Johnny Cash Museum

I recommend this activity for those visiting Nashville. It was a great experience, from purchasing the tickets with friendly staff and just experience the life of Johnny Cash inside the museum. Also, it's a cool spot to cool down and walk around when it's hot outside.

Fairly small but very well presented. A bit crowded to really enjoy but they limit folks in groups to keep it from getting too crowded. Price is steep for the size and the Patsy Cline museum above is additional. Worth 30-45 minutes

This museum was worth every penny of admission. The layout was amazing and easy to follow. started with the Tennessee Two exhibit with items from the band when they started out. Then, there is a breakdown of his life by the decades with statistics of each decade starting with 1950s all the way through the 2010s. artifacts from his whole life scattered throughout.... so much history of one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, all in one magical place. Highly recommend a visit here for the Johnny Cash fan.

The museum is much smaller than I thought although we still had a good time. It's a lot of reading if you wanted to see everything. And they also have some interactive things but some of the screens didn't work. We were there in and out within 45 mins. For the price, I would expect more or less admission fees. If you have AAA, they will give you one dollar off or trying to get coupons from hotel lobbies or other attractions (usually there is a rackOf entertainments/activities).

Very small museum but packed with lots of Johnny Cash memorabilia.The museum closes early so I told my wife let's try and hit this place up before lunch. Once inside, it's packed with everything for the man dressed in black. Pictures, albums, awards and family, he really lived an extraordinary life. It was summer when we visited, the guard told me about a speakeasy downstairs?? Now I gotta come back!

Excellent museum, far better than expected. Great collection and better presentation. The gift shop is very expensive but over all, if you are in Nashville and never been to the Cash Museum, treat yourself.

Great place to visit and learn about this country music legend.Stopped in today and really enjoyed my visit. This museum tells the story of Johnny Cash's life and is chock full of memorabilia. There are videos, guitars, photos, outfits, recordings, and lots of records throughout the museum. It's not terribly big, you can see everything in less than an hour. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in Nashville.

This was one of the top things I wanted to do in Nashville and certainly on the short list for museums as I love and respect Johnny Cash. I was a bit floored by the price - it's a smaller museum and cost was $25 per person to get inside. It's very nice and took us about 45 minutes to go through... but it wasn't worth that high of a price to me. I enjoyed seeing the memorabilia of such a great artist and learning a few new things about him, but wow! Sticker shock!

Very nice museum filled with lots of information on Johnny Cash, both known and unknown (to me), including his family. I was surprised at how many things other than music he was involved with. If you find yourself in Nashville, you won't go wrong strolling through this museum ... for a $ price $.

Good stuff I love Johnny Cash. I literally wanted everything in here. Cant have Nashville without Johnny Cash! Johnny Cash Museum features the largest archives of Johnny Cash memorabilia in the world from the man and blacks earliest childhood artifacts to the very last song he wrote. What a treat! See Johnny stage, costumes instruments, personal letters, artwork, handwritten songs, as well as artifacts from family members and notable friends. Never been so jealous of a man's wardrobe in my life ! I love Johnny Cash. 5Star.