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Memphis Landmarks and Memphis Monuments
(Memphis, Tennessee - TN, USA)



The city's rich history, frequent regeneration and reinvention mean there's plenty of monuments and landmarks to be found in Memphis.

Memphis boasts grand mansions, memorial statues and parks, as well as grand cemeteries and entire neighborhoods that exist as testimony to the legendary music they've inspired - all this perched high above the mighty Mississippi River. Here are some of the top landmarks and monuments in Memphis.




Memphis Landmarks and Monuments: The Pyramid Arena - One Auction Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee (TN), 38105, USA
Tel: +1 901 521 9675
One of Memphis' more recent additions, the 32-story Pyramid Arena is taller than the Statue of Liberty, making it an unmissable new feature of the city's skyline. It is the third largest pyramid in the world and has a base the size of six football pitches. The Pyramid Arena features a 21,000-seat capacity and is home to the MBA Memphis Grizzlies. Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River, this major Memphis entertainment complex hosts sporting events, family shows and concerts. Guided walking tours through the backstage areas, dressing rooms, locker rooms and the arena are available.
Memphis landmark open: Monday to Friday - advance reservation necessary
Memphis landmark admission: charge

Memphis Landmarks and Monuments: Statue of Elvis - Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee (TN), 38103, USA
The Statue of Elvis is one of the most famous landmarks in Memphis and serves as a reminder of the city's iconic Rock 'n' Roll star. Located on Beale Street in downtown Memphis, the Statue of Elvis measures around 3 meters / 9.5 feet and is a popular photo opportunity.
Memphis landmark open: daily - 24 hours
Memphis landmark admission: free

Memphis Landmarks and Monuments: Cotton Exchange Building - 84 South Front Street, Memphis, Tennessee (TN), 38103, USA
The historic Cotton Exchange Building, in the downtown district of Memphis, dates back to the 1920s, when cotton growing was an important industry in the area. Now home to offices and local businesses, Memphis' Cotton Exchange Building is a particularly impressive structure and features a public café in the basement area.
Memphis landmark open: restricted access
Memphis landmark admission: free

Memphis Landmarks and Monuments: Historic Elmwood Cemetery - 824 South Dudley Street, Memphis, Tennessee (TN), 38104, USA
Tel: +1 901 774 3212
Set in 80 acres / 32 hectares of peaceful natural surroundings, Historic Elmwood Cemetery is a tranquil retreat from the city. Architecturally, the cemetery is fascinating and chartered in 1852, is full of Victoriana and grand monuments dedicated to many of the 70,000 people interred here.
Memphis landmark open: daily - 08:00 - 16:30
Memphis landmark admission: free

 
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