Book in advance to catch a show at the Opry, a must for country fans and music lovers alike. Guided tours are also popular—step on stage and follow in the footsteps of countless musicians; take a backstage tour and hear behind-the-scenes stories about the venue; and peek inside dressing rooms and other backstage areas. Many Nashville sightseeing tours also pass by the exterior of the Grand Ole Opry.
FM Assistive Listening Devices are available to borrow during the shows.
Combine a tour of the Opry and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, two of Nashville's must-see attractions.
You can listen to the Opry live on the radio by streaming 650 AM WSM The Legend.
The Grand Ole Opry is wheelchair-friendly with accessible seating and elevators; however, some behind-the-scenes areas may not be.
The Grand Ole Opry House and Opry Entertainment Complex are located just off Briley Parkway at 2804 Opryland Drive in Nashville, Tennessee. Most tours include transportation from your downtown Nashville hotel and many Nashville city tours pass by the building.
Show times at the Grand Ole Opry may vary, so check before purchasing tickets. The Opry show is presented at the nearby Ryman Auditorium during the months of November, December, and January. Guided tours are available year-round.
The Grand Ole Opry is just one of many musical attractions in Nashville, Tennessee. While you're in the "Music City," don't miss the Johnny Cash Museum, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and the National Museum of African American Music. You can also combine a stop at the Opry with a visit to the Hatch Show Print, birthplace of legendary country music posters.
