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See rock and roll history at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I spent at least 8 hours in this museum reading about every detail there was on the different museum exhibits. They have really unique rock pieces of art including the bass guitar smashed on the cover of London Calling. One thing to watch out for is that you will end up paying $20 to get in. But if you are a rock fan it will completely be worth it. They have stuff you’d never expect to see including hand written notes from the Beatles including songs written on paper by my favorite Beatle, John Lennon. Unfortunately, unless you are really sneaky you won’t be able to take any photographs of these wonderful items. I just tried to relish the pictures while I was there and was able to just tell all my friends about my experience when I got home. If you want a keepsake on your way out, the staff will offer the chance to buy a photo that they took of you at the beginning of the tour. Honestly the photos aren’t all they great so I passed on this opportunity. Tags for this Travel Tip: rockandrollhalloffame rockstars rockmuseum |
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