Memphis in Tennessee is the Home of Blues, where Beale Street's neon-lit clubs keep the spirit of B.B. King alive and Graceland honors Elvis Presley's legacy. The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel and legendary BBQ joints make it essential for music and history lovers.
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Top spots in Memphis
National Civil Rights Museum
Historic site of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination & exhibits on the racial equality movement.
Graceland
Elvis Presley's famed estate featuring mansion tours, exhibits, a car museum & 2 jets.
Elvis Presley's Memphis
Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum
Story of the roots & influence of Bluff City's rock & soul music told through interactive media.
Graceland Mansion
Elvis Presley's famed colonial revival–style mansion with estate tours, a car museum & 2 jets.
Memphis Botanic Garden
Global array of plants arranged into separate areas, including a popular Japanese tranquility space.
The Mississippi Riverwalk
Beale Street Entertainment District
Iconic strip of music venues, clubs, bars & shops known for their blues-music history.
Memphis Museum of Science & History
Learning center with history & science attractions including an attached IMAX theater & planetarium.
The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange
Circa-1939 Memphis Cotton Exchange building is now a museum exhibiting cotton & slavery history.