Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum
- Address: 222 5th Avenue South, Nashville
- Hours: Open daily 9am - 5pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day, as well as Tuesdays in Jan and Feb
- Admission: Adults: US$20 - $30, Youths (6-17yrs): US$12 - $22
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Pop Culture,
Museum
Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum Reviews
We've found 71 Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Review by LINDA S, November 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
Driver was very nice, however, we stopped twice, not 3 times as the discription was on the paperwork. We did not get anything to drink or chance to shop, were hurried back to hotel and arrived about 20 mins early. Much construction in the downtown area, and some routes were altered.
Review by Bernadette, October 2011
Doing what: Nashville Music Attraction Discount Pass
If you like country music...this is the best option for you. Great access to all the famous sites and tours!
Review by Cynthia P, October 2011
Doing what: Nashville Trolley Tour
Mr. Green was a great tour guide. He told stories the entire time. My husband was doubting the truthfulness of some of what he said, but we later got independent confirmation from other sources! That really was Taylor Swift's penthouse! That really was Thompson Square walking out of the studio! Riordan's really is highly recommended!
Review by Gordon C, September 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
Very Good informative trip - Lee was a very aimiable host driver, keeping us all amused during the tour!
Review by Donna M, September 2011
Doing what: All About Nashville Day Pass
The walking tour and the Country Music Hall of Fame were great. The "Trolley" tour was not as good. We had to take a minivan, because they told us the air conditioning was out on the trolley. We heard them telling people the same story the next day. We were disappointed that there wasn't a way to take pictures during the "trolley" tour.
Review by Samantha M, August 2011
Doing what: Nashville Trolley Tour
We had a group of 9 and had an awesome time!
Review by Stephanie R, August 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
I cannot say enough good things about our tour guide, Rudy. He was super knowledgable about Nashville and shared some great stories along the way. He also made everyone on his bus feel really welcome. This tour is a great deal b/c you get to see all of Nashville in a short time. Loved being able to go into Ryman and the Country Music Hall of Fame as well. Highly recommend!
Review by David L, August 2011
Doing what: All About Nashville Day Pass
We took 2 tours both tour guides were by far the best we have ever had on any tour anywhere. The walking tour was very informative our tour guide was from a long time family of Nashville and knew a lot about the stars and the history of the city. The people of Nashville were great and even got involved with he tour interacted with our tour guide and us. I could not have asked for a better tour.
The trolley tour was the same, the guide knew a lot about the city and its history. He also knew all about the stars of the city. The Day Pass worked great for us and we got a lot of value for our money.
Review by MARILYN M, August 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
It was great!
Review by Martha G, August 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
This was great , good driver, good narrative and on time.
Review by Patrick B, August 2011
Doing what: Nashville Trolley Tour
Working through Viator made it easy to set up the tour and their follow-up was good, in spite of me providing them with the wrong e-mail address. We actually arrived in Nashville earlier than expected but were able to go on an earlier scheduled tour. Our tour guide was wonderful and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
Review by Sophie P, July 2011
Doing what: All About Nashville Day Pass
I was so pleased that I booked the all day pass and each aspect was worth it. The walking tour was entertaining and informative due to the enthusiastic tour guide- Jill. The Ryman is a magical place- don't miss this! The bus tour gave me a perspective of places slightly too far to walk - like Music Row. Give yourself enough time for the Country Music Hall of Fame- you could spend at least half a day there alone. Each aspect of the Pass built upon my knowledge of the city and made my trip so much more fun. Nashville is friendly and the guides are local residents who genuinely enjoy their role in welcoming visitors. I have already recommended this package to friends. I traveled alone, too, and having a plan helped me use my time wisely.
Review by Julie S, July 2011
Doing what: Discover Nashville
The tour was great, and Jerry, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and humorous! We had a great time.
Review by Shannon O, March 2011
Doing what: Nashville Music Attraction Discount Pass
Rhyman was amazing and you get to take your photo on stage. I would recommend purchasing the back stage tour and planning to record one of your songs in their studio if you are a singer songwriter. Also, try to see a show there in the evening if you have time.
Country Music Hall of Fame was really neat. So much history although we did notice there were some famous artists who weren't featured here.
Wildhorse saloon is great for dinner and line dancing. There last lesson ends around 8pm so go early. There's a lot to do in this area so you could go out for drinks afterword
RCA Studio B was sold out when we tried to go so call ahead and reserve your time.
Review by Meryl C, March 2011
Doing what: Nashville Trolley Tour
My husband,son and myself took the tour 3/6/11 and the microphone was broken. We only heard half the info.,so in essence we didnt understand much of the history. The trolly has had recurrent issues with this matter and is not being repaired.
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