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Pink Palace can be described as one of the broad-ranging collections of educational, technological, and historic attractions having maintained by Memphis Museums, Inc. and City of Memphis. In Pink Palace Museum, one can easily walk through...
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| Calvary Episcopal Church | |
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What was founded by 10 parishioners in 1832 has since blossomed into Memphis’s vibrant Calvary Episcopal Church. Located at 102 North Second Street, this church is now home to 1200 members who have found a welcoming...
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| Elmwood Cemetery | |
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Centuries of history and respect linger within the gates of Elmwood Cemetery, the oldest active cemetery grounds in Memphis, Tennessee. Located at 824 South Dudley Street, Elmwood Cemetery dates back to 1852 and has since been used...
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| Graceland | |
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The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and you can experience the stomping grounds of this rock legend at his home, Graceland. Located at 3764 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Graceland is an...
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| National Civil Rights Museum | |
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The site of Martin Luther’s King Jr.’s assassination at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis used to represent a feeling of overwhelming loss and tragedy. Now the home to the National Civil Rights Museum, it exudes a sense of hope and...
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| Grace-St. Luke's Episcopal Church | |
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The light that shines in beams through the stained glass windows of the Grace-St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Memphis, Tennessee warms the hearts of all who enter the towering wooden doors. Located at 1720 Peabody Avenue, this...
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| Mississippi Greenbelt Park | |
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When a park is constantly bustling with people jogging through the paths, taking leisurely walks hand in hand or lounging for a relaxing picnic, there must be some sort of special attraction about it. The Mississippi Greenbelt Park...
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| Mud Island River Park | |
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Mud Island River Park isn’t exactly an island, but it’s definitely a historical and environmental oasis in Memphis, Tennessee. Located at 125 North Front Street, Mud Island River Park is a small peninsula that is...
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| Saint Peter Catholic Church | |
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St. Peter Catholic Church represents over two centuries over Roman Catholic history in the Memphis, Tennessee region. Located at 190 Adams Avenue, this cathedral is one of the oldest surviving structures in Memphis. Characterized...
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| Shelby Farms Park | |
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The enormous Shelby Farms Park in Memphis, Tennessee offers almost every outdoor activity imaginable, making for the perfect family outing. Located at 500 North Pine Lake Drive, this park covers 4,500 acres of...
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| Chucalissa Indian Village | |
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Archaeological remains dating back to the 1400s seem almost impossible to fathom, but the Chucalissa Indian Village in Memphis, Tennessee is just that. The remains are located at 1987 Indian Village Drive on a bluff that overlooks...
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| Memphis Brooks Museum of Art | |
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At the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, you’ll have the chance to experience the oldest fine arts museum in the state of Tennessee. Located at 1934 Poplar Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee, the Brooks Museum boasts impressive and...
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| Tom Lee Park | |
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A gorgeous panoramic view of the endlessly stretching Mississippi River awaits visitors at the Tom Lee Park in Memphis, Tennessee. Located at 357 South Riverside Drive, Tom Lee Park is named after Tom Lee, an African American...
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| Victorian Village | |
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A stroll through Victorian Village in Memphis, Tennessee transports you back to the United States during the nineteenth century. Located in the eastern quadrant of downtown Memphis on Adams Street and Jefferson Street, this...
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| Elvis Presley Roads | |
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Elvis Presley bought the rambling Memphis mansion and 14-acre estate as a home for himself and his parents in March 1957, reportedly paying around $100,000. He was only 22 at the time. Graceland...
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Overview to visit Memphis at its best
Memphis is packed with lots of tourist attractions like, galleries for art collection, museums, parks, gardens and many others.
The Art Museum located at the University of Memphis holds the biggest collection of antiquities belonging to the Egyptian culture.
Brooks Museum of Art is the largest and the oldest art museum in Tennessee. The museum was opened in 1916. The museum is located in the Overton Park which comprises of the Memphis Zoo. More than 3, 500 animals, belonging to 500 various species are housed in this zoo. The zoo lies in an area of 70 acres and was founded in the year 1906.
Graceland is known as the home of the legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll star, Elvis Presley. This house is visited by more than 600, 000 local and international tourists every year. The city houses various beautiful parks like Tom Lee Park, Overton Park, Old Forest Arboretum Park and Memphis Botanical Garden.
