Top Memphis Hop on Hop Off Buses

Memphis Hop On and Hop Off Tour

1 minuteFree Cancellation

3.7

(72)

from $60

The Mojo Tour is a unique, high-energy musical tour of Memphis, a city that’s given the world three great genres of popular music: blues, rock ‘n’ roll, and sweet Southern soul. Led by professional Beale Street musicians and featuring live music, comedy, history, and storytelling, the tour brings this famed musical heritage to life on the nation’s only music bus. Along the way you’ll see such famous landmarks as Sun Studio, Beale Street, Stax Studio, the Lorraine Motel, Cotton Row, Peabody Hotel, Overton Park, and the early homes of Elvis and B.B. King. It’s no accident that legends like Elvis, Johnny Cash, BB King and Otis Redding all got their start in the city known as the Home of the Blues: find out how it all went down on this entertaining tour of Memphis’ greatest hits.

1 hour 30 minutes to 3 hoursFree Cancellation

Memphis Mojo Bus Tour

2 to 3 hoursFree Cancellation

(1,595)

from $44

Memphis Discovery Tour

Memphis City Tour with Optional Riverboat Cruise & Sun Studio Add-On Options

(763)

from $49

2 to 7 hoursFree Cancellation

4.6

(1,839)

from $45

Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum Admission

1 to 2 hoursFree Cancellation

4.6

(221)

from $16

Chow down like a bonafide Memphian during this history-packed Memphis food crawl. You’ll enjoy seven specially prepared food tastings at six different hotspots, including both family-owned eateries and award-winning restaurants. Classic dishes—from hot tamales to house-made desserts—use only sustainable, locally sourced ingredients, and you’ll discover the culture and history of the dynamic Tennessee city along the way.

Taste of Downtown Memphis Food Tour

3 hoursFree Cancellation

4.9

(950)

from $85

Memphis City Tour with Sun Studio Admission

4 to 5 hoursFree Cancellation

Take a chilling stroll through Memphis on this haunted walking ghost tour in Memphis, where the city’s eerie history comes to life. A local storyteller will guide you through spots like Earnestine and Hazel’s—a former brothel and one of the city’s most haunted buildings—the Orpheum Theatre, and the John Alexander Austin House. Uncover spine-tingling tales and explore the darker side of downtown’s storied past.

(736)

from $92

Haunted Memphis Walking Ghost Tour

1 hour 30 minutesFree Cancellation

4.5

(831)

from $30

Memphis 1 hour Horseback Trail Ride

1 hourFree Cancellation

While visiting Memphis, take a guided sightseeing tour of downtown, passing many landmarks and enjoying some free time to explore. Then board a paddlewheel boat for a cruise on the Mississippi River. See Memphis’ highlights, including Beale Street and the former mansions of the Victorian Village neighborhood—ideal for first-time visitors. This combo tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off from select hotels, for your convenience.

(254)

from $80

Guided Memphis City Tour that includes Riverboat Cruise

Guided Memphis City Tour that includes Riverboat Cruise

6 hours 30 minutesFree Cancellation

4.4

(604)

from $95

Elvis Presley Birthplace Park in Tupelo with Transport from Memphis

7 hoursFree Cancellation

Follow in the footsteps of musical legends, such as Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, and B.B. King, on this walking tour of Beale Street in downtown Memphis. Your guide knows the ins and outs of the street—said to be where blues began—ensuring you won't miss a beat of its storied past. Pass by highlights including Lansky Brothers, where Elvis Presley was known to shop, as well as the more-than-100-year-old A. Schwab General Store.

(127)

from $215

Beale Street Guided Walking Tour

1 hourFree Cancellation

Historic Memphis Guided Walking Tour: Memphis Beyond Beale

(191)

from $22

2 to 3 hoursFree Cancellation

Taste of Downtown Memphis Food Tour

(434)

from $33

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What are people saying about Memphis

Susan_M, Jun 2026

Fun food tour - go hungry!

If you do this food tour, go very hungry! There is a lot of food included in it and it’s a nice variety of food that is representative of Memphis. Taylor was our tour guide and was friendly and knowledgeable about all things Memphis. Also important to note that we had one in our party that has a nut and sesame allergy and one who is a vegetarian and it was no problem to accommodate either of them. This tour is a lot of fun and you can purchase alcohol if you’d like but sodas, teas and water are included. Our tour started at 2:00 and finished around 5:00 and we weren’t hungry again until mid morning the next day! If you’re in Memphis we’d recommend this food tour!

Haunted Memphis Walking Ghost Tour

Samson_F, May 2026

A tour not to miss!

Daniel is an exceptional guide. He was born in Memphis and his family has been here for generations. While he shares some fantastic ghost tales around many downtown infamous sites, he also provides some very thoughtful insights of Memphis which that endured war, disease, depression and the plight of civil rights with alacrity and dignity. This town has many layers and Daniel has shown us how special this town can be when you look very carefully. This tour is an invitation to discover more about Memphis from someone who deeply loves the rich traditions and its history.

Memphis City Tour with Sun Studio Admission

Debbie_J, May 2026

Memphis in Style

This tour was a fascinating tour giving us great history of the places that we drove by. It was certainly a great way to get around and driver was very knowledgeable and very happy to answer any questions we may have had. He also advised us of what to look for at our stops, gave us clear instructions on what time we needed to be back ready to continue on with the tour.

Historic Memphis Guided Walking Tour: Memphis Beyond Beale

Diana_D, Apr 2026

A fascinating closer look at Memphis

Our guide Katie was extremely knowledgeable about the history and culture of Memphis, which really enriched our appreciation of the city on many levels. She was full of interesting stories about things as varied as Yellow Fever epidemics, musicians, and the history of Mud Island. Extra convenient if you're staying at the Peabody, which we were. Finished up in time for the Duck March. A great walk on a beautiful spring day!

Elvis Presley Birthplace Park in Tupelo with Transport from Memphis

Peter_S, Mar 2026

Don’t Miss This!!

What you should know is…… don’t miss this tour, especially with Darnell!! The whole day was fantastic, relaxed, fun and revealing! From the moment you step in the vehicle Darnell is gonna hit you with the details and his very charismatic and enthusiastic way!! It’s a good three quarters of a day of nostalgia….. emotional too! Just do it!!

Memphis 1 hour Horseback Trail Ride

Tanya_K, Mar 2026

Charity rocks!!!!

This is an Absolute 💯 Great experience!!!! Charity was our guide and she was a Very Special Young Lady!!!! Not only polite and courteous, she was also very knowledgeable!! I would recommend this experience to everyone who has an interest in horses 🐴!!!! Definitely a 10/10. The retired teacher (I apologize for not getting her name) is also a perfect example of you are never too “old” to get into horses!!! She was also a super lady!!!!

Memphis Discovery Tour

Jacqueline_W, Jul 2025

Great overview of Memphis

Wonderful knowledgable guide Mary. Full of enthusiasm and information on the city, the music and the people. Lovely driver Michael too and a cute coach for the tour. There is a little assumed knowledge about certain people and American culture. Considering most people on the tour were from the US there were a few Brits(myself included) but that did not detract and she was always happy to answer questions. There are quite a few ‘pass bys’ of things to see which is fine on the whole. Start on Beale Strert with a bit of its history and talk about Handy Park. The stops that we made at Millionaires Row, Clayborn Temple ruins and the Lorraine Motel were excellent and a real chance to drink it all in. By pass of St Jude’s hospital, Mississippi River,The Memphis Cotton Exchange, Lauderdale Courts, Court Square ,The Orpheum Theatre AutoZone Park Baseball, Shelby County Courthouse, Calvary Episcopal Church And then a quick bite at Cental BBQ. I would have liked the chance to stop briefly at the river with the paddle steamers for those not adding on the river cruise and also Lauderdale Court to take a few photos. I think Sun Record Studios should have been on the included on the tour and I walked there afterwards but halfway along Beale Street, past the bars and restaurants the area, I felt, was a bit sketchy and wouldn’t recommend walking that way alone (I was told it was safe to walk). You can’t add on Civil Rights museum and the Rock and Soul Museum, it’s either or. My time was limited so as I said, walked to Sun Records and back down Union Street to the Peabody Hotel to see the ducks in the fountain and then back to the Rock & Roll museum and paid entry- which is cheaper than adding it into the tour with museum option and you can suit yourself time wise. Personally, I’d add on either museums separately after the tour if you want to do them.