on time and full of such valuable information it made our trip so much better than it would have been!…

Can’t wait to tour other towns with your company!

I just wanted to let your company know how much my husband and I really enjoyed the Tour with “Patty”. She was so informative and funny! Can’t wait to tour other towns with your company!

Thank you, Randy!

My colleague and I were recently in Nashville for a convention and we took a trolley tour with Randy. He was an excellent tour guide!! Very funny, had a terrific knowledge of the city, and he made the trip quite educational AND enjoyable. Thank you, Randy! And I’ll be sure to recommend Old Town Trolley Tours to anyone I know who visits Nashville.

Love the drivers!

Had several different drivers as we hopped on and hopped off… they were all equally awesome. They all knew the city and the history very well and were very funny and welcoming. Great way to explore Nashville especially when it’s hot and you don’t want to walk around all day. Highly recommend.

Just wonderful!

An absolute must when one is new to a city and has no idea where to go and how to get there. This is my 3rd in this country and I have taken them overseas in Paris and London. Just wonderful!

We will go back to Nashville and plan on using your service...

We recently traveled to Nashville and took a day to enjoy your Trolley Service. We had a wonderful time. Our tour guides were great and our favorite was Big Cat. He was engaging and made us laugh.. Your buses are neat, clean and you employ some great staff who truly try to make the experience fun…

We had a blast with Jules!

My husband and I have just returned from Nashville and we used Old Town Trolley Tours to get around and we just have to say that your driver Jules was our absolute favorite driver that day. She gave all the necessary information with a great dash of her own humor and personality that made the trip so fun! Her love of the city of Nashville shone through each stop on the tour!

Kerrie and our tour guide were fantastic on our tour

We traveled with a group of friends on the Nashville Evening Trolley Tour… Kerrie and our tour guide were fantastic on our tour. They were fun and energetic and made the entire 90 minutes entertaining and informative. Thank you for an amazing experience in a fabulous town!

You will not be disappointed with Buck as your guide

Buck was the most knowledgeable tour guide for our trip around Nashville. He was entertaining and insightful. We were fortunate to have Buck lead us on our tour of Nashville. You will not be disappointed in the experience with Buck as your guide. Thank you so much!!

Janice's love of the city and music was palpable

My co-worker and I did the soul tour in Nashville. It was a wonderful experience from beginning to end! Janice was our guide and she was extremely engaging. Her love of the city and music was palpable. I believe our driver was Trevor… He was awesome as well. At the end of the tour, he offered to wait until our Uber arrived. Kudos to both and definitely 5 stars!

Old Town Trolley Tours

Tours open daily.

9:00 am – 4:00 pm* *Note: Monday – Friday, Stops 7 – 10 will close at 3:30 pm

Closed on following days: Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

All schedules are subject to change. Please call for the most current information:

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Duration: 1 hour and 50 minutes*.

*Tour length may vary depending upon road conditions or traffic.

What are the most popular stops on the Nashville tour route? + -

We take great pride in providing an itinerary that showcases all the great aspects of each city during our tours. The most popular stops on our Nashville tour include Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the Musicians Hall of Fame, Music Row, and Marathon Motor Works.

How long is the Nashville tour route from start to finish? + -

Our Nashville tour is 11 miles long and averages 1 hour and 50 minutes from start to finish, but our hop-on, hop-off tour is designed for you to hop off at any stop, explore a Nashville attraction or neighborhood, and hop back on when you are ready to resume your Nashville sightseeing experience.

Do I have to start at stop #1? + -

You may start your Old Town Trolley Tour at any of our convenient stops. Click on Map and Stops to see a list of our stops with information about the attractions and points of interest at each stop.

What neighborhoods does the tour visit? + -

The tour visits the Gulch, Lower Broadway, Downtown Nashville’s Arts and Entertainment District, Midtown, and Music Row.

Does the tour run on holidays and holiday weekends? + -

Our Nashville tours run 362 days per year (363 in leap years). We’re closed on the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.

How often do tours run throughout the day? + -

Old Town Trolley Tours of Nashville operates the city’s largest fleet of sightseeing vehicles, and this allows us to pick up and drop off more frequently than any other trolley company. The frequency of the trolleys depends on the time of the year, traffic, and weather conditions.

What is Lower Broadway, and does Old Town Trolley cover it all? + -

Lower Broadway is a major thoroughfare running from the southwest to the northeast, through the heart of downtown Nashville. It’s the hub of Nashville’s nightlife and entertainment. It extends from 21st Avenue South to First Avenue. Yes, our Nashville tours cover Lower Broadway.

Where is Centennial Park located? + -

Located in the heart of Midtown Nashville, Centennial Park was originally built to commemorate the centennial of Tennessee’s statehood in 1897. The park has since become a popular gathering place for music lovers, sports enthusiasts, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a place to relax and unwind. Known as the “Central Park of Nashville,” this stunning 132-acre park is a sight to behold, with a rich history and an abundance of attractions. If you’re keen to explore every nook and cranny of the park, then the Old Town Trolley Tour will take you there.

What is the best way to tour Music Row? + -

Music Row is a historic district located in Nashville and has been the epicenter of the city’s country music industry since the 1950s. The area is home to some of the most famous recording studios, music publishers, record labels, and music industry associations. Due to the influence of Music Row on the global music industry, it has been referred to as the “heart of Nashville.” The best way to tour this area and experience the heart and soul of country music is by taking the Old Town Trolley Tour. You’ll get to see historic recording studios, music industry offices, and homes of countless country music legends. The tour spans the whole city, allowing you to discover Nashville’s history beyond the music scene. You’ll get to see the State Capitol, Ryman Auditorium, and even the Parthenon replica in Centennial Park.

What are the most famous attractions in Nashville? + -

Nashville is home to some of the country’s most iconic museums, stunning parks, and unique landmarks, making it a sought-after vacation destination. One of the best ways to explore the city is through the Old Town Trolley Tour, which takes visitors to some of the most iconic landmarks and attractions.

The first attraction on your list should be the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This has earned its reputation as the “Smithsonian of country music” due to its extensive collections of memorabilia and music artifacts. You’ll be delighted to know that the Old Town Trolley Tour includes a stop here.

The second attraction should be the Johnny Cash Museum. This iconic attraction is located in the heart of downtown Nashville. It’s an absolute must-visit for anyone who loves Johnny Cash or country music in general.

The third stop is Ryman Auditorium. This concert hall has been an iconic Nashville landmark for over a century, ever since it was built in 1892. It has hosted some of the most memorable concerts in history, including performances by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton.

Another stop would be the Parthenon. The full-scale replica of the ancient Greek temple is located in Centennial Park in Nashville. The stunning architecture and beautiful grounds make it a popular spot for picnics, or you can check out one of the many events that are held here throughout the year.

After taking the Old Town Trolley Tour, leave time to visit the Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery, which is a historic mansion that was once a famous thoroughbred horse farm. The tour explores the stunning mansion, slave quarters, carriage house, and grounds, providing visitors with a glimpse into the life that was lived here in the 19th century.

Which street has the most things to do in Nashville? + -

Broadway, also known as the Honky Tonk Highway, is the hub of all the entertainment in Nashville. This street is lined with restaurants, bars, and live music venues playing host to some of the best live performers in the world. From karaoke bars to swanky rooftop clubs, Broadway has everything you need to experience the true essence of Nashville’s music scene. One of the best ways to explore Broadway is with Old Town Trolley. This hop-on, hop-off guided tour covers all of Nashville’s main hot spots, including historic districts, museums, and of course, Broadway. Highlights of the tour include the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Ryman Auditorium, and the Johnny Cash Museum. With an expert guide to lead the way, you can sit back and relax as you take in all the sights that Music City has to offer.

Is Music Row in Nashville walkable? + -

While walking is an excellent way to see Music Row in Nashville, sometimes we need a break and a chance to rest our feet. That’s where the Old Town Trolley comes into play. Old Town Trolley Tours Nashville is a fun and convenient way to get around the city. You get to experience the city’s sights and sounds from an open-air trolley with a knowledgeable tour guide and an option to hop on and off. Apart from providing transportation, the Old Town Trolley takes you through some of the city’s unique landmarks and historic sites, giving you an insider’s perspective on Nashville’s rich culture. With Old Town Trolley, you don’t have to worry about getting lost or missing out on any of Music Row’s key attractions.

What is the most beautiful part of Nashville? + -

Nashville is home to several breathtaking scenic views that never cease to amaze visitors and locals alike. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or just someone who loves stunning cityscapes, Nashville has it all.

You can start by strolling through Centennial Park, a must-see attraction when it comes to scenic spots in Nashville. The park is home to several unique features, including the renowned Parthenon replica, one of Nashville’s most iconic landmarks. From spring blossoms to fall colors, the park is always a beautiful sight to behold. It also offers several walking trails, a lake and a gorgeous sunken garden.

Then, take your time wandering through Riverfront Park, a historical landmark that preserves the city’s rich cultural heritage. The park is situated on the site of the former Cherokee Trail of Tears and was once a hub for commerce and shipping. Its picturesque location steeped in history makes it a must-visit destination for history buffs and nature lovers alike. From admiring the historic bridges and buildings to enjoying a sunset view from the Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge, Riverfront Park is the quintessential Nashville attraction that should not be missed.

What is the most visited site in Nashville? + -

No visit to Nashville would be complete without learning more about country music’s roots and history. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is the perfect starting point for your exploration of Nashville. This magnificent music-oriented museum is dedicated to showcasing the rich history and culture of country music in the United States. Here you can experience interactive exhibits, see memorabilia from legendary artists, and even watch live music performances. The museum is a testament to American art and culture, their place in music history, and the role Nashville played in their development.

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