The most historic building in Nashville, this one-time church became the home of the Grand Ole Opry, the most famous show in all of country music. Hear how the “Nashville Sound” evolved over time or buy tickets to experience a modern show at the Birthplace of Bluegrass.

A top destination for any country fan, or really any music aficionado. Visitors will see superstar relics like Elvis’s golden Cadillac and Patsy Cline’s cowgirl costume. Try out the interactive singalong or purchase your own music poster at the print shop.

Two streets known for great food and drink, and plenty of music! Visitors can stop in with no cover charge to hear live music most nights. We’ll share Prohibition-era tales that haunt Printer’s Alley and explain why Broadway is better known as “Honky Tonk Highway.”

All the greats of country music are memorialized here, from Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash to Garth Brooks and Loretta Lynn. Don’t forget to tip a hat or sing a few lyrics when you find your favorite’s star. Lucky visitors might even happen upon live events happening in the green space here.

This massive mural is a testament to how we’re all linked across space and time through the music we love. Take a selfie with the life-sized paintings of stars like Brad Paisley, Loretta Lynn, Tim McGraw and Miranda Lambert - the artist updates it from time to time, too.