- Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Make a pilgrimage to the hall of country music heroes in the heart of Music City
Country Music Hall of Fame & RCA Studio B Tour
If it's good enough for Elvis...
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Duration: 2h
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Audio guide: English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish
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Wheelchair accessible Accessible ramps available at each entrance. Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis (photo ID must be shown)
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Live guide: English, French, Spanish
Take a trip to two of the most hallowed sites in American music. Fingerpick your way through 2.5 million rare original recordings, vintage instruments, photos and more at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Then, visit the world-famous RCA Studio B, and tour Nashville's oldest (and most successful) recording studio.
If you're the type who croons Jolene in the shower more than once a week, the Country Music Hall of Fame is the place for you! It's a living museum that traces country music down through the years, paying tribute to everyone from Willie Nelson to Taylor Swift.
Root down through hundreds of artifacts of country music's history then check out the fantastic temporary exhibitions, regular live music showcases, and talks with members of Nasvhille's vibrant music scene.
Then scoot on over to RCA Studio B, for a tour of one of America's most legendary recording studios.
This is where The Everly Brothers, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Chet Atkins, The Strokes, Roy Orbison, and Elvis himself cut some of their most successful records.
Have a tinkle on the piano keys - maybe some of that musical genius will rub off on you!
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