If you’re a country music fan, there’s no better destination to explore than Tennessee—from Elvis Presley’s Graceland and Sun Studio and Memphis to Nashville’s honkytonks and The Grand Ole Opry, the state is steeped in country music history.
The Ken Burns PBS documentary Country Music highlighted more than 20 of these historical attractions in the state, and visitors can now collect stamps at these sites for a chance to win souvenirs like limited-edition Hatch Show Print to a Tennessee Music Pathways-branded guitar.
Country music fans can download a digital passport here or pick up a physical passport at one of Tennessee’s 16 welcome centers or one of the locations featured along the Ken Burns Country Music Pathway.
Iconic country music attractions featured in Country Music and on the passport include:
- The Grand Ole Opry, Nashville
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Nashville
- Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Bristol
- Elvis Presley’s Graceland, Memphis
- Sun Studio, Memphis
- Dollywood, Pigeon Forge
See a full list of sites and FAQs about the passport program here. Learn more about Tennessee’s Music Pathways here.
