Nashville · NASHVILLE MUSIC MUSEUMS & STUDIO TOURS
Music Row keeps its history in working rooms. The 15 below cover RCA Studio B, the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Musicians Hall, with entry prices, combo tickets and a note on which need a timed shuttle.
See Nashville by trolley or mini coach, then tour the Ryman Auditorium and Country Music Hall of Fame with an entertaining local guide.
“Great tour! On time, Leonard, our guide was informative and pointed out so many different sites and gave great narrative on them all!”
Explore country music from Jimmie Rodgers to Taylor Swift at Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame, with artifacts, films, sounds, and exhibits.
“The entire Hall of Fame was extremely well done. The exhibits were interesting and informative. So much to see. The Muscle Shoals temporary exhibit was wonderful as was the Lainey Wilson exhibit. Great costumes from many decades of performers. Well worth a trip.”
Tour RCA Studio B, hear Nashville Sound stories, then explore the Country Music Hall of Fame with flexible timing and shuttle service.
“This was a great experience and we learned so much history! Brenda was amazing as was all the staff!”
Explore Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame with gold records, costumes, films, interactive displays, and the moving Hall of Fame Rotunda.
“Huge place, so beautiful, well designed and full of interesting information about country music and its history. I super recommend it.”
Explore Nashville’s Musicians Hall of Fame, rare instruments, Jimi Hendrix’s stage, and hands-on GRAMMY exhibits for $28.
“It was amazing to see so many musical instruments from those musicians along with the stories behind them”
Explore Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, and Hatch Show Print with self-guided exhibits, tours, and a poster to take home.
“Ron was amazing on the guided tour of studio B. The Hatch print tour was great and I wanted to get several posters. As expected the museum was full of wonderful items from past and present artists.”
Explore Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame at your own pace with an optional audio guide, iconic cars, costumes, films, and music history.
“The expanse of the museum. The feeling of just being overwhelmed with all the excitement and information”
Record a song in a real Nashville studio with a professional engineer, backing tracks, photos, instruments, and an emailed final mix.
“We came in really not knowing what we were doing! I did this on a whim for my daughter! She and I loved every second of this cool experience. She got a chance to see what it’s like to be in a recording studio! The guys were awesome! If you can carry a tune, go do this!!!”
Review of Nashville’s Fun Pass, covering the Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny Cash Museum, Studio B, trolley tour, and practical value tips.
“Very interesting and a lot of information. Well worth your money. There is a Diner called ( Sun Diner) that I would recommend; to eat at.”
See Nashville’s Hatch Show Print in action, learn its music-poster story, and print a take-home souvenir during this one-hour tour.
“We loved learning about the history of this amazing business, and then drooled over everything in the gift shop. Such cool merch! We loved making our very own print to bring home, and then being able to observe the workers using the presses was pretty amazing. Highly recommend.”
Hear Nashville songwriters tell the stories behind their hits, then explore the Country Music Hall of Fame with same-day reentry.
“Tenille Townes was so good , her voice is pleasant, personality is funny, she fed off the crowd. Absolutely wonderful experience.”
See 35 Nashville sights by bus, with optional Ryman Auditorium and Country Music Hall of Fame admission in one useful city tour.
“Foster was very friendly and very accommodating. He added a lot of personal knowledge into the trip.”
Pair Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame with a guided Hatch Show Print tour and make your own letterpress souvenir.
“The tour guides were wonderful. They were knowledgeable and also made the experience fun at the same time. Being in a business with so much history and hearing how it has adapted over time to stay relevant was inspiring. It was fun to be able to ink a poster to take home as a souvenir!”
Review of Nashville’s Circle Pass with trolley rides, Johnny Cash Museum, Ryman Auditorium, RCA Studio B, moonshine tasting, and more.
“Enjoyed the historic aspects of Nashville on tour. Musicians hall of fame was awesome! Would recommend to everyone. Only disappointment was Smoky moonshine attraction we thought was a tour of a distillery. Every driver on trolly was excellent. ! Wonderful trip .”
Explore Willie Nelson memorabilia, country music treasures, and Nashville souvenirs at this affordable 4,500-square-foot museum.
“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”
Pick a stage, a smoker or a still.
