Graceland Mansion
Settled on 14 acres, the mansion that the Presleys called home is the second most famous house in America and one of the most visited homes in America today.
Graceland Platinum Tour
Memphis is known as the Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll, the Home of the Blues, and, of course, the Home of the King! Put on your blue suede shoes and make reservations for the Graceland Platinum Tour, which will take you deep into the personal life of Elvis himself. This grand tour will have you all shook up as it includes an hour tour of the Graceland Mansion where you will see eight rooms of the main house, including the famous "jungle" den, the racquetball building, and the trophy building.
As you tour you will hear family memories from Lisa Marie, and commentary left behind from Elvis himself. You'll also enjoy a self-guided tour of the king's two custom planes, the Hound Dog II and the Lisa Marie. Visit the unforgettable Elvis Presley Automobile Museum, where you will experience the passion Elvis had for Cadillacs and racing.
Did you ever send a card or gift to Elvis? See if you can find it displayed at the Sincerely Elvis Memorabilia Museum where you will also view home movies, photographs and items from Elvis's personal wardrobe.
Sun Studio Guided Tour
Would you like to see where The King started? The Sun Studio Guided Tour takes you back to the 1950s when Sam Phillips' Sun Studio became the birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll. Located in downtown Memphis, Sun Studio is the only recording studio to be named a National Historic Landmark. You will see rare memorabilia and the microphone that Elvis used to record his first song, "That's All Right." There are also pieces on loan from the Presley Estate, Graceland, and Sun Studio originals that have never been seen before. While you are there stop in at the 50s-style Sun Studio Soda Shop and Record Store to take a breather and pick up a souvenir to add to your Elvis collection at home.
Rock 'N' Soul Museum
Take a musical history trip at the Rock 'N' Soul Museum. This museum's audio guide and interactive displays will show you how rock has evolved from its inception. It features seven galleries, one of which is the Smithsonian Institution's first exhibit outside of Washington D.C., known as Social Crossroads. Whatever your memories of music are you're sure to see and hear where it began at the Rock 'n' Soul Museum. Where else can you get such an array of information and memorabilia from your earliest introduction into the world of rock 'n' roll, but the place where more than 120 of top 20 hits were born?
Memphis is the perfect spot for a rockin' and rollin' good time. From theaters and museums to clubs and celebrities, there's something for everyone here. You'll fall in love with the rich history and great nightlife in this city and are sure to return again and again!
