Luxury Car rental in Nashville

Love Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams and Willie Nelson? Then this is the place for you. Once called the “Smithsonian of country music” you can get an understanding of all the artifacts and exhibits on display here at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Nashville is a hub for sound– it doesn’t have the name Music City for nothing. Explore the story of popular American music with an abundance of interesting artifacts and exhibits waiting to be explored. Take a tour of Studio B, the legendary recording studio. There are interactive exhibits and displays, live music and memorabilia from the genre’s greatest performers all in one location.

No visit to Nashville would be complete without a trip to Music Row. This famous district in the southwest of downtown Nashville is widely considered to be the heart of the city’s entertainment industry, thanks to the number of recording studios here. You can take a tour on Nashville’s Hop on Hop Off Trolley to learn about the city’s impressive music industry. Or visit some of the dive bars that have inspired some country and western classics. Centered on 16^th and 17^th Avenues South, more commonly known as Music Square East and West, it also has many shops and restaurants to satisfy your retail and hunger pangs.

Walk in the footsteps of royalty – Elvis Presley, or should we say the King, Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton and many other famous singers have recorded hits here. Now you can take the one-hour guided tour of this famed studio where some of the world’s biggest musicians have brought their tunes to life, such as Roy Orbison. Studio B is one of the few remaining historic recording studios in the world left standing, making it a truly special place. Elvis recorded more than 100 songs in its hallowed walls. Studio B is a really a must-visit destination for any country music diehard.