Music fans will want to see as much of Tennessee as possible, starting in the Music City of Nashville before making their way to the home of soul, Memphis. The drive takes around three hours, so there's plenty of time to explore. But along the way, driving along I-40, there are also some unique landmarks, including music-related destinations. Detour to the small towns that … [Read more...] about Road Tripping from Nashville to Memphis
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Family Friendly Guide to Memphis
Memphis Mural Memphis, Tennessee is a great place for families, especially those who love music and sports. The city has its own airport and is an easy drive from Nashville and Atlanta. Summer is a popular time to visit due to school holidays, but fall and spring are better due to the weather. The Peabody Hotel is one of the most unique places to stay for first-time … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Memphis
Following the Tennessee Whiskey Trail
Kentucky may be known for its bourbon trail, but there's also the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. Visitors flock to the state to see the Jack Daniel's Distillery but there are dozens more in just about every corner of the state. Tour the facilities enjoy samples, and purchase souvenirs to take home with you. Many places are also on the Franklin Masters & Makers Passport. How to … [Read more...] about Following the Tennessee Whiskey Trail
5 Easy Day Trips from Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee has so much to see that it’s easy to spend your trip within the city limits. But drive less than an hour outside of town and you’ll have a completely different experience. There are so many places to see in less than two hours, but we’ve included a few of our favorites. It’s easy to pick up your rental car downtown or at the airport and return to your … [Read more...] about 5 Easy Day Trips from Memphis
Visiting the National Civil Rights Museum
The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel is one of the biggest attractions in Memphis, Tennessee. Located in a desegregated hotel popular with musicians and celebrities of all races, it was here that an assassin's bullet ended the life of Martin Luther King Jr. A wreath now marks the room that he stayed in while helping with the Sanitation Worker's Strike. The … [Read more...] about Visiting the National Civil Rights Museum
