Memphis, Tennessee Attractions
Unusual landmarks, museums, roadside attractions, and hidden wonders in Memphis and the surrounding area.
Sights for Oddball Excursions
Graceland
Memphis, Tennessee
The forever home of Elvis, and still a pilgrimage destination for his never-lessening legion of fans.
Statue of Liberation Through Christ
Memphis, Tennessee
Looks like the Statue of Liberty, but can't be -- Lady Liberation is brandishing a giant Christian cross.
Pyramid of Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee
America's second largest pyramid has an indoor swamp, live alligators, and a glass-floored observation deck at its pointy top.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music
Memphis, Tennessee
Built on the site of the 1960s-70s soul label Stax Records. See Isaac Hayes' custom gold Cadillac, dance on an "Express Yourself" disco floor to videos from Soul Train.
Crystal Shrine Grotto
Memphis, Tennessee
A fake cave, filled with crystal quartz and odd religious statues, in the middle of a cemetery. It took 46 years to complete.
In and Around Memphis
Choice field reports and tips. Or check out: Complete list of Tennessee attractions.
- Memphis: Stax Museum of American Soul Music
- Memphis: Pyramid of Memphis
- Memphis: Graceland
- Memphis: Fire Museum Of Memphis [tips]
- Memphis: Mud Island
- Memphis: Lopsided Pink Dog [tips]
- Memphis: Elvis's Apartment [tips]
- Memphis: Danny Thomas Tomb, Statue, Mini-Museum
- Memphis: Peabody Ducks
- Memphis: Billy Bass Adoption Center [tips]
- Memphis: The Cotton Museum
- Memphis: Burgers Cooked in 100-Year-Old Grease
- Memphis: Schwab's Shoe Thief Bait [tips]
- Memphis: Beale Street [tips]
- Memphis: Statue of Elvis
- Memphis: Sun Studio: Birthplace of Rock
- Memphis: Lorraine Motel: National Civil Rights Museum
- Memphis: Tom Lee, Deemed Worthy by Monument
- Memphis: Tom Lee, Riverboat Disaster Hero
- Memphis: Abandoned Birthplace of Aretha Franklin
- Memphis: Yellow Fever Martyrs Memorial and Mass Grave
