Memphis' Best Photo Spots

The original Peabody was built in 1869 and the new, current Italian Renaissance-style building was erected in 1925, one block away. Although famous people have passed through the front door, the hotel celebr...

Elmwood was set up during the Rural Cemetery Movement of the mid 1800s (1852 to be exact) and was intended to be a park for the living and the dead where families could gather. Over the years more than 85,00...

Silky O'Sullivan's isn't your average watering hole - this one is famous for its roof-climbing goats. Don't fret - these goats are spoiled more than most humans - there's even a spiraling "goat tower" that a...

This little peninsula is a riverfront amusement park. The attractions include the Riverwalk, the Mud Island Amphitheater, and the Mississippi River Museum. Open April through October, the River Park is a gre...

This man-made cave is a breath of fresh air in Memphis. To enter the cave, you must first walk through a hole in a concrete tree stump sculpture. The grotto is lined with crystals and semi-precious stones, a...

Opened by Sam Phillips in 1950, Sun Studio has witnessed many earth-shattering changes in music. This small building is the birthplace of rock 'n' roll and legendary performers have graced its rooms. Elvis P...

The Great American Pyramid was built as a sports and entertainment arena although it is now used as a type of mall - complete with a Bass Pro Shops megastore, hotel, restaurants, a bowling alley, an archery ...

Beale Street is the most visited place in Tennessee - a fashionable thoroughfare in downtown Memphis. Like any respectable southern city, Beale Street holds plenty of events during the year. Free street ente...

Even though the Civil Rights movement's most famous moments were in the 1960s, it's a movement that has been in process since the 17th century. This museum (built around the Lorraine Motel where MLK was assa...

Outside of the World Overcomers Outreach Ministries Church, a smaller, yet still large, version of the Statue of Liberty stands with a few differences from her New York big sister. This Memphis lady holds a ...

One of the few museums in the world dedicated only to soul music, the Stax Museum was established in 2003 - but its roots go back to the '50s when it was a recording studio. Stax Records closed in the '70s a...

No visit to Memphis is complete without a tour to Graceland, Elvis Presley's 13-acre estate. Now located on 200,000 square feet, this entertainment amusement complex features museums, gift shops, and restaur...