5. Country Music Hall of Fame

DOWNTOWN.   Come here to examine the roots of country music and see how it all began. Find out who the real pioneers of country music were. If you're a country music trivia buff, you'll get your fill here. Stroll the walkpath and see where greats like Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley got their starts – the famed RCA Studio B. The permanent exhibit traces the history of country music from its very beginnings, with memorabilia, audio and video clips, interactive displays, and finally, the Hall of Fame Rotunda. Special exhibits focus on different people, styles, or periods of history. Gift shop and restaurant onsite.   (© 10Best)

Even if you’re not a huge country music fan, a tour of the city would be incomplete without a visit to the Hall of Fame. Not only will you find paraphernalia from the stars—-Elvis’s gold-plated Cadillac, Minnie Pearl’s hat, and Willie Nelson’s bandana—-but great displays that combine sound and sights. Even the building is a marvel: vertical windows shaped like piano keys curve around the front of the building, which mimics the shape of a bas clef. (from Southern Living)

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Hours:

Daily 9am-5pm

Admission:

Adult $19.99; Senior (55+) $17.99; Student $17.99; Military $17.99; Child (6-17) $11.99; Child (5 and under) Free

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	"John78854" more than a month ago
It is all new and an excellent place to visit. Wish they would let you take your cameras in the facility.
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