Known as the home of the King of Rock and Roll and the city that practically invented jazz music and the blues, Memphis has been dubbed as one of the great destinations in the Southern part of the United States. Named after the ancient Egyptian capital on the Nile, Memphis is also known as the place where the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4, 1968.
Craving for more interesting facts about the cotton-trading capital of the Delta? Log on to Memphis City News and discover interesting trivia about Memphis!
This portal is a tourist’s best friend primarily because it gives instant access to everything Memphis. In mere seconds, discover things to do, places to see and be seen at, food to taste, where to dine, wine, and stay. Know
how to get to prime tourist spots in town such as Graceland, Beale St., Chucalissa Archaeological Site and Museum, Sun Studio (where Elvis made his first recordings) and the National Civil Rights Museum (erected at the site where Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated).
This useful portal also boasts of Quick Link pages of resources all over Memphis. This city is, after all, more than just a tourist destination. In collaboration with local news and search, these essential links are individually reviewed and indexed by the portal editors for their useful content. In addition, Memphis City News include helpful and interesting Quick Links which users can use as a local reference source containing the current and most outstanding web properties online.
Some materials contained on this site are protected by copyright
and therefore may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast
without the express written permission of cities-newsnetwork.com.
