Memphis

Set along the Mississippi River in southwest Tennessee, Memphis is known worldwide as the home of Blues, Soul and Rock 'n' Roll. Top attractions include Beale Street, Elvis Presley’s Graceland, Stax Museum of American Soul Music, the National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis Zoo & the largest Bass Pro Shops.

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Explore the Crystal Shrine Grotto, a man-made cave inside a cemetery. Appreciate murals as you walk around the districts. Discover what's inside the giant glass pyramid along the Mississippi (the Bass Pro Shops not only includes outdoor gear, but also a cypress swamp and aquariums). Dance the night away at Paula & Raiford's Disco.

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By day, visit studios where music legends like Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Otis Redding pioneered sounds that shook the world. By night, Memphis is bumpin' with clubs, live music and nightlife on Beale Street and beyond. Elvis fans flock to Graceland to stroll the mansion, walk the gardens and tour his private planes.

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You know you'll be walking in Memphis, particularly down Beale Street. This iconic pedestrian-only thoroughfare features dozens of bars/restaurants for the ultimate night out, neon-lit and soaked in Memphis music lore. Its venues span BB King's Blues Club to acoustic blues lounges, dance clubs, bars and soul-music stages.

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Memphis is home to more than 100 BBQ joints and even hosts two BBQ fests in one weekend every May. Feed your soul with the tender barbecue Memphis is known for. Ask any local for a recommendation, or just follow the aroma of low- and slow-cookin’ to family-owned favorites.

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