In 6144 trips
Location:
Memphis, Millington...
Day:
07/10/2008 to 07/11/2008
Category:
Things to do, City...
Unscheduled - Memphis
In 3573 trips
This is it—the second most visited house in the United States—preserved exactly as when Elvis Presley lived here, co …
In 1261 trips
The 2,800 animals of over 400 species here are cared for in environments as close to their native habitats as possib …
In 1340 trips
While speaking on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. You can re …
In 1264 trips
Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, B.B. King: they all recorded here at Sun Studio. Founded by Sam Phillips in 1950, th …
In 785 trips
This museum is housed in the Georgian marble home built in the 1920s by Clarence Sanders, founder of the Piggly Wigg …
In 1130 trips
Trace the twists and turns of the Mississippi River following the River Walk. Learn about the shipping of cotton on …
In 734 trips
Like Mark Twain, you can ride on a paddlewheel boat and relive a romantic era in American history. Afternoon cruises …
In 916 trips
Elvis, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Stax Records, Isaac Hayes, the Staple Singers, all called Memphis home. So, the ri …
In 192 trips
Having been slowly restored over the past 20 years, the Orpheum is now an astonishingly rich architectural treasure …
In 70 trips
Raccoons wander freely around this nature preserve and educational facility. The Lichterman family after whom the ce …
In 80 trips
This is the home of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, the Memphis College of Art, and the Overton Park Municipal Gol …
In 103 trips
Memphis' main museum is housed in a marble building completed in 1916. The architecturally beautiful rooms house an …
In 108 trips
Peabody Place is part of an ambitious downtown renewal effort that includes complexes of restaurants, shops and apar …
In 67 trips
This museum is the only one in the country dedicated to ornamental metalwork. Exhibits often include such diverse ob …
In 63 trips
The Dixons were a childless couple who collected art, both fine and decorative, and left it all to the city when the …