Visite guidée à pied historique de Memphis

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Cette visite à pied de deux heures de Memphis explore la riche histoire de la ville à un rythme amusant et tranquille. Vous explorerez l'historique Cotton Row et Court Square, le charmant cœur historique de Memphis au XIXe siècle; profitez d'une vue imprenable sur le fleuve Mississippi; et écoutez des histoires fascinantes de rebelles pendant la guerre civile ainsi que des contrebandiers de l'ère de la prohibition. Vous ferez également l'expérience d'une tradition séculaire de Memphis, la célèbre marche des canards à l'hôtel Peabody. Cette excursion convient à toute la famille.

Ville: Memphis

Sat 16 Nov

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Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
À quelques pâtés de maisons, il y a quatre parkings différents et plusieurs parkings en plein air. Le garage le plus proche de notre emplacement (à seulement deux pâtés de maisons) se trouve au 149 Peabody Place entre Second Street et BB King Blvd., à côté du Hampton Inn. Vous pouvez également tenter votre chance avec un parking avec compteur dans la rue, sur Second Street, juste au sud de Beale; sur Beale entre le Front et le Second ; ou le long de Peabody Place de Front à Fourth Street.
Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
Distanciation sociale imposée tout au long de l'expérience
Les invités sont recommandés (mais pas obligatoires ) de porter des masques faciaux à chaque visite.

À quoi s'attendre

Beale Street

The tour starts on historic Beale Street, the Home of the Blues, at Alfred's on Beale

Court Square

History of one of Memphis' oldest and most beautiful parks

Confederate Park

History of the 1862 Civil War Battle of Memphis

The Peabody Ducks

History of the South's Grand Hotel and the Peabody duck march

Mississippi River

History and importance of the Mississippi River

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

History of the Cotton Exchange and historic Cotton Row

Beale Street

The tour starts on historic Beale Street, the Home of the Blues, at Alfred's on Beale

Court Square

History of one of Memphis' oldest and most beautiful parks

Confederate Park

History of the 1862 Civil War Battle of Memphis

The Peabody Ducks

History of the South's Grand Hotel and the Peabody duck march

Mississippi River

History and importance of the Mississippi River

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

History of the Cotton Exchange and historic Cotton Row

Beale Street

The tour starts on historic Beale Street, the Home of the Blues, at Alfred's on Beale

Court Square

History of one of Memphis' oldest and most beautiful parks

Confederate Park

History of the 1862 Civil War Battle of Memphis

The Peabody Ducks

History of the South's Grand Hotel and the Peabody duck march

Mississippi River

History and importance of the Mississippi River

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

History of the Cotton Exchange and historic Cotton Row

Beale Street

The tour starts on historic Beale Street, the Home of the Blues, at Alfred's on Beale

Court Square

History of one of Memphis' oldest and most beautiful parks

Confederate Park

History of the 1862 Civil War Battle of Memphis

The Peabody Ducks

History of the South's Grand Hotel and the Peabody duck march

Mississippi River

History and importance of the Mississippi River

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

History of the Cotton Exchange and historic Cotton Row

Rue Beale

La visite commence sur l'historique Beale Street, la maison du blues, à Alfred's on Beale

Place de la Cour

Histoire de l'un des plus anciens et des plus beaux parcs de Memphis

Parc confédéré

Histoire de la bataille de Memphis de la guerre civile de 1862

Les canards Peabody

Histoire du Grand Hôtel du Sud et de la marche des canards Peabody

Fleuve Mississippi

Histoire et importance du fleuve Mississippi

Le musée du coton au Memphis Cotton Exchange

Histoire de la bourse du coton et historique Cotton Row

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Commentaires (246)

Charles M

Apr 2018

It was a record low of 34 degrees with wind chill down to 23 degrees this morning. We were going to cancel, but we met our guide, Mike, and the tour folks arranged for a bus to take us uptown instead of walking. By dodging into several hotels, we were able to complete the trip, cold but completely satisfied. Mike was outstanding. He has a ready smile and gave Memphis history a bright side. Don't miss this trip, it is worth every penny.

Karen_E

Mar 2018

This is a must while in Memphis. Kathy was an outstanding tour guide, who, not only pointed out historical landmarks, but had additional stories to add.

giko65

Nov 2017

I took the Historic Walking Tour through Memphis on short notice. Initially, I wanted to see the sights on my own, but just felt like getting professional input on history of the town. Honestly, it was the worst tour I have ever done. To start, I don’t even know who I dealt with as the elderly man with chapeau did not introduce himself by name - I just assumed it would be him because he stood in front of the office. He just waited for all passengers and started walking. The only introduction started with the "joke" if anybody of non-tipping countries would be participating. - Great, an instant reminder of "you better tip me". He advised the actual walking tour would start somewhere else. So we walked almost quietly the first 10-15 minutes of the tour to Court Square. He mentioned he would be saying something about the area on the way later on. -> Then why did we not meet up at Court Square in the first time so actually make use of the scheduled time? Waste of time! The only thing he mentioned was the Police Officer (POC) that was in charge during Civil Rights Movements and that he always wondered how he felt. -> People would actually like to know the answer. He was living his whole life (meaning probably over 50 years) in Memphis and not once mentioned to talk to this officer and make the contact? Wow! That’s a shame! If you don’t have an answer, then please just don’t give out that information at all. The information he gave were absolutely unsubstantial. No general historical overview about Memphis. Bits and pieces here and there only sugarcoated with little anecdotes. When participants asked questions he could not really answer and vaguely covered up the non-existent knowledge about his own city (he often mentioned how this is HIS city and he would be so proud to live there. Well.. doesn’t know much from what it seems). The one sure information that was always given was his personal opinion about the political situation that varied depending on looks in travelers faces. Once he was pro taking down confederate statues, once he was against it. In any case: this is not something that should be brought into a tourist walking tour. Any kind of these information should be objective! Especially in a time like this. Subjectivity is absolutely out of place. The tour schedule noted to see the Peabody Duck March. He made it very clear when asking how important this was to us, that he actually does not want to see them or is interested in showing them. Some wanted to see it, so we went to his “secret spot” that apparently he had reserved so we can see better. It was simply the Mezzanine – nothing reserved, packed with other people of a private event. Also, we never saw any “Panoramic rooftop views of the city”. I was not the only person thinking like that. Some other participants that I met later on in other museums felt the same. In the end I felt obligated to tip even though it was very much not deserved. He also didn’t properly end the tour or said “good bye”. Simply just that he will be waiting outside for the next tour. It was unprofessional and not well prepared. And I am giving this harsh evaluation as I am working in tourism myself and know what good guides actually can be capable of and what a well prepared, profound tour looks like even with bringing in personal, fun stories! I wish I had not spend that money! Safe your time and money and just go, see it on your own.