Explore Memphis in 4 Days

1. Day 1: Beale Street
   Located in downtown Memphis
   Start your trip by visiting Beale Street, the most iconic street in Memphis. Known as the birthplace of Blues, you will find plenty of live music, restaurants & bars. Don't miss the historic A. Schwab, a department store that has been in operation since 1876.
   Estimate Time from last location: 0 minutes
   Estimate Distance from last location: 0 miles
2. Day 2: Graceland
   Located at 3764 Elvis Presley Blvd.
   Visit Graceland, the legendary home of the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley. You will have the chance to learn about Elvis' life, take a tour of the mansion, and see his collection of cars, planes and artifacts.
   Estimate Time from last location: 20 minutes
   Estimate Distance from last location: 9.4 miles
3. Day 3: National Civil Rights Museum
   Located at 450 Mulberry Street
   The National Civil Rights Museum stands at the very site where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. The museum highlights the American struggle to achieve civil rights for all citizens. Visitors can explore the exhibits, historic artifacts, and attend various educational programs and events.
   Estimate Time from last location: 30 minutes
   Estimate Distance from last location: 5.3 miles
4. Day 4: Memphis Zoo
   Located at 2000 Prentiss Place
   Take a trip to Memphis Zoo and explore over 500 species of animals from all over the world. Don't miss the giant panda exhibit, an indoor desert exhibit, and the Northwest Passage exhibit.
   Estimate Time from last location: 15 minutes
   Estimate Distance from last location: 5.5 miles

Time and Costs Estimates

• Beale Street (2-3 hours, free for entry)
• Graceland (2-3 hours, $44 for adult admission)
• National Civil Rights Museum (2-3 hours, $17 for adult admission)
• Memphis Zoo (3-4 hours, $19 for adult admission)
Total Estimated Costs: $80

Useful Tips

For those with less than 4 days, consider omitting the Memphis Zoo. History buff can extend their trip by checking out the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum, and Sun Studio where Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis recorded some of their most famous songs. Food lovers may enjoy checking out Central BBQ and Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken for some authentic Memphis flavors!