Graceland

Museum · Graceland

Graceland

Museum · Graceland

Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN 38116

Highlights

Graceland, Elvis Presley's legendary estate, offers immersive mansion tours, captivating exhibits, a vintage car collection, and a glimpse of his iconic jets.

Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN 38116 Get directions

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@atlasobscura

"Graceland, the former-home-turned-museum of Elvis Presley, is an idiosyncratic place in its totality. But perhaps the crowning jewel of Graceland’s quirk is the Jungle Room. Elvis added his tropical man cave to his mansion in the mid-’60s. Its jungle atmosphere came complete with a built-in rock waterfall and green shag carpet, and he furnished it with ferns and lacquered wood furniture. It was the ultimate at-home tiki bar. Elvis called the Jungle Room “The Den.” The name Jungle Room was coined when Graceland opened to the public in 1982. The Jungle Room also became the King’s final recording studio, where he recorded much of his last two albums. Graceland could be considered the mecca of American mid-century kitsch, but the Jungle Room is truly its best signifier. Its tropical trimmings are reminders of a bygone trend in luxury, now largely considered silly and over-the-top. It was allegedly a favorite place of Elvis’ and his family’s, and the room’s tiki vibe is said to have reminded him of his time spent in Hawaii." - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Anthony J. Bopp

Google

Graceland – If you’re an Elvis Presley fan, or even just a lover of music history, Graceland is a must-visit. Walking through the mansion feels like stepping back in time, with rooms filled with his personal memorabilia and iconic outfits. Our favorite part was definitely the Jungle Room – it’s like stepping into a time capsule of the 70s, with its funky decor and cozy vibe. The Meditation Garden, where Elvis is laid to rest, is also a peaceful and moving spot. Visiting Graceland offers a unique glimpse into the life of the King, and it's definitely an unforgettable experience! 🎸🎤

Right Winger

Google

It was an amazing experience. So cool to see everything in Elvis' house the way it was when he lived there. So much to see, we were there 3 hours and still didn't see it all. It is a little expensive in my opinion $84 pp, also a different package for $230 pp for the guided tour, and a meal. Also no one is allowed upstairs in the house so really you only get to see half of the house.

Stacey Nimko

Google

Amazing worth the price. I understand that they are getting large groups of people through, and they tell you to take your time in the house, but they still feel like they are rushing you. We had a blast at the house and all the exhibits. Lunch at the diner, we a bit below average. Felt like I was back in high school with the less then nice lunch ladies.

Amethyst “Oriaden” Halvorsen

Google

$10 just to park. Nothing exciting to see by just walking around. I didn't bother going to the ticket booth. I already paid! The mansion is across the street and accessible ONLY by their shuttles (which you have to buy a separate ticket for.) Can't look in the museum windows, they have blocked every sidewalk past the gift shop. They had a Pompeii exhibit- not sure how that's related. And the creek was just disgusting! So much garbage. No one seems to have even tried to clean it. Kinda sad how they have monetized a dead man and don't utilize that for grounds keeping.

Tira Culbertson

Google

I love visiting Graceland! I went back October 2023 when my friend and got there there was a 2 hour bomb threat that happened they got the tours going again the workers did awesome how they handled it. We got in around noon our tour started at 1:20 our tour guide was John he was so awesome!!!! I enjoyed every bit of my trip. My friend and I can't wait go back!

Christine Bryant

Google

We didn't purchase tickets to go on the tour. We parked in front of the house at the parking in front of the grounds of Graceland. It is a section they have off the main road separated by a concrete island/median. Sadly, as you walk along the rock wall to the main gate is full of graffiti of names and dates from visitors. I do wish they would wash the wall. The main gates are even full of graffiti.

Kevin Colclough

Google

Amazing, we paid extra for the ultimate tour which was a lot of money but worth every penny. Our guide was superb (can't remember her name, sorry). The exhibition was very very good and although there are millions of items you get a small glimpse into Elvis life. Would highly recommend.

Jocelyn Garman

Google

I booked the VIP archive tour, which takes about three hours. It was a great tour. I recommend getting there early and spending your entire day. Your tour will include the mansion, the meditation garden and the archives, but that three hours does not include all the exhibits, the airplanes, the restaurants, or the gift shops.. there’s also an RV campground next-door. I wish I had known I would’ve stayed there.