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Memphis Map, Tennessee

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Memphis Travel Guide

Almost everything about Memphis is related to its musical heritage, music is what defines this city. Of course Graceland- the second most-visited home in America- is the top attraction, but there are other well appreciated points like Beale Street where great names like: Handy- the father of the blues-, B.B. King, Muddy Waters, and others lived. They were the forefathers of a new kind of music called blues. Just as... read more

Memphis Nightlife

People living in Memphis love to party and keep their feet moving at the beat of exceptional music. Dance clubs and music clubs are available in plenty all over the city that would definitely cater to your taste. The most popular dance bar in Memphis is the Alfred’s, which delivers throbbing music as well as the best barbeques almost every night. Multilevel dance clubs like Club 152 are also well appreciated along... read more

Memphis Sightseeing

Elvis Presley’s Graceland Mansion is in Memphis. You can see his Pink Cadillac among other things. You also get to see all the trophies including his gold records, his elaborate costumes for stage and the movies. If you are so inclined you can pay homage at the meditation garden. read more

Memphis History

Memphis stayed under Union control for quite some time except when Nathan Bedford Forrest conducted a daring raid. A legend says the he rode his horse in the lobby of the Gayoso house to capture a Union General. Gayoso House was being used as the headquarters of the Union. read more