Didnt realize I was a much a fan of country music until visiting. Well worth a visit. Because Im not a huge fan, I breezed through and just stopped at exhibits that caught my eye. I found myself stopping way more than Id expected I would. If you are in Nashville, its a must do activity.Covid-19 precautions are in effect with mask requirements and clearly marked 6 foot distance. They also provide a stylus for use with exhibits to prevent touching. I felt safe.

Enjoyed the massive museum...alot to read and see so allow for at least 2 hours. The lower floor has the newest country stars so you dont want to miss that if you are from the younger generation! Loved the videos on the second floor that you can sit and watch to rest a bit! Well done!

Amazing history that even the most hard-core country music fan doesnt know. From the beginnings up to current artists, everyone will learn and appreciate the walk through time with CMHOF.

If youre not into Country Music this will probably be very boring to you. The price is a bit much for the short exhibit. The thing I liked most was Elvis car! I think the Johnny Cash museum wouldve been better.Some tips:- AAA Discount- You can buy a ticket an hour before closing and also come back the following day. A great tactic if youre short on time.- There is a nice gift shop/stores inside.

Amazing self guided tour! Very neat exhibits with lots of interesting features. Lots of memorabilia from many, many country music stars!

A great experience to see.Enjoyed all of the memorabilia and the layout of the building is easy to navigate... So you are able to enjoy it in a structured manner.Much more to it than I expected.

I don’t know How I feel about $25 and the experience. It took me an hour and I was impressed with the selection of star showcased. I love country music, not my first choice for music but there wasn’t much showcasing the mainstream musicians. And it’s kinda dark for some reason walking through the place.

It is a great history lesson of country music. $5 for the museum. It was somewhat boring, but if you love country music you will love this.

Wonderful experience. Incredible staff. They have done an incredible job while under Covid guidelines.

My son is on the spectrum autism disorder and before going to the museum, he has a huge meltdown. This museum did magic on my son, he calmed down with all the music around him. Thank youStaff is beyond attentive, nice and kind.

Five stars all the way. All pandemic protocols in place. All of the staff were helpful, accomdating and friendly. Things have changed since I last visited, with many new exhibits. First and foremost on this visit was the Boudleaux Bryant and Felice Bryant exhibit. Youll want to carve out at least two hours to see everything. So amazing!The museum and HOF is immaculately clean and the exhibits are engaging, informative and unique. If you are in Nashville, country music fan or not, this is a MUST SEE ATTRACTION that you absolutely do not want to miss!!!

Beautiful, well done. Wear your most comfortable shoes for lots of standing. Eat before you enter, I understood there was no re-entry to eat & come back.

Just getting started as it will take an entire day to fully tour the Country Music Hall of Fame. I found Gram Parsons display! Loving It! Here is Loretta Lynn still canning her own vegetables even after becoming famous as well as her when she was young and her family home in Butcher Holler. She really lived there!Of interest was Web Pierces car with the silver gun on the back. Its loaded with silver dollars. Amazing! His door handle a silver pistol with pearl handles. Imagine ridding around in this vehicle. Look inside his car to see the saddle console in the middle studded with silver dollars —Then theres the cornfield ! Do you remember this great TV show? (Hee-Haw) How about Lulu and Junior Sample?The ultimate place to visit while in Nashville!

Despite covid , very well run, I could spend longer than the 3 hours I spent there. They changed up some 3xhibits that reflect the artists of today, which personally it was too much of Casey Musgraves, but they had exhibits of Eric Church, KeithUrban, Blake. So I enjoyed it, very worth while for the price, as well as excellent exhibits

Fabulous display of country music from beginning roots to current sounds! Each section was well done . Hatch print is a must visit

There were a lot of great country singers not included and way too much space and time spent on Kacey Musgrave. Also they are charging too much and having all of the interactive parts closed down. Not worth your time and money unless you love Kacey Musgrave. Some good history at the beginning but after 1980 the displays were really disappointing.

Special place to honor those special talented people who enlighten our everyday life. Well worth the time to visit

Super organized, very safe policies due to the pandemic, everyone has their temperature taken upon entering.

What an enjoyable place. We were here for an Audience Company of Nashville event so we didnt do allot. I would like to come back sometime and do more. Its a beautiful building inside. I enjoyed the parts I was able to see.

Very well done and interesting. Also, not very crowded at all with Covid-19 going on.

Very interesting. The people who work there very helpful.

Exhibits are well done. Good job adhering to covid protocols.

Very nice. Very easy to navigate. Prices of tickets ard fair. I would advise to wait until after Covid shutdowns, some of the interactive attractions are shut down. Otherwise worth the visit. Very Covid safe.

This museum is awesome. gives a very detailed and interactive history of country music great displays of artifacts from many artists including instruments and clothing and more featured artists include Willie Nelson Roger Miller Hank williams Kacey Musgraves Garth brooks and many more it takes about 2 hours to go through it all but is well worth the trip.

I found Gram Parsons display! Loving It! Here is Loretta Lynn still canning her own vegetables even after becoming famous as well as her when …

The museum offers a lot of information and provides excellent displays. My only dislike was everything post-1980/1990 was limited. There wasn’t much information and very small displays for these artists. There were also some I would have expected to see, but didn’t. The Kacey Musgraves and Brooks and Dunn displays were nice.

I was impressed with the exhibits, and this is from someone who makes exhibits for a living. The breadth of styles and generations was cool. Got to see some awesome relics from some of my favorite musicians and some personal heroes. Would recommend.

I was super pumped to be able to photograph a gorgeous Christmas wedding here in 2018. Its a very elegant space and their ballroom overlooks the city skyline. I loved it and can only hope to photograph there again soon!

I went to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum primarily to see the new location for Hatch Show Print in Nashville. I stayed on to tour the museum and was generally impressed. I grew up with the songs of Jimmie Rodgers in our household and so it was interesting to see the development of the genre from those early days. I would like to re-visit the museum to see what new additions, exhibits and displays they might have to offer.

Its not every day you get to visit an entire Museum dedicated to one of the very things thats defined the course of your life, but when you do, hold on to every moment and savor it from every possible angle. Some day, something as simple as the Red, White & Blue guitar you grew up looking at on every bumper in your home town and tuning into on one of three radio stations, may come right back and remind you what it gave you, how what it represented tilted your thinking, and bring you nostalgic comfort you need when you need it most.

Definitely worth the visit if in Nashville. My wife and I have been wanting to visit the hall of fame for a long time and we were amazed with history they show cased within the museum.

Still trying to figure out why the Country Music HOF has a hall dedicated to Kacey Musgraves but only a glass display for the pioneers for the genre.

This was great! Seeing where country music was established.

Great experience! With the COVID19 restrictions it still flows really well. Everyone had a great time!

First off I’d not consider myself a country music fan, so was 50/50 on even going.But so glad I did! The museum is fantastic, really tracking the history and impact of country music. I also bought the audio guide that I got a lot of value from.Also allow 2-4 hours to really take it all in.Well worth a stop.

Going to this place is a must on any visit to Nashville. What a great collection of memorabilia of former legends and current artists available to view and appreciate. Could easily spend all day reading each and every display as this place is huge. Things for young adults to do but smaller children may be easily bored and tired so bring a stroller.

This is a great museum filled with interesting memorbilia, a vast collection of artifacts and tons of information on the history of country music. It has several revolving sections that change periodically to keep it interesting and timely. We didnt alot enough time. If you are a musician, like country music or enjoy learning about history. You need 3-4 hours. Well worth $30.

Great place for locals to take out of town family. The local public libraries have a program where you can get free tickets. Check it out so you can have a free visit – youll just have to pay for parking.

Very wonderful museum I never seen so many gold records and Grammys just amazing. And it was exciting too.especially the studio be tour RCA records you have to go there its a wonderful place just to see Elvis had performed there and many others.

Marisa did a lovely job of preparing for our group and helping to accommodate us in the midst of COVID regulations. Group was disappointed because many exhibits were closed, we werent prepared for that. Otherwise, this is a normal FAVORITE of our group stops.

We stopped in Nashville for the Dan + Shay concert and of course we had to stop here!!! The price was $51.50 for two adults but we expected it to be about that so no shocker there.It wasn’t packed out and we got right to the tour. We had a good time looking at all the history and memorabilia throughout the museum. It took us roughly and hour and 10 minutes and that without stopping and reading every section, so bring comfortable walking shoes. Ultimately we could have spent 3 hours there if our feet and backs didn’t start hurting. Sucks to get old lol.Overall it’s a great experience and we would highly recommend stopping in to see all the history!

Not sure it was worth the ticket price but it was definitely worth seeing the amazing collection of history

Wanted to see the Kacey Musgraves exhibit so went for a visit. The displays in general were okay. Not sure if it’s an essential stop while in Nashville.

Very informative. I wish the opportunity for different tours were a little more clear though.

Well put together. Very informative. Social distancing and COVID response is tip top

I cant tell you, you must go there. It is excellent place to visit

Wow! More about the start of country music than you ever thought existed. Lots to see. Our tour took 1-2 hours. Lots of memorabilia from many starts and those also not so well known. New appreciation of country music.

$25/Adult was a little more than I wanted to pay at first, but it was a lot of fun! I’m not even a country music fan and had a good time. Lots of cool authentic stuff from very famous musicians. The Taylor Swift learning center for kids is super cool too! Not sure if I would go back through, but it was definitely a cool experience. Probably be way cooler if knew more than 2% of the artists.

It is very educational. A little long and a lot of reading so plan on at least 2 hours. Not a lot of interactive things because of Covid but worth the experience. You do need book ahead to get a time.

Its ok but needs some more exciting. Things there. Kind of boring, just invite local talent to sing in a few spots along the tour

Loved getting to spend some significant time in the museum this time! We made a day of it. First stopping down the street at The Diner for breakfast. PRO TIP, get your tickets online a couple of days before, or get them at the facility the day before! PRO TIP #2... be at the Museum at 9am when it opens, to get in and knock out the 3rd floor. Then you can make the 11.30am RCA Studio B Tour (go on the weekend and see if you can get RON for the tour guide! Ron LOVES his job and does and amazing job communicating the musical and historical significance of the studio to the artist and growth of the industry!!) When you get back, grab a quick, light snack and knock out the rest of the museum. Knock out the Hatch Show Print Tour, then head off for some dinner down on Broadway. Makes for an excellent day!

Every fan of Country Music absolutely must visit this place! There are so many incredible items on display. You can see the origins of Country and their emphasis on the songwriters was appreciated. Seeing the Bryants exhibit was so cool. The handwritten lyrics and music to Rocky Top was a highlight for me.

Great atmosphere so much history

I was so excited to come here. It was a must do on my vacation and I wasnt disappointed. I loved that I could do a self tour but still get the information with the handheld device. It was great. Everyone was very helpful telling us what to check out. My husband even commented on how it gave him a new appreciation for country music!!!

We were on vacation in TN and on our way home we decided to stop by the CMHOF in Nashville. Best decision we made. The price was good and there is sooooo much to see. The pictures I post with this review are only a fraction of what there is to see. Even if you are not a fan of country music there is so much for everyone to enjoy. The building is beautiful and well kept inside and out. They even have a section for kids to do some fun things. We didn’t have any kids with us so i cant go into details on that. Overall this was a great visit and well worth the time and money.

Special place to honor those special talented people who enlighten our everyday life.

Im not a country music fan normally but this was a fun museum full of history with performance clothes, automobiles, stories and architecture. Well done

Just awesome! There is so much history in music here and who ever designed this place did a beautiful job!

Country Music Museum and Hall of Fame is a beautiful building with a treasure trove of Country Music history. The exhibits are beautifully presented. Even with a large number of people its not difficult to move through the museum. There are a number of areas with video presentations that provide a chance to rest your feet. Definitely a good place to check out while in Nashville.

Ill start off by saying that Im not a fan of country music. However I am so glad that I came here. So much history! While I may not go out and start playing the banjo, I am considering the harmonica. The coolest part about the museum was seeing the different cars. From Elviss Cadillac to Burt Reynolds car in Smoky and the Bandits.

Some of the greatest singers in history and all they had was an outfit for them.

Very neat exhibits with lots of interesting features. Lots of memorabilia from many country!

The only thing I missed was Kenny Chesney. Im not sure if I missed his exhibit or if there just wasnt one while we were there. There was so much to see and read. My three year old loved the armadillos running across the floor. It was a great experience.

Great place to learn the history of country music. Friendly staff and well organized.

If you love country music than this is the place to go.

Tons of information. Good storytelling. Great covid precautions with plenty of space.

Well worth the money make sure you have plenty of time to look around

One of the most informative and most beautifully designed museums I have ever visited. Really really good. Extremely interesting.Staff shows a close to hysterical desire to control visitor flows. At every elevator, queue or stairs you get directed to stand, or move, or whatever. Quite irritating. Unclear what they want to achieve. Employ lots of people? What other value-add?But it is a great place. Quite an experience. Not inexpensive. Worth it though.

A must see for a die-hard country music fan, but it is overpriced and felt like there wasnt much to see. A few special exhibits, a depiction of hee-haw, some bios of famous singers, the wall of gold records, and youre done. In contrast you can spend hours at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland and not see it all.

Great experience. This is a Nashville must do. Museum takes roughly an hour to get through. Artifacts bring you right into the life of many of country music’s greatest artists

Was a huge place, three story filled will tons of stories. You can spend hours just looking at the things there. Pictures, musical instruments, clothing worn by stars, stories of each, even an old Harley Davidson. Was very entertaining and informative. Would recommend stopping by.

A must visit in Nashville. Buy your tickets online to avoid the line, but the line does move fairly fast. I recommend the package that includes the RCA Studio B tour. I also highly recommend paying the $5 for the audio tour, there is so much to see- the audio tour really helps if you have less then 2 hours to see the museum.

Museum did a fantastic job with social distancing, encouraging masks at all times. Great experience!!

Tickets were a bit steep for me ($25 for adult), but there were three floors to see and a nice sized gift shop.There is historical information and artifacts (lots of guitars) about famous people who are long dead, as well as artists as recent as Taylor Swift.The Hall of Fame is a place of contemplation, whereas the museum comes alive when you see all of the clothing, instruments, vehicles, and jewelry that famous people wore.

A must visit spot when in Nashville. If you can swing it to attend on a Saturday, be sure to check out the complimentary songwriters show. If I could rate that separately, it would be a 5/5 - nothing beats the intimate setting, and hearing firsthand from the writer what the inspiration for the song was and hear their experiences of trying to ‘make it’ in country music. This was the highlight of my time on the city - even more so, then the show at the Ryman! Seeing a few of the items on display was also cool, but I’m a fan of live music.

This is the second year in that I have visited the Country Music Hall of Fame and each year it becomes more valuable and meaningful. I love going to visit the Hall of Fame!

Lovely place in the hearth of Nashville. The show String City is great mostly for adults. We went on a field trip with middleschoolers and the students were pretty bored.But it is a great show if you are older and a country music lover!

Great museum. I learned more than I expect about country music. The interactive exhibits are downright fun.

Absolutely amazing. The guitars, the outfits the history. Willie Nelson in short hair and business suit singing, by itself is worth the price of admission. Elviss Cadillac and Webb Pierces tricked out Bonneville.

The museum was very pleasant to walk around the exhibits were neat and well presented.

Havent been a big fan of country music really but my visit to Nashville was fantastic. I rounded of my holiday with a visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Its laid out over three floors with the top floor dealing with the various roots and origins of country music in America. As you travel down to the ground floor you move forwards in time through the many developments and innovations and the artists associated with them. You end up in the actual circular Hall of Fame which has been constructed artfully and with great thoughtfulness.Just do it!

You do not have to be a Country Music fan to enjoy this really well thought-out designed museum! It is filled with knowledge and can entertain you easily for over 3 hours. Lots of interactive exhibits and music of course! Videos, seating for short films, and lots of connections to outside country music. Well worth the visit. Of you buy basic ticket, for $2 more can get audio stick that gives you access to 41 spots of information, well worth it!

This was a great stop during our trip to Nashville! There are numerous exhibits and opportunities to learn about this great music genre! Highly recommended!

Great walk down memory lane for Country Music Fans.

Great time at the hall of fame and museum. Parking in downtown Nashville was awful but once you conquer that it gets better! So many awesome things to do and see. Even my 5 year old stayed entertained the whole time. Plan on being there at least 3 hours. Youll be glad you did.

This is a great museum to just spend a few hours. They offer different packages on tours. The audio tour is the best bet. The numbers correlating with the audio are very easy to kiss because there is so much to see! It is neat that you can see the behind the scenes of some of the displays. Make sure you stop in the gift shop..and dont forget your flattened penny!

This place has some amazing facts...check it out

Awesome place to learn about the history of the country music... Ill be there again

Three cords and the truth. Fun place. They would have gotten 5 stars but in my opinion they are missing some very well Deserving artists that are not Represented

This is a must see in Nashville! I can not begin to say how amazing this was. So many artifact, information , on so many artist. Lots of history.From cars to actual manuscript to songs, clothes. I strongly recommend to buy the Stidio B tour add on pass. The only was to get this pass is with a country music hall of fame purchases. It was the best part, very intimate and just bone chilling if your a Elvis fan, or just a fan of the music in that era. To sit in the same studio in the same spot these artist recorded some of the most awarded music was just a wow moment. This is also a stop on the old town trolly route.

If youre a country music fan, youll love this place. If youre not, youll still enjoy it. Lots to see and learn about. The hall of fame room is cool. Love all the Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson stuff. Super fun place to go. I think it was $25 and it was definitely worth the money.

You can spend hours in here and not be bored.

SHANE at the gust shop was awesome! Very knowledgeable and made a 10 year olds day!

You can spend all day in this interactive Hall of Fame Museum. if you are a country music lover, you definitely need to make time to see this Museum. I would definitely recommend at least 4 to 5 hours to take in a museum. There are a lot of interactive exhibits, videos, and costumes from years past. Worth the time.

Great place to visit if you want to understand how country music has evolved over time. Go with at least two hours if you want to enjoy it. 3+ hours if you want to go slow and read the signs. The audio tour is absolutely worth the extra $2, but make sure to tell the clerk ahead of time which one you want cause they don’t ask you and you might end up being charged twice on your credit card like I did.

Loved every moment of Nashville - What a beautiful city, its wonderful music, all the lovely people that I saw and met, the bars and dance clubs. Keep up the SPIRIT AND MUSIC GOING !!

This place is packed with facts and pics about artists. plus has a couple cool cars and bikes

Great museum for country music lovers. I would have preferred a few more exhibits, artifacts, and history of some of the more recent major country artists.

Im not even a country music fan in general but I really enjoyed learning the history and seeing some familiar faces. Very nicely done!

Very nice museum!