The National Civil Rights Museum is a complex of museums and historic buildings in Memphis, Tennessee; its exhibits trace the history of the civil rights movement in the United States from the 17th century to the present. The museum is built around the former Lorraine Motel.
“The birthplace of Rock and Roll.” Very entertaining 45 minute guided tour. Reservations recommended.
Peabody Duck are a “must-see” Memphis tradition since 1940. Every day at 11:00AM and 5:00PM. Arrive early for the best view.
South Main Arts District and Trolley This one-square-mile neighborhood – starting just one block south of historic Beale Street – holds some of Memphis’ greatest legends, architecture, art, innovation, and characters. It is full of DIY’ers and entrepreneurs, locally-owned shops, chef-owned restaurants, and organizations that support the arts. Ride the trolley from end and end. Trolley Night – June 24th
Lined with over 35 blues clubs, restaurants and shops to explore. The infamous BB Kings a great place to hear music.
Part of the TN Whiskey Trail. A 45 minute tour and tasting. Reservations recommended.
Beck and Call Hyatt Centic – 33 Beale Street The Peabody – 118 South 2nd Street The Hu Roof – 79 Madison Paramount – 265 South Front Street
The oldest and largest art museum in TN.
Home to more than 4500 animals including the giant panda’s Le Le and Ya Ya.
Over 4500 acres of outdoor adventure including trails, an obstacle course, kayak, paddle boat, bike rental, and horseback riding.
The Stax Museum is one of only a handful of museums in the world dedicated to soul music (the Motown Museum in Detroit is another), it not only celebrates the legacy of Stax Records and its artists such as Isaac Hayes, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, the Staple Singers, Johnnie Taylor, Albert King, Booker T. & the MGs, Rufus and Carla Thomas and others.
Home of Elvis Presley.
An eclectic area with great bars restaurants and shops. Close to the zoo and Brooks Museum.
Authentic, fresh inexpensive Mexican food
Great burgers, bar food and healthy meal options.
Yummy NY style pizza.
Craft cocktails and great food is a park-like setting with corn hole and games.
Great place for a casual breakfast complete with breakfast cocktails
The best hot and spicy chicken ever! Pick up an order for lunch and bring it across the street to Old Dominick to enjoy a craft cocktail at the bar.
Adjacent to Old Dominick Distillery the Grey Canary is a culinary experience. A fantastic raw bar, unique small plates and things to share and so much more.
Blend of grandmother cooking, Italian philosophy of dining, and southern ingredients to the heart of the city.
265 South Front Street Open 8-7 daily for a great carryout breakfast of lunch.
Walgreens 2 North Main Quench Liquor 99 South 2nd Street, Suite A City Market 66 South Main Local grocery store with great smoothies, bakery, snacks etc.