We loved the displays of some of our heroes of country and beloved artists to alot of us. Had goosebumps just seeing some of the memorabillia in the displays. If you are a true opry fan, you must see this museum....a wonderful job done by many.

This place looks awesome !!! I've never been there but this weed is my sping bread and im going there for vaction.Matter of fact im on the road right now. i just left the Ihop in madison county. I am headed to nashville right now!! So Exciting. I actually live in Michigan and my family and i were coming down for nice weather but turns out it is going to snow probally so guess our plan didn't work out that good.LoL(laugh out loud)

This has mostly older generations of country music stars being featured. Has a few of the newer ones. Kids thought it was kind of neat set up. Doesn't take a long time to go through but a must see!

You can't beat the price of this because it is free with several really neat exhibits. If you are staying at the Opryland Hotel It is in walking distance from the hotel. So what do you have to lose.

I not a country music fan,so when my husband dragged me in I went with the flow.Turns out it is a little boring but it is a memory and it was worth the trip.You should see it around Christmas!

I loved it! It has a great location and you get to see all kinds of memorbillia from years gone by of your favorite artists of country music! I had a blast! And the best part is it is FREE!!!!

Located next to the New Opry House at Opry Mill, the FREE - YES FREE - is an outstanding tribute to the Grand Ole Opry. Outstanding exhibits on such stars as Minnie Pearl, Roy Acuff, Marty Robbins, Tex Ritter and Little Jimmy Dickens, just to name a few. If you are a fan of traditional Country Musis and the Grand Ole Opry then this is a must see attraction while in Nashville.