Nashville Country Music Hall of Fame Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Discover the musical legends who gave country music its name in the United States at this Country Music Hall of Fame, located in the heart of the city of Nashville. With this ticket, you will have skip-the-line access to this museum where you will have an audio guide in several languages.
At the Country Music Hall of Fame, you'll have access to all the exhibits in the facility, where numerous personal items from country music legends are on display.
- Skip-the-line tickets to the Country Music Hall of Fame, located in downtown Nashville.
- You will be provided with an audio guide with all the information about the exhibits you will have access to.
- Marvel at this cultural venue, where you'll find thousands of items from country music legends, including their dresses, instruments and much more.
What’s included
- No-queue entry to Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame
- Audio guide
- Access to all Country Music Hall of Fame exhibitions
- Performances, musical masterclasses and talks by resident and touring musicians, plus other creative workshops if available
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Step by Step
Thanks to this reservation, you will get a ticket to avoid the queues at the Country Music Hall of Fame, located in the centre of the American city of Nashville. At the entrance you will have an audio guide that will narrate live all the exhibits you will see throughout the installation.
Since its opening in 1967, the collection of objects and archival materials has allowed the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to have the world's largest and most significant collection of materials documenting and preserving country music.
Nashville is the birthplace of this musical style, a city that has seen many legends whose names appear in its halls, such as Joe Galante and Johnny Cash. All the names of these figures can be found inside the museum in the so-called musical "rotunda".
The museum has almost 500 musical instruments, more than 1900 stage outfits, personal clothing and accessories, and thousands of other objects, from microphones to automobiles, documenting the history and culture of country music.
For example, the extensive denim wardrobe of singer Hank Thompson of Nudie's Rodeo Tailors, as well as the blue, white, red and green cowboy boots worn by honky-tonk singer and rockabilly pioneer Charline Arthur.
