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What to See & Do in Memphis

Memphis is full of great attractions and activities for the whole family.  You can spend your time searching through the past of what could be considered  rock & roll's most famous performer, Elvis Presley.  The blues is also native to Memphis Tennessee.  Some consider Memphis to be its birth place. Listen to great bands and take a stroll down Beale Street.  Amusement rides and entertainment centers are plentiful here as well.  Play a game of Laser Tag, miniature golf, or your favorite arcade variety to keep your excitement flowing.   
Attractions & Activities
Beale Street - It first rang out over the cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta. migrated to the streets and clubs of Memphis. It went on to influence the sound of music all over the world. Memphis is the Home of the Blues and the Birthplace of Rock 'n Roll. And it all starts here on Beale Street.
Carriage Tours of Memphis - Have you ever thought about an relaxing or romantic way to enjoy the sights of historic Downtown Memphis and the scenery of the mighty Mississippi. Experience the luxury and charm of horse-drawn tour. All the thrill and excitement of yesteryear come to life as you leisurely enjoy some of Memphis' most significant landmarks.
Elvis Presley’s Graceland - The official authorized website of Elvis Presley and Graceland
Hunt-Phelan Home - The Hunt-Phelan Home is one of the oldest, most historic homes in Memphis, Tennessee. The family played host to regional and national society figures, including Jefferson Davis, Nathan Bedford Forrest, and President Andrew Jackson. Occupied by Gen. U.S. Grant and Union soldiers during the Civil War, it survives as the last of the great Beale Street mansions. Restored to its original splendor, and with its exquisite furnishings and colorful history, the Hunt-Phelan Home offers a fascinating look at life in the American South before the turn of the century.
Memphis Belle - The Memphis Belle, World War II's most famous B-17, is on permanent display at Mud Island. The Memphis Belle was the first U.S. bomber to complete 25 combat missions against enemy targets without a single loss of crew. Named for the pilot's Memphis sweetheart, Margaret Polk, today the bomber continues to serve in its 26th mission - to let Americans know about the men and machines who fought WW II.
Memphis Botanic Garden - Committed to being one of the finest botanic gardens in the country. As a horticulture resource center with a regional focus, the Garden provides education and research opportunities, plant collections and displays, environmental leadership and high standards in garden design. The diversity of the Garden provides the community with a recreational and cultural asset of year-round beauty.
Memphis Queen Line Riverboats - The Memphis Queen Line Riverboats are the only riverboat excursion company in the Memphis area. Our 1999 season starts March 1st with sightseeing tours daily at 1pm. We still have room on some of our add-in dinner cruises through the end of December 1998.
Family Fun
Bogey's Golf and Family Entertainment Center - You'll enjoy all that this family entertainment center has to offer including go-carts, bumper boats, batting cages, 36 holes of miniature golf, children's rides and a video arcade.
Celebration Station - You'll find hours of entertainment with miniature golf, bumper boats, arcade games, and more.
Libertyland Amusement Park - Enjoy some good old-fashioned fun in this patriotic theme park which offers thrill rides, musical shows, shops, games, educational attractions, and kiddie rides.
Lichterman Nature Center - Discover the natural habitat of a 65-acre environmental educational facility and wildlife sanctuary.
Memphis Pink Palace Museum & Planetarium - An excellent outing for all ages, the museum features Mid-South regional history exhibitions, a life-sized dinosaur, and a first-rate planetarium.
Union Planters IMAX Theater - Located on the grounds of the Memphis Pink Palace Museum, the IMAX Theater features a screen ten times the size of "ordinary" movie theater screens.
Memphis Zoo - More than 400 species of animals are on view. Cat Country offers a free-roaming environment for its feline residents, and Primate Canyon offers a new look at the zoo's apes and monkeys.
Laser Quest - Laser tag at its best. Whether you're seven or 77, this game is for you! Great for corporate events, birthday parties, or any group gathering.
Putt-Putt Golf & Games - Kids of all ages love the variety of fun found at PUTT-PUTT which combines miniature golf, go-carts and more.

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