The Opry, an American icon and Nashville,
Tennessee’s number-one attraction, is world-
famous for creating one-of-a-kind
entertainment experiences for audiences
of all ages.

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Brittany M.

Sep 5, 2008

The Grand Ole Opry is the most historic place in Nashville, Tennessee. If visiting the city, you MUST stop here. The Grand Ole Opry is the birthplace of country music, though at the time it was at the Ryman Auditorium, which you can also visit downtown. On Friday and Saturday nights, and Tuesday nights in the summer, the Grand Ole Opry has live entertainment, usually being some of today's hottest country music stars. This is a must see!

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Melanie F.

Feb 8, 2009

A must for visitors to Nashville - a great time to be had even if you're not a huge country fan. All you have to have an appreciation for is history and music in general.

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Bern

Jan 15, 2009

We broke down just outside of Nashville, so we spent acouple of days there while the car was fixed. Great time, ate on the General Jackson Paddlewheeler, went to Opryland.

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