Visit the home of Elvis Presley - bought by Presley in the spring of 1957 when he was just 22 years old for over $100,000. Elvis lived in this Memphis-estate until his death in 1977. Enjoy exploring the iconic style of Elvis Presley - with the elaborately decorated rooms and his famous automobiles, Graceland is sure to impress everyone who visits!
Known as "the birthplace of Rock'n'roll," Sun Studio helped discover musical legends such as B.B. King, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis to name a few. Stop by to listen to recordings from studio sessions of artists that put Memphis on the map!
The National Civil Rights Museum was founded in 1991 in Memphis, TN. The location of the museum was previously known as the Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968. With interactive exhibits, movies, historic collections, and speakers, this museum offers an emotional experience.
Located behind the Peabody Hotel, Beale Street is famously known as the "Home of the Blues." With its live music, Southern food, history, nightlife, and shops, enjoy "walkin in Memphis!"
The Memphis Pyramid located on the famous Mississippi River is an iconic landmark to the city of Memphis - sometimes referred to as "the 8th Wonder of the World" by Memphians. Opened in 1991, the Pyramid was a multipurpose sports arena and concert venue. In 2015, the Pyramid reopened as a Bass Pro Shops with not only retail, but a live aquarium, restaurant, hotel, and a beautiful view of the Mississippi River and the gorgeous Memphis skyline.
Take a walk along the Mighty Mississippi River. Walk, run, or bike along the bluff, located above Tom Lee Park, visit River Garden, and of course take your picture with the iconic Memphis Sign. You don't want to miss this beautiful view of the city!
Memphis is not only known for its soulful music, the food here is unmatched. Listed are some of our favorites to eat at when we are in town! Catherine & Mary's Flight Amelia Gene's Central BBQ Rendevous McEwen's Huey's Hog & Hominy