Nashville TN Museums

If you are going to take a trip to Nashville one of the must sees is the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and see some of the greatest exhibits and history of country music. This forty thousand square foot museum takes you back through all of the country music stars throughout time. Here you will be able to view artifacts from country music stars such as special outfits that were worn during performances, vehicles that the country music stars drove and even some of their first records that they ever made. There are several different packages of tour that you can choose from but the guided and narrated tour of the museum last about two and half hours. If you want to view some of the studios there is a tour package for that as well. Non-flash photography is allowed in the museum and there is an onsite restaurant and gift shop for you to pick up a souvenir. This tour is handicap accessible and appropriate for all ages to attend.

For those who love music, there is no better place to visit than the National Museum of African American Music. Here, guests can take a journey through time and discover countless exhibits and displays dedicated to music history and all of the influence that African Americans bring to the world. From jazz and soul to rock 'n roll and gospel, you can walk the paths of these talented musicians and admire their mark on the music world. Tickets to this museum pair well with all of the other attractions and activities in the area, making it a great choice to add to your vacation package. Do not miss out on all of the interesting and fascinating musical history that you will discover with a visit here!

The Musician Hall of Fame museum is the ultimate culmination of artists, memorabilia, and musical legacies in the US. Be sure to visit to see these exhibits which pay homage to the greats such as Elvis and Bob Dylan. Over the years, the Performers Hall of Fame museum in Nashville, Tennessee has recognized musicians of different genres and instruments. Music business professionals and the American Federation of Musicians select the inductees. The museum first opened its doors in 2006, with exhibits showcasing instruments owned and played by the performers themselves. Historical objects and instruments used in iconic hits by Hank Williams Sr., Frank Sinatra, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Chicago, Elvis, The Rolling Stones, The Supremes, and others will be on display when you visit. Any music fan will enjoy witnessing the technology used to create the most memorable tunes in music history, from rock n roll to country.