Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

As the city of music in the United States, to the Hall of Fame to understand American country music is indispensable, very beautiful place, here is a lot of information, you can also hear and learn a lot of classic old songs, is one of the most recommended attractions here.

After two days of walking, I was very tired and really wanted to relax, but I had already bought tickets so we had to come here. It is a very busy place, all visitors are carefully reading the introduction of each item, some of the exhibits are clinging to the glass, in which case you can see nothing. If you want to spend time visiting all items, you will learn a lot. There are a lot of celebrity clothes on display here. The Brooks and Dunn exhibits are great, and there is a dedicated wall for displaying Kathy Musk Greaves’s belongings (this is the largest exhibit wall in the entire museum. I don’t understand why, because there are so many other country singers I love). There is also a room with a Country Music Hall of Fame medal, which is cool. It's my favorite part of the whole museum.

There is so much to see here that needs to be planned for a full day. The audio tour ($5) is worth it and it is fun to sit down at the mini theatre and watch the video. But we thought the gift shop was average, with lots of jewelry and toys, but not much nice clothes.

Neither my wife nor I are enthusiastic country music fans, but this museum is really an enjoyment. This special exhibition is about Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash, and the legendary musicians of Nashville. It took four hours to finish.

Located in the heart of Music Street, it is the largest music museum. It shows the past and present of music through movies and TV. Founded in 1967, there are many good gifts in it.