Things To Do

Beale Street

Historic blues clubs, bars, cafes and live music!

Paula & Raiford's Disco

Graceland

Elvis Presley's famed estate featuring mansion tours, exhibits, a car museum & 2 jets

The Peabody Memphis

Peabody Duck March - Daily, 11am & 5pm

National Civil Rights Museum

Historic site of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination and exhibits on the racial equality movement

Memphis Zoo

Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid

In addition to fishing, boating, hunting and outdoor gear, this Bass Pro Shop includes a 103-room hotel with treehouse cabins, 600,000 gallons of water with over 1,800 fish, a cypress swamp with alligator pools and duck aviaries and an observation deck at the top of the 32-story steel pyramid.

The Arcade Restaurant

One of our favorite brunch spots! Get the "breakfast shot" and thank us later.

Old Dominick Distillery

A rooftop distillery with distinctive whiskeys, vodkas and award-winning Memphis Toddy

Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken

Memphis Main Street Trolley

The trolley makes stops near (and will take you past) notable destinations like Beale Street, National Civil Rights Museum, South Main Arts District, Mississippi River, Memphis Cook Convention Center and numerous Downtown Memphis hotels (hello, Peabody Ducks) and restaurants. There is no better way to get a nostalgic view of Downtown Memphis than by trolley. On Fridays and Saturdays, the Main Street Trolley line will operate with three cars and run every 20 minutes. Hours of Operations: Friday: 6:45 a.m.-12:15 a.m., Saturday: 8 a.m.-12:10 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-6:20 p.m. Base trolley fares are $1 per ride and daily passes can be purchased for $3.50. The 2.5 mile Riverfront Loop route is a relief for tired feet so you can save your energy for the wedding reception :)