Nashville's Top Country Music Attractions

The Grand Ole Opry has been heard on the radio since 1926, but that's nothing compared to seeing the show live and in person.
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To get in the spirit there is no better place than the Mother Church of Country Music, The Historic Ryman. It was here in the 1950's that you could have seen stars, such as Johnny Wright and Ernest Tubb sitting out back, spinning yarns of life on the road while awaiting their turn to wow the crowds on the stage of The Grand Ole Opry.
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Always make enough time, to gander down and take a quick tour through the Country Stars careers, lifestyles, and history. No where else, in the world, will you find such a collection of Country Music Memorabilia. You'll see that Webb Pierce was quite the Flamboyant one with his guitar shaped pool and that silver dollar studded Cadillac.
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Once you've gotten into the spirit of Nashville, it's time to go two stepping at The Wildhorse Saloon. It offers 66,000 square foot of live entertainment, dancing, dinner and drinks and free dance lessons too.
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When your ready for the real honky tonkin' to begin, the only place to start is the original Honky Tonk, the world renown Tootsies, you can't miss it, it's the only Purple painted building on Broadway. Several other Honky Tonks worth stopping by are Woofy's, The Stage, and Rippy's all are nestled on Broadway as well.
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Yes, it really is an alley and it gets its name from being home to the original Printing Companies of Nashville. All are long since gone. There are a variety of clubs in printers alley, such as: Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar, Brass Stables, Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar, Ms Kelli's, Lonnie's Western Room and Club Caliente.
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Hatch Show Print Shop, one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in America, has been open since 1879 and have printed posters for everyone from Elvis and Bob Dylan to Johnny Cash. They are currently owned by the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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