It’s a must not miss Nashville thing to do.īillions of dollars worth of hits have been recorded in this tiny studio, primarily from 1957 to 1977, when the studio was operated by RCA Records.ĭolly Parton recorded her $35 million hit, “I will always love you.” Elvis recorded most of his number one hits here, as did the Everly Brothers, who were the first album I ever bought when I was super young from a TV infomercial.
When you visit the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum, add on a Studio B tour where you visit Studio Row, the famous recording studio in Nashville Learn about the greats on the RCA Studio B tour (Four years later, I’m still wearing the boots and they are like brand new!) Definitely a Nashville bucket list item. I’ve already gotten great wear out of them and it’s summer! The boots made sense as I’d wear them a lot and they should last for many years. It was super expensive ($300) and I rarely make a purchase like this or buy souvenirs, but Nashville is in my heart and soul and I wanted something unique that would bring back those memories every time I wore them. The kids will love getting their photos with the giant cowboy boots on the sidewalk and trying on the biggest and prettiest display of cowgirl boots you’ve ever seen.Īfter a week of deliberating, I decided to take advantage of the 3 boots for the price of 1 deal. “Well honey, you’re in Nashville now and Nashville is known for its music.” “Why is there music everywhere? Every place we go past there’s music playing.” There are plenty of interactive exhibits and fun things for kids to do.īroadway is the place for people watching.īroadway is lined with honky tonk bars, cowboy boot retailers, candy shops, and a party bus and trolley pub crawl going past every five minutes.īroadway was the first place we went to during our Nashville family vacation. I don’t think your kids will get bored here. And then at the end, we sat down together to record our own, slightly off pitch song.Īnd then got to hang out in the big guitar! The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is one of the top attractions in Nashville and worth visiting for its uniqueness. Kalyra asked me some interesting questions about music while there. The girls loved listening to the different types of music here in the audio booths. Swifties will love the Taylor Swift Education Center. I particularly loved the Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash section as this is more my type and how the style of music I listen was born. There are four levels telling the Nashville music story, each sharing a different era. It’s a definite on your list of best things to do in Tennessee with kids. If you want to learn more about music and how it evolved from its bluegrass and gospel roots, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is the place to spend a few hours. If you’re able to visit Nashville without the kids, then check out this three day Romantic weekend getaway in Nashville Fun Things to Do in Nashville TN with Kids See a Show at The Grand Ole Opry (and go backstage)įun with kids at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Nashville has cool chocolate factories too so it’s not ALL about the music.ĭon’t worry, we are sharing some of those fun family Nashville TN attractions down below too! She loves Elvis, was enthralled at the Johnny Cash Museum bopping away to his tunes, and confidently states that she prefers Elvis because she thinks he is more handsome, although I think Cash’s style is more suited to her personality.īut don’t worry, they’ll also remember the Goo Goo Clusters as well. Just the other evening, Savannah ran out of her bedroom (a month after visiting Nashville and previously Memphis) with a book in her hand screaming, Our girls loved the variety of musical experiences on offer. What Makes Nashville Unique?įamily photo before the Grand Ole Opry Show Put your time and energy instead into the things that make that city stand out and experiences the entire family will enjoy. Ok, there will be some museums that are truly unique to the region and worth visiting, like the Civil Rights Museum we visited in Memphis (and the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum in Nashville we’re about to share with you). You can find zoos, science centers and museums in almost any city and they don’t differ too much! One family travel hack I have is that when you visit a destination choose your activities and attractions on the things that make that city unique.
Sure it has a growing reputation for wild girl getaways – it’s overtaken Vegas as the number one place for bachelorette parties in the United States.īut, despite all the pedal trolley pubs whizzing past you on the street, there are plenty of fun things to do in Nashville with your children, that you will love too.
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