Even if you're not into Elvis it is worth the trip. It was eye-opening to see what kind of childhood Elvis had. more

Graceland aside, this is THE stop for Elvis fans. Reasonably priced, well laid out, and a very nice, helpful, and knowledgeable staff who seems to love their jobs. The house itself is a short guided tour, followed by a 3-screen DLP projector movie of a 1940s Pentecostal service in Elvis' childhood church, followed by a very nice, concise museum of... more

This attraction focuses on Elvis' early years - his family, influences, and the economic condition of the nation at the time (during and after the Great Depression). The museum grounds are well kept and beautiful in the summer. All the buildings are air conditioned. Tour guides are helpful and knowledgeable. more

There is lots to see on the tour of this attraction, so be sure to take your camera and allow an hour or two. We went in April of 2008, and learned alot about Elvis's early years, and had fun, too! There are several buildings, walls, fountains, statues, old cars, etc, to see and explore. The gift shop has some... more

Elvis Presley’s birthplace was this two room wood frame house. The address is 306 Elvis Presley Drive, Tupelo Miss. The historic marker next to the house states: “Birthplace of Elvis Presley. Elvis Aaron Presley was born Jan. 8, 1935 in this house built by his father. Presley’s career as a singer and entertainer redefined American popular music. He died Aug.... more

I visited when I was in the states in Jan 2004, it was brilliant. I bought loads of soviniers and could not wait to tell everbody back home about. more