The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum showcases and preserves the rich history and extraordinary contributions of country music to American culture. With state-of-the-art exhibits, fascinating artifacts, and engaging interactive displays, visitors can delve into the evolution of this beloved genre from the early days to the present. Whether a die-hard country music fan or simply interested in learning more about its cultural impact, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum offers a captivating experience that celebrates the artists, songwriters, and musicians who have shaped the world of country music.

Take it all in: the sights, the sounds, and the stories that only happen backstage – before the country music magic happens onstage. Come on over, hang out behind the scenes, and let us introduce you to our famous friends at a brand new, star-studded tour exhibit. There’s simply nothing else like it. Experience a state-of-the-art theater experience with music, stories about the Opry and country music greats and see the artist entrance.

Valid for daytime tour only. You will be added to the next available tour time.

Historic RCA Studio B is a legendary recording studio that holds a prominent place in the history of American popular music. Constructed in 1957, this unassuming but iconic building became the birthplace of countless hits and revolutionized the sound of country and rock ‘n’ roll.

Often referred to as the "Home of 1,000 Hits," Studio B has played host to some of the greatest musicians of all time, including Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Roy Orbison, and the Everly Brothers. Renowned for its distinctive sound and unique acoustic properties, Studio B boasts a spacious live room and an exquisite Steinway piano that have contributed to its success. The studio's innovative engineering techniques, particularly the use of "the Nashville sound," made it an undeniable force in shaping the future of popular music. Visitors can take guided tours to witness its hallowed halls and get a glimpse into the magic that happened within its walls. Historic RCA Studio B continues to inspire artists and music lovers alike, serving as a lasting testament to the undeniable power of music.

The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum & GRAMMY Museum Gallery, nestled in the heart of Nashville, is a favorite amongst music enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This iconic establishment celebrates the achievements and contributions of legendary musicians from all genres. Step through its doors and get immerse in the rich tapestry of music history.

The GRAMMY Museum Gallery takes visitors on a journey through the GRAMMY Awards, the pinnacle of recognition in the music industry. Explore the stories behind some of the most memorable GRAMMY-winning moments and get a glimpse into the lives of artists who have achieved music's highest honors. Engage with multimedia exhibits and rare artifacts to truly appreciate the talent, dedication, and creativity that define the Grammy-winning experience.

Though she left the world tragically at the age of 30 in 1963, Patsy Cline made an indelible mark on Country Music and remains one of the biggest names in Country history. The Patsy Cline Museum celebrates the life of the legendary songstress and features hundreds of never before seen artifacts, personal belongings, videos and much more. Located above the Johnny Cash Museum.

A world-renowned concert hall, Rock & Roll landmark, famous former home of the Grand Ole Opry, and music's most iconic stage, Ryman Auditorium is the "Mother Church" bringing artists and fans together for unforgettable music moments. Generations of artists, rule-breakers, creators, and rebles have made their mark on the famous stage. This beloved Nashville landmark isn't just another nightly music venue or daytime tourist stop. This is hallowed ground.