Wondering what to do in Nashville? The music comes first. Spend day one downtown: the Country Music Hall of Fame with the RCA Studio B add-on (about $30–50), a backstage tour of the Ryman, then Lower Broadway after dark, where the honky-tonks play live music for free — you just tip the band. Day two is a Grand Ole Opry show (Tuesday, Friday and Saturday year-round, more in summer), with a hot-chicken food tour or a party-tractor ride beforehand. Day three is whiskey: the Jack Daniel’s distillery in Lynchburg is 90 minutes away and bus tours from downtown include tastings and lunch. Two to three days is right for most visitors; add a fourth for Memphis and Graceland. Compare every Nashville tour and ticket below by rating and price, most with free cancellation.
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