
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Tickets in Nashville, TN
222 Rep. John Lewis Way S • Nashville, TN 37203
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Cue the steel guitars and rhinestone flair—this is Nashville’s crown jewel! The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum hits all the right notes with legendary exhibits, rare memorabilia, and toe-tappin’ displays celebrating country music’s past, present, and iconic trailblazers.
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Located in downtown Nashville, the museum is easy to reach by car, ride-share, or local transit. The address is 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S.
The tour is self-guided, so guests can spend as much or as little time as they like. Most visitors stay 1.5 to 3 hours.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum does not have its own dedicated parking facility, but there are several nearby parking options, including public garages, surface lots, and metered street parking. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to find the best parking availability.
Expect a dynamic mix of historic instruments, iconic stage wear, interactive exhibits, and tributes to country legends past and present.
Yes, this attraction is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Yes, strollers are allowed inside the museum. Smaller strollers are recommended for easier navigation. Family restrooms in the Taylor Swift Education Center provide additional privacy if needed, and all restrooms are equipped with changing stations.
Yes, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is wheelchair accessible. The building has two entrances, each with an access ramp. The main entrance ramp is located at the corner of Demonbreun and 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S., while the 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S. entrance has a ramp to the side of the doors. The museum also offers hearing and visual accessibility guides to assist guests with auditory and visual impairments.
A limited number of courtesy wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis for their visitors while they are touring the Museum. Wheelchairs can be checked out at the Guest Services Desk.
Only service animals are allowed. Emotional support animals or pets are not allowed.
No outside food or beverages are allowed inside the Museum galleries. Bottled water is permitted if in a sealable container.
You can bring your camera into the Museum, but flash photography, selfie sticks, and tripods are prohibited. No video recording is allowed in the Museum galleries during Historic RCA Studio B tours, Hatch Show Print tours, and Museum programs. Personal items more significant than 16 x 17 x 8 will not be permitted in the Museum and cannot be checked in for storage at the Museum.
To ensure they maintain appropriate social distancing, your tickets are only valid during your selected entry.
Items cannot be stored during your visit. Bags must be no larger than a standard backpack for entry.