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Southern Music Journey

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We make special arrangements and alterations for private groups, contact us for details! This itinerary takes you on a captivating musical journey through the American South, blending the allure of music, cultural heritage, and historical reflection. Starting from Nashville, the "Music City," you'll dive into a vibrant music scene, exploring renowned recording studios and iconic music streets. Subsequently, you'll visit the Country Music Hall of Fame to delve into the evolution of country music. The Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum will immerse you in the history of rock and soul music, while the B.B. King Museum intricately showcases the essence of blues music. Beyond music, this itinerary also encompasses historical landmarks, including the Vicksburg National Military Park, providing insights into the history and impact of the Civil War. Finally, you'll experience the history and culture of New Orleans' French Quarter on a walking tour, with the option to embark on a swamp tour to appreciate the natural beauty. Overall, this itinerary offers a comprehensive and enriching experience that intertwines music, history, and culture, presenting the unique essence of the American South.



DAY1 Arrive in Nashville 

/Accommodation: Nashville

Nashville

The capital of the U.S. state of Tennessee, is known as the "Music City".

This city has a rich music history and culture, particularly renowned for its country music.

Nashville is home to famous music streets and recording studios, making it a significant hub for the global music industry.

Nashville is a captivating city where you can immerse yourself in music and culture.


DAY2 Historic RCA Studio B - Music Street - Grand Ole Opry 

/Accommodation: Nashville

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RCA Studio B

Is a historic recording studio located in Nashville, Tennessee.

It played a significant role in shaping the sound of popular music in the 1950s and 1960s.

Many legendary artists, including Elvis Presley (the King of Rock and Roll), recorded their iconic songs at RCA Studio B.

The studio's unique acoustic properties and innovative recording techniques contributed to the creation of timeless music.

Today, RCA Studio B has been preserved as a museum, showcasing a well-preserved piece of music history.

It is a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts and anyone interested in experiencing Nashville's rich musical heritage.


DAY3 Ryman Auditorium - Country Music Hall of Fame - Walk of Fame - Memphis

/Accommodation: Memphis

Country Music Hall of Fame

Located in Nashville, Tennessee, the Hall of Fame is a museum dedicated to honoring and showcasing the history of country music.

Established in 1961, the museum honors and celebrates artists and music professionals who have made significant contributions to country music.

In addition to the exhibits, the Country Music Hall of Fame also has a library and archives that hold a wealth of literature and materials on country music for research and academic use.

The Country Music Hall of Fame is a mecca for country music fans and music lovers, and a great place to learn about country music culture.


DAY4 Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum - Graceland (Elvis Presley's home)

/Accommodation: Memphis

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Memphis Rock and Soul Museum

Located on Beale Street in downtown Memphis, Tennessee, the Museum of Rock and Soul is a museum dedicated to the history of rock and soul music.

The museum showcases the importance of Memphis as a music capital and the impact of these two genres on the local culture and the global music industry.

Through visual displays, multimedia presentations and musical recordings, the museum's exhibits take visitors through the origins, development and evolution of rock and soul music.

From musicians, record labels, radio stations and recording studios, the stories and people behind these forms of music are showcased.

The Memphis Rock and Soul Museum is a culturally important venue for gaining insight into rock and soul music and demonstrates how these forms of music have shaped Memphis' status as a music capital.


DAY5Indianola's BB King Museum - Vicksburg

/ Accommodation: Vicksburg

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B.B. King Museum in Indiana

The B.B. King Museum is located in Bozeman, Indiana, Mississippi, USA. The museum was built to honor the legendary blues musician B.B. King.

The B.B. King Museum is a comprehensive display of B.B. King's life and musical achievements. The museum showcases his early life, the development of his musical career, and his influence on blues music.

The museum also includes B.B. King's personal effects, musical instruments, recordings and photographs, bringing visitors closer to his musical world.

The B.B. King Museum is a place to showcase the contributions of this legendary musician and a must-see for visitors interested in blues music and the Southern musical tradition.


DAY6 Vicksburg National Military Park - New Orleans 

/Accommodation: New Orleans 

Vicksburg National Battlefield

An important historical site and national park located in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

The battlefield commemorates the Battle of Vicksburg, a fierce battle that lasted 47 days during the Civil War.

Visitors can visit key sites, monuments and museums on the battlefield to learn about the development and historical significance of the battle.

Guided tours are available to showcase war-related artifacts and documents, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the impact of the Civil War on the United States.

Vicksburg National Battlefield is an educational and memorial site that pays tribute to the sacrifice and struggle of the soldiers and allows visitors to experience the atmosphere of the battlefield.


DAY7 French Quarter Walking Tour - Swamp Tour (optional)

/Accommodation: New Orleans 

New Orleans French QuarterFrench Quarter)

Located in New Orleans, Louisiana, the French Quarter is one of the city's most iconic and famous districts.

The French Quarter is a place of history, culture and art, and a must-see destination for tourists.

Known for its distinctive French and Spanish style architecture, the French Quarter of New Orleans has well-preserved buildings, many historic buildings and old streets.

The French Quarter is also an important center of New Orleans culture, with many art galleries, craft stores and music venues.

The French Quarter of New Orleans is a charming and vibrant place that combines history, culture, art and music.


DAY8 Return home 


 Cost Description
 Price Excludes

Airfare, meals,tips ($15 per day), and optional activities

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