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Float like a butterfly in your 'Blue Suede Shoes' as you pay homage to the Kings. One of the Ring and the other of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Enjoy the horse-racing country of Kentucky, with its wistful bourbon and bluegrass plains. Then trace Tennessee’s jazz and juke joints as you meander south to New Orleans.
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In Bowling Green, stop at the Corvette Museum showcasing the American sports car, the Chevrolet Corvette.
This afternoon, arrive in Music City - Nashville and explore at your leisure. Check out the live music scene in the famous Honky Tonk bars along Broadway or take part in line-dancing lessons in the legendary Wild Horse Saloon.
Write your own song of the South on a full day at leisure before heading to Nashville's number one attraction, the Grand Ole Opry. For more than 90 years the world's most famous country stars have graced this stage.
There are always surprises at the shows, and you never know when famous members like Garth Brooks, Dolly Parton, Brad Paisley, and Dierks Bentley may be stopping by!
Head for the birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll on Beale Street. Meet a musician and Local Specialist to learn about the musical heritage of Memphis. The former Lorraine Hotel, where civil rights activist Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, is the backdrop for the National Civil Rights Museum. Then enjoy a free evening experiencing the legendary Blues bars along one of the USA's most famous streets.
Head to the home of the world's most famous performer, Graceland, and pay tribute to the man who changed the face of American popular music and culture. Spend time here touring The King's home, strolling the grounds and visiting the museum before heading to nearby Sun Studios.
You'll adore tiny Sun Studios, the acclaimed Birthplace of Rock N' Roll and home to the 'Million Dollar Quartet' - Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee and Carl Perkins. Here in 1951 the first Rock 'n' Roll single was recorded. On your guided tour of this world-famous studio you'll take a journey back in time and learn about the legendary recording artists that made their mark here.
Tonight, enjoy a 'your choice dining experience' where you choose from a selection of local eateries.
Tour the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum before heading to Natchez, one of the south's prettiest towns and home to America's highest concentration of antebellum homes.
Tonight, enjoy a Be My Guest dinner beginning at the private residence of Joe Stone, whose 1850s home features a gallery collection of rare maps, a quaint billiards hall and exquisite ornamental glasswork. Joe performs on his Steinway grand piano before heading to the 1804 residence of Esther Carpenter, a former Four Seasons chef, with whom you'll enjoy a traditional four-course Southern dinner.
Join costumed performers at Frogmore Plantation and Gins, once a working cotton farm, before meandering through the charming Louisiana countryside. Impressive Oak Alley Plantation, on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, dates back to the 1850s. This mansion is one of the most photographed in the USA and considered the 'The Great Dame' of The Great River Road.
The spicy scents of Creole cuisine linger on this evening's visit to the New Orleans School of Cooking, nestled in the heart of the historic French Quarter, where we will enjoy a fun cooking demonstration before your evening.
Today is free before joining your Travel Director and new friends for a Farewell Dinner at the famed Court of Two Sisters Restaurant.
Consider a Mississippi River jazz cruise on an authentic paddlewheeler, a visit to the impressive National WWII Museum, enjoy the eclectic boutiques along Magazine Street, or jump on the Streetcar to the beautiful Garden District of New Orleans. Don't forget to stop in historic Jackson Square and enjoy traditional beignets at famous cafe Du Monde!