Lots of fun! Thanks for taking us around . Great music and tour of the city . Would definitely…read morerecommend!

Well, I hope this is the correct company! If not, well, I'm sure you'll get the same experience…read moreregardless of who you go with. The beautiful wife and I did a carriage ride and had a great time -- our driver was very nice and gave us the option of "do you want to know what you're seeing? Or do you just want to relax and enjoy?" Love how all the carriages have an accompanying dog. And I could only think of my Disney princess loving nieces when seeing the "Cinderella" carriages. Sure, it's a touristy thing to do, but some times you need a break from beer and ribs. Tip: these aren't smooth rides. If you're bringing a beer on board, keep it far enough away so it doesn't slosh on you.

We had Michelle as our inner city tour,she was very informative,fun,and very good at driving…read morethrough the crazy city roads.

An exceptional day spent with our new friend/tour guide, Sam. He made us fall in love with Memphis…read more& her history. A lovely, comfortable tour bus & a beautiful ride down the Mississippi. I could not imagine a better introduction to this lovely city! 5 star experience with a 10 star guide. BE SURE TO ASK FOR SAM!!

What a great experience! Matt with the Hat is an exceptional tour guide and we learned so much…read morehistory and lore. The bus took us all over town and we got out on three separate occasions to explore. My favorite part was Millionaire's Row, with beautiful historic homes that contain some juicy history. The van is comfortable and it was nice to get back in on a slightly chilly February evening. I imagine this would be great in the summer too when it is a little too hot outside for a walking tour. Easy and convenient meeting location at The Broom Closet (seriously check out the merch here- they've got some great finds!) Thank you to Matt and also the owners Stephen and Emily for a wonderful experience.

We thoroughly enjoyed the tour! It started out in a storefront which carries sage and crystals and…read moresuch. We found out that besides the bus driver and guide there would only be four of us. The bus was a comfortable mini coach with no bathroom so be advised! We got on and off at several stops, hearing stories and lore. Our guide Matt was knowledgeable and fun. We were allowed to use some equipment at one site. The dousing rods were very active that night! I'd highly recommend this tour for value and content.

Tastin Round Town provided us with a "Taste of Downtown Memphis Food Tour". Taylor, our food tour…read moreguide and owner, provided us with a nice sampling of five restaurants located on Beale Street. We visited Dyer's Burgers, Blues City Cafe, Kings Palace Cafe, Rum Boogie Cafe and A. Schwabs. The tour provided more than ample delicious samples of deep-fried cheeseburgers, milk shakes, ribs, jumbo chicken wings, gumbo and gelato. Taylor also gave us recommendations and suggestions on several additional Beale Street restaurants we did not visit on the Food Tour. To say the least, our stomachs were more than full when the tour ended. I recommend this tour to anyone who visits Menphis. You will not be disappointed.

This was mine and my wife's first food tour. Harper was our guide and he set the bar high. We…read moresampled way more variety than I thought we would. BBQ Spaghetti was the opening act. We ate ribs, gumbo, BBQ nachos, red beans and rice and I'm not sure what else. Last but not least we stopped by Dyers for a burger. It's not BBQ but it's definitely part of Memphis and was so good! We were lucky to be the only two on this tour. Touring Memphis with Harper was like walking around with an old friend. It felt like we were the three amigos instead of a tour group. Harper shared a lot of Memphis' history during the tour which was super interesting. He is definitely proud of Memphis and it shows. We are beyond happy with our experience and absolutely recommend Tastin' Round Town food tours.

What a great experience for children. Shilling Farms Elementary School extended the learning…read moreexperience by visiting the Indian artifact museum. Long distance, but well worth the drive. There is a small gift shop. And a hands on exhibit for the children to touch and feel and create conversations. Also the scavenger hut had them reading exhibits, reading questions and searching for answers - great group cooperation. They were also able to hand make pottery bowls to take home. Great Field-Trip!

No matter where you live in Memphis, this is probably a 30 minute drive for you. We're talking…read moremiddle of nowhere, y'all. I've heard about this place forever but finally decided to make the trek down there and spend some time. I am part Native American and while I never knew my grandmother, the history and culture has always piqued my interest...even though (full disclosure) I know basically nothing. I should have mentioned before (although you probably guessed by the name) that this is a Native American museum and abandoned village site from the 1500s. There is an 8 minute introductory video that is a little bit confusing. I say confusing because I didn't find it very informative and it lost my interest after about a minute and a half. All I gathered from it is that the University of Memphis controls the site and a lot of their students write projects on it. Oh, and they talk about the "hands on" exhibit kids get to see where they get to see archaeological finds. I peaked in afterwards and it was pretty cool. If you have kids, this would be very fun for them. The exhibits inside are very small with more words and reproduction displays than artifacts and I spent the majority of the time outside. It was a gorgeous day and the village is beautiful but there isn't really that much to look at...or information. I think this place would be a goldmine for kids though. I liked it but don't think I'd take a second trip back unless there was a special event. Definitely, definitely glad I went though. It is really cool to know more of Memphis's history. Oh, and there are also hiking trails through the forest. We started but I didn't have the right shoes on. Great place to be outdoors!

The highlight of our trip to Memphis. He customizes the tour to your interests, sitting down and…read moretalking with us before the tour began. While not a native of Memphis, he has a deep love for the people and history of the town. Our love is music (but not necessarily Elvis) and we saw such places as Aretha Franklin's birthplace, the church where Al Green preaches and sings. We drove by Graceland, STAX Records and Sun Studios, which was all we really needed. He recommended a photo gallery by a renowned Memphis photographer on Beale Street. We are underwhelmed by Beale Street and he recommended a couple places still true to the Blues. As he took is through some of the more decayed parts of Memphis he was able to describe the rise and fall of black blue collar neighborhoods. The car (55 Cadillac) got lots of admiration and as he drove through many neighborhoods he stopped to chat, gather information and check up on the welfare of some of the people he has come to know and care about. A++++.

I really wish that I could have written a glowing review for the Walking in Memphis tour; however,…read moreour tour guide never showed up. We booked a walking tour of Memphis through Tad of American Dream Safari via his website. We even got a confirmation email with a phone number and the meet up location. We showed up at the location 10 minutes early. We walked all around the hotel lobby looking for our tour guide. We asked the concierage, who said that Tad usually checks in with him before the tour, but he didn't see him that day. We called the phone number from the confirmation email and left several messages. We waited in the hotel lobby for a half hour with no luck. There wasn't even a follow up apology the next day. The tour looked really awesome from the website, but all we saw were the Peabody ducks splashing around in the hotel lobby for 30 minutes.

The Memphis Visitor Center is a good starting point when you get into Memphis, Tennessee. It…read moretouches on the history of Memphis, Tennessee and obviously puts an emphasis on the music that sprung from the city of Memphis, Tennessee. There is also a nice enough walking path right next to the visitor center. The parking lot is relatively small, but I guess for the weekday morning it was adequate and I had no issue finding a parking spot. I would definitely recommend a visit to the Memphis Visitor Center and I will give it five stars overall. If you find yourself in Memphis, Tennessee, take a moment to check out the Memphis Visitor Center. It is definitely a positive experience.

A small but very helpful visitor center. The staff was very knowledgeable and happy to help. Lots…read moreof unique memphis items for sale such as license plates, streets signs, ornaments, stickers, and shirts. This center is minutes away from Graceland so be sure to stop here to find what to see in Memphis after visiting the King!

This is my third ghost tour one in New Orleans and one in Atlanta with New Orleans being the best…read morehands down and Memphis being the worst. First things first, the meet up spot was not well described he mentioned landmarks such as meeting at a firehouse that neither me and my companion nor the other members of our tour could find. It started at the museum where MLK was assassinated. And it had nothing to do with ghosts or paranormal activity. We then moved on to other locations throughout downtown Memphis that were also underwhelming. The stories that he told often ended with nothing to do with paranormal activity or ghost sitings. In my opinion it was colorful historical facts about the city which were cool to hear but after almost two hours it got old when I realized it was more often than not, would not end in connecting to ghosts. I would do another ghost tour in Memphis, but not with this company.

The tour features several stops and a variety of stories so (geographically) close together that I…read morehave to wonder whether the rest of Memphis is equally inhabited by macabre history. Some of the deaths you'll hear about include national or regional historic figures. Many other stories center around everyday people who found themselves in extraordinary and tragic circumstances. And if you enjoy sentient objects, ask about the jukebox that always knows which song to play! My tour guide, Bayleigh, hosted a captivating evening of spooky yet -True- stories told in places where the history is still vibrant. As we visited the Bluff City Ghosts sites, I had a few other questions about Memphis and its history, and Bayleigh answered so many questions for me that Memphis now feels familiar to me--as well as intriguing! This was a great tour. I can't recommend it enough. Thank you, Bayleigh!