Museums in Nashville, Tennessee

Belmont Mansion, whose construction began in 1849, was built as a summer home for Joseph and Adelicia Acklen, one of Nashville’s wealthiest couples. The 19th-century estate now operates as a museum and sits in the middle of the Belmont University campus, one of the ten most beautiful urban campuses in the United States! It’s a must-see for history buffs and anyone interested in early architecture or decorative arts. Details

Journey through country music's rich heritage and history in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum halls. The museum hosts many of the genre's beloved memorabilia – from Hank Williams' Martin guitar to plaques dedicated to some of the finest country music artists like Patsy Cline to Reba Mcentire – and more! Details

Discover the stunning gardens, historic architecture, and peaceful surroundings of Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. Explore the 1,120-acre property at your own pace, with informative signage and interactive exhibits throughout. After exploring the Hermitage grounds, enjoy a visit to the onsite Natchez Hills Winery for a discounted wine tasting (ages 21+). Details

Listen to iconic music and the stories behind them with this Nashville's RCA Studio B & Country Music Hall of Fame Combo ticket. Hear all about the singers that coined the 'Nashville Sound' as you roam the studio that gave birth to icons like Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, and more. Feel the rhythm and enjoy a day full of learning all about music right here! Details

Get a chance to see the tools of the trade of the historic letterpress industry and the artists that coined the iconic ‘Nashville Sound’! Guests on this tour will appreciate the history and heritage found in the attractions as they tour the halls and learn the inner workings of both trades. Discover what Nashville has to offer with just one ticket! Details