Loved Graceland! Had a long layover at the airport and was glad to spend some time here. It's a…read morequick Uber ride from the airport and I spent about 3 1/2 hours here. My favorite parts were seeing Elvis' outfits and his cars. I did the Elvis experience tour, which I thought was worth the price. We started off the tour taking a bus to Elvis' mansion and it was a quick ~45 minute self guided tour. You don't see everything, but hit some of the highlights (kitchen, jungle room, stables). I had lunch at the diner before I left - a grilled peanut butter banana sandwich with bacon grease. Yum 2026 #27

It was OK, but clearly better for more serious Elvis fans. Very touristy; more square footage in…read moreGift Shops than in his mansion. We couldn't see his bedroom or bath - and given his huge wealth, the house was understated by today's standards. We left thinking about what we would create with a similar budget.

This place is definitely nice to walk around. If you like nature you'll enjoy it. The house changes…read more$5 to do the tour inside but you're able to walk around the property at no cost. They also have trails you can hop on and just explore and enjoy the weather (spring-fall) winter not sure. It's nice to keep history alive regardless of what subject matter it is. It shapes all of us in a way or another. The people in the house were nice and informative. Definitely check it out, enjoy and learn a bit.

The last time I visited Rowan Oak was in the 80's. Time does stand still (sometimes)…read more A visit to Oxford Ms. and a visit to William Faulkner home is a must. We missed the last tour but got to roam the beautiful grounds. If you are in Oxford stop in and check it out!

my kids love the museum. especially the hands on Morse code messaging and train. The Dudie Burger…read moreFestival was great! music was good and so was the food! I would have liked to have seen more hands on things for the kids to do such as outdoor jenga, blacksmith, crafts, etc... but overall it was enjoyable. Thanks to all those whose time and talents were used to create such a fun family experience.

This is one of the best parts of our beautiful city, a museum of all things Tupelo or relevant to…read moreTupelo! it's so educational on many levels and so very relaxing and inviting. The building inside and out is so nicely laid out and makes you excited about what's around the corner next. Take a picnic and sit outside! it's beautiful!

Amazing car museum in a very small rural town. Great exhibit and collection that shows very well.read more

We enjoyed the museum which presented a review of the local community. Not very expensive. Takes…read moreabout an hour to go through the displays. Interesting local history.

The Great Museum of the Mississippi Delta. You can read writings on history of cotton. You can…read morealso view early life in the Mississippi Delta and on the town of Greenwood. There's a walk through room of a Mississippi Delta Swamp which shows the type animals that actually live in the Delta. The admission was $10. They do give senior citizen discounts so don't forget to ask for it if you are one. One section I really enjoyed was the history and civil war display. I learned several things including that Greenwood at one time had 7 newspapers in the late 1800's. Of course only one of these would be successful. There's also a canon in here that can still shoot. As a result, it is used from time to time for Civil War reenactments.

It's a little museum. Was there less than an hr. They have a bunch of discounts for the admission…read moreprice also. Excellent job on the war aspect of the museum. There was a Lil bit of art. And the nature part was very interactive for kids. Would like to see a little bit more in it. Maybe videos? More on blues history? More on early life in the delta? Just expected a little bit more.