Tupelo, Mississippi, the early home of the King of Rock and Roll, is a city dedicated to the legend of Elvis Presley. Visit the Elvis Birthplace Museum and see the very house where Elvis was born or the church where he first sang gospel. Every year, the town hosts the Elvis Presley Festival, with live music, a parade, and a tribute artist competition. For visitors uninterested in blue suede shoes, the city offers up the Tupelo Automobile Museum, featuring over 100 antique and classic cars.
Restaurants in Tupelo
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Since 1905 Reed’s has been dedicated to delivering self-confidence, pride, and joy to every person we touch, every opportunity we have, every day. Our goal is to bring shoppers quality products with quality service, and to be great corporate citizens, giving back often and much to the communities we serve. Thank you for honoring us with your business.
I have been shopping at Reed’s for many years. The service is second to none . The employees always greet you warmly and will also call you by name. The clothing is well made with a variety for all price ranges . There is also clothing for all age groups as well as Scout clothing. Everyone at Reed’s make you feel like family and are so helpful. I love the atmosphere as well. Big bonus is they still wrap your gifts you purchase there in the most beautiful wrapping paper !!
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Great replica wall. Very clean and peaceful. The flags flying and wind blowing just added to the feeling of gratefulness.
4.5 based on 117 reviews
A full-service, Ace-affiliated hardware store and small engine parts retailer. We stock items that can't be found in other hardware stores with an emphasis on supplying as man American-made items as possible. We are also proud of our historical contribution to Rock'n'Roll as the store "where Gladys bought her son his first guitar."
Just walking through the doors and seeing all of the old wood and glass counters was incredible! The spot marked on the floor that young Elvis stood as his mother purchased the guitar that started it all was humbling. You feel rather transported even among all of the modern gadgets and items for sale. The Gentlemen working the counter were sweet and personable and helped us find the murals we were looking for as well. The downtown area is very quaint and charming.
4.5 based on 1,746 reviews
This 444-mile parkway follows a Native American footpath from Natchez, MS to Nashville, TN.
The parkway is 444 miles long but you can easily visit just a small piece of this well kept parkway to see the beauty. The parkway has no billboards and is not open to commercial traffic of any kind. We traveled a section between Jackson and Tupelo, MS. The wayside points were well marked and offered ample parking for most vehicles. The main visitor center for the entire parkway is located in Tupelo, MS but you can stop and many other informational centers along the day. We strongly recommend you grab a booklet about the parkway as it offers exact mile makers for significant points. Though there are not many cities along the actual parkway there are numerous opportunities to leave the parkway so don’t stress too much about gas/food. Fun facts: There are many places you can HIKE the old trail, see attached hiking trail list There are 25 campground along the corridor 100+ wayside exhibits The parkway crosses over 5 degrees of latitude and 4 different ecosystems Emerald Mound (the 2nd largest in the US) is located near Natchez at mile marker 10.3
4.5 based on 9 reviews
4.0 based on 19 reviews
We had a wonderful experience at BuildaBear, Bath and Body Works, and riding the carousel. It was a really fun family outing.
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