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If you
are a true country music fan, you simply must come to Nashville!
The Grand Ole Opry, its original home, the Ryman Auditorium, Fan Fair and the new Country Music Hall of Fame are some of the most important institutions
in the history of country music which must be included in your visit.
The Nashville
Sound
is known all over the world. Why not hear it yourself in Tennessee?
Whether you are dancing at the
Wild
Horse Saloon
or having a
drink at Tootsie's, you soon will know why most country music
artists call Nashville their home. And now you can combine country
music with a unique shopping experience at the 1.2 million
square foot Opry
Mills Shopping
Mall across from the
Opry House. Opry Mills is a destination by itself.
Country Music Travel is pleased to
offer you this top quality line-up of Nashville,
Tennessee vacation and tour packages.
CLICK on any of the following list
items to link to the detailed descriptions.
Special
Event Packages

- Tennessee Christmas Packages: Hotel and
show packages offered in November and December, 2013 featuring the
Rockettes, Grand Ole Opry, Dollywood's
Smoky Mountain Winterfest plus a
wide array of optional show, tour and attraction add-ons.
Riverboat Cruise Country Music, Blues & Rock 'n' Roll Riverboat Cruise-Tour: Twelve-day / Eleven-night fully-escorted coach / riverboat cruise vacation package offered in November and December, 2013 and four departure dates in 2014 visiting Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans and points in-between. You’ll enjoy some of the South’s grand music cities and historical towns.
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Fully-Escorted
Multi-City Coach Tours
Ten-day / Nine-night
fully-escorted bus tour visits Memphis, Nashville,
Louisville,
Lexington,
Great
Smoky
National
Park,
Gatlinburg, Dollywood and Atlanta
with sightseeing, shows and fun all along the way - offered on selected
dates.
Seven
and Nine-day fully-escorted bus tours to Memphis,
Tupelo
(Birthplace
of Elvis Presley) and Nashville
- offered on selected dates.
Nine-day / Eight-night
fully-escorted bus tour visits New Orleans, Memphis
and Nashville
with sightseeing, shows and fun all along the way - offered on selected
dates.
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2013 Nashville Hotel & Grand Ole
Opry Packages
Two-day/One-night package
including the Grand
Ole Opry and Country
Music Hall of Fame with multiple hotel
Three-day/Two-night package
including Grand
Ole Opry, Country
Music Hall of Fame, Home
of Stars Tour with multiple hotel choices and
show/attractions add-ons
Three-day/Two-night package
including the Grand
Ole Opry, tours with multiple hotel choices and show /
attraction options.
Four-day/Three-night hotel package
including the Grand
Ole Opry, tours with multiple hotel choices and show /
attraction options.
Five-Day/Four-night hotel package
including the Grand
Ole Opry, tours with multiple hotel choices and show /
attraction options.
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All
package rates are accurate at the time of printing; however, they are
subject to change without notice. Prices shown are based on specific
dates of travel and are subject to availability. Special Event and
Holiday Packages prices and policies may vary. Charges imposed by
hotels for items such as telephone calls, parking, or amenities are not
included in package prices.
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