Welcome to Memphis, Tennessee, a city rich in history, music, and Southern charm. This guided sightseeing tour will take you on a journey through the vibrant streets of Memphis, where you'll explore iconic landmarks and delve into the city's musical heritage. Sit back, relax, and let's begin our adventure through Memphis! Our first stop is Mud Island, a beautiful area that offers stunning views of the mighty river. You might even catch a glimpse of a riverboat passing by, reminiscent of the golden age of steamboats. After touring Mud Island, you'll pass Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital before making your way to the World Famous Beale Street, where you'll have time to soak up the atmosphere and take some photos! Other highlights include the National Civil Rights Museum (where Martin Luther King Jr's legacy is chronicled and preserved), Sun Studio (where Elvis Presley recorded his first record), and the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum.

This immersive tour sweeps you through time, unveiling the city's captivating story. From its roots as a Mississippi River trading post to the cotton-fueled boom that birthed a bustling metropolis, our expert guides paint a vivid portrait of Memphis' evolution. As you explore iconic neighborhoods, feel the rhythm of Beale Street, where blues music was born. Immerse yourself in its soulful notes and discover how it became a global sensation. Wander through unique districts, each with its own character, and uncover the diverse tapestry of Memphis' people. No Memphis history journey is complete without honoring its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. Visit the hallowed grounds where history was made, including the Lorraine Motel, now the National Civil Rights Museum, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. took his final steps. Gain deep insight into the fight for equality and the victories that reshaped America.

Are you looking for a way to see Memphis without joining a tour group? On this self-guided tour, you'll discover where to find the best beats, BBQ and brews in town. Many visitors to Bluff City think of its historic woes in the 1970s and 1980s, during the height of the Civil Rights Movement, when the inner city was rife with riots and looting. But Memphis is on the rebound, and on this walking tour, I’ll share how the city is reclaiming its spot as the cultural hub of the Delta blues, brews, and BBQ. You'll walk from Central Station Memphis, through the downtown area and the historical Beale Street Entertainment District, home of the Blues. Along the way, Phil, a tour producer and working actor, will show you opulent theatres, skyscrapers, churches, and monuments, including Orpheum Theatre, The Peabody Memphis Hotel, Tennessee Club and the National Civil Rights Museum.

Begin your Memphis night tour with hotel pickups, then embark on a city drive past landmarks like the National Civil Rights Museum and the Memphis Rock N Soul Museum. Marvel at the historic Sun Studio and the Peabody Memphis, famous for its duck march, before exploring the Cotton Row Historic District. The evening's highlight is a 2.5-hour dinner cruise on the Mississippi, featuring live music that captures the essence of Memphis. After the cruise, enjoy a drive by the vibrant Beale Street, buzzing with nightlife and music. The tour concludes with a return to your hotel, filled with the sights and sounds of Memphis.

Welcome to the beautiful city of Memphis! Get ready to embark on a delightful 2 mile walking & trolley tour of some of the city's most iconic and historic landmarks. Lace up your walking shoes, grab a bottle of water, and let's get started. We'll begin with a leisurely walk along the riverfront and enjoy the panoramic views of the Mississippi River. Following our walk along the river, we'll journey to the South Main Arts District and browse the eclectic art displays and charming boutiques. We'll also stop outside The Arcade Restaurant (one of Memphis' oldest diners) and the National Civil Rights Museum (where Dr Martin Luther King Jr. was tragically assassinated). From South Main, we'll take the Trolley to get a glimpse of the Memphis Pyramid and St. Jude's Children Research Hospital, before returning to the world famous Beale Street. Remember to stay hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and be prepared for weather changes during our walking tour, as we explore this wonderful city!