Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum vs Tennessee State Capitol: which should you do first?

If you only have time for one, do Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum first. Its top ten experiences average an Outty Ranking of 85 against 82 for Tennessee State Capitol, and it has 35 ranked ways to see it versus 34. Tennessee State Capitol is the cheaper entry at $20, so it is the better pick on a tight budget. With a full day in Nashville, pair them: plan Tennessee State Capitol in the morning, as it is the shorter visit on average.

Ranked experiences at Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum start from $29 and at Tennessee State Capitol from $20 per person. Tennessee State Capitol can also be visited for free; paid options add guides, skip-the-line access or transport.

Experiences at Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum run 2.1 hours on average and at Tennessee State Capitol 1.9 hours, so both fit in one day in Nashville with a break in between.

Yes. Book the longer visit for the morning when crowds are lighter, and keep the afternoon for the other. 100% of Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum options and 100% of Tennessee State Capitol options offer free cancellation, which makes it easy to adjust.

For Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum: Nashville RCA Studio B & Country Music Hall of Fame Ticket Combo (Outty Ranking 90, from $55). For Tennessee State Capitol: Downtown Nashville's Hidden Gems E-bike Tour (Outty Ranking 86, from $79).