Things To Do
Graceland
The former residence of The King himself, you can walk the same halls that Elvis Presley did back in his heyday. There are different tour options which include the house, the grounds, a museum of his cars, and his two private airplanes. For anyone who’s a big Elvis fan, this is definitely the place to see!
Beale Street
Some of Memphis’ most famous spots are on this well-known street. Around since the 1900s, there’s a reason it’s called America’s Most Iconic Street. Bars, restaurants, music venues, and more. There’s never a dull moment downtown, but especially not when you’re on Beale!
Sun Studio
Also known as The Birthplace of Rock ‘N’ Roll, Sun Studio is famous for recording such artists as B.B. King, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis. You can see some classic memorabilia, hear old stories and recording outtakes, and even stand where these famous musicians once stood and recorded their hits.
Memphis Zoo
Did you know the Memphis Zoo is only one of four zoos in the U.S. that has giant pandas? That’s right! You may come to see those cute creatures, but stay for all the others. The Zoo always has fun exhibits, beautiful scenery, and seasonal activities that are great for the whole family.
Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid
Bud's favorite spot in Memphis! Definitely, a must-see, whether you’re big on hunting and fishing or not! It’s the 10th largest pyramid in the world, and it’s got a bowling alley, two restaurants, a swanky hotel, and all the Bass Pro gear you could ever need. Plus, you can take an elevator to the top for a gorgeous view of the city. There are tons to do in this space alone, and if you’ve ever wanted to try fried alligator, they’ve got it on the menu.
Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium
History, science, and nature encompass this amazing space, and it’s got a planetarium!
Stax Museum of American Soul Music
The birthplace of soul music lets you visit the history of Stax Records!
National Civil Rights Museum
Explore the history of the civil rights movement located at the Lorraine Hotel, where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. tragically lost his life.
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art
The oldest and largest art museum in the state of Tennessee, it houses many amazing collections from some of the most artistic periods in time.
Memphis River Parks
The Memphis Riverfront offers plenty of daytime activities! Take a stroll on the bluff along the Mississippi River, visit the River Garden, & take your picture with the Memphis sign.
