Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

“This is a good place for the fan of Johnny Cash and for those who want to know more about him. There are a lot of things to see and learn in this museum. They also added a cafe to let the visitor enjoy their stay. Address: 119 3rd Ave S, Nashville, TN 37201 (1.2 miles/6 mins drive) ”

“ the venue that started it all. It was the Ryman -- “the Mother Church of Country Music” -- that first started attracting names like Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, and George Jones, securing Nashville’s status as the American center of country music. The Ryman remains a country music mecca, but as one of the city’s most dazzling concert-going experiences, has also hosted everyone from the Foo Fighters to Janelle Monae. Even if you don’t make it to a concert, it’s at least worth taking the time for a brief tour. Check their homepage for concerts and dates.”

“Always has great exhibits. Amazing art deco architecture in this old post office building”

“It’s a great place to get outside, take a walk, and visit the indoor museum! ”

“the ryman auditorium is the original place of the Grand ole opry. currently it is a hotspot for national touring ask and is a must do you experience if you can book a show in advance. the sound quality in this auditorium is the best I have ever heard in my life, the music consumes you and fills your soul completely like no other room could ever do. simply a wonderful experience!”