• Barboro Alley - The history of yellow fever in Memphis
• WDIA-WHRK Radio Building - The history of WDIA, the “Goodwill Station”
• Court Square - The history of one of Memphis’ oldest and most beautiful parks
• Confederate Park - Renamed Fourth Bluff Park in 2016, the site of the Battle of Memphis in June 1862
• 38103 - The history and importance of the Mississippi River
• The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange - The history of the Cotton Exchange and the historic Cotton Row
• Memphis Tourism - Once known as Howard’s Row, home to the oldest collection of original buildings in Downtown Memphis
• The Peabody Ducks - The history of the South’s Grand Hotel and the Peabody duck march

• Professional guide
• Local taxes

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Food and drinks

This two-hour walking tour of Memphis offers an engaging exploration of the city’s vibrant history at a relaxed and enjoyable pace. Participants will discover historic Cotton Row and Court Square, the charming and historic center of 19th-century Memphis. The tour includes breathtaking views of the Mississippi River and captivating stories of Civil War rebels and Prohibition Era bootleggers. Additionally, guests will witness a cherished Memphis tradition, the renowned March of the Ducks at The Peabody Hotel. This tour is perfect for the entire family.

• Within a few blocks there are four different parking garages, and several open-air parking lots. The closest garage to our location (just two blocks away) is at 149 Peabody Place between Second Street and BB King Blvd., next to the Hampton Inn. You can try your luck with on-street metered parking, too, on Second Street just south of Beale; on Beale between Front and Second; or along Peabody Place from Front to Fourth Street.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.