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Instagrammable Places in Memphis You Must See

Updated December 26, 2022 by Mid-South Bride

If you want to showcase your time in Memphis then you’re in luck. The most Instagrammable place in Memphis on this list make it easy to capture gorgeous photos for social media.

Whether you live here or are just visiting Memphis, there are many great spots to visit in the city.

From historic landmarks to beautiful murals to our great museums, the city allows you to capture a piece of its soul.

There are plenty of great photo spots in Memphis and this list covers just a fraction of them.

Graceland

One of the largest tourist attractions and most Instagrammable places in Memphis is Graceland.

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The home of Elvis Presley, Graceland is a must-see for any music lover visiting Memphis.

The mansion and grounds are beautifully maintained and offer plenty of opportunities for photographs.

Photo Location Address: 3600 Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN 38116, USA

Beale Street

Headed Downtown and need some photo locations? Look no further than Beale Street!

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This historic street is known for its blues clubs, restaurants, and nightlife.

The colorful storefronts and neon signs make for vibrant and lively photos that stand out on the grid. While you walk on Beale Street you’ll be able to take a variety of photos.

Photo Location Address: 203 Beale St, Memphis TN 38103

The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

Inside Overton Park is the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, one of the most Instagrammable spots in Memphis as well as a popular wedding venue.

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This art museum is housed in a beautiful classical building with a grand entrance and elegant columns. The museum also has a sculpture garden with works by artists such as Henry Moore and Jacques Lipchitz.

Photo Location Address:  1934 Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN 38104

Children’s Museum of Memphis Ground Carousel

The carousel at the Children’s Museum of Memphis is not just for kids: people of all ages love taking photos at this unique location.

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If there is one word to describe the 1909 Grand Carousel, it would be magical. Restored to its original beauty, the carousel runs on the quarter-hour with plenty of photos opportunities each ride.

Photo Location Address: 2525 Central Ave, Memphis, TN 38104

The Memphis Pyramid

This iconic structure, originally built as a sports and entertainment arena, is now a popular tourist destination with lots of photo opportunities.

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The Memphis Pyramid is now a Bass Pro Shops store complete with photo lookouts, restaurants, a hotel.

The pyramid shape, unique interiors, elevated lookout, and bright lights make it a striking and unique photo opportunity.

Photo Location Address: 1 Bass Pro Dr, Memphis, TN 38105

The Stax Museum of American Soul Music

One of the best spots for photos in Memphis is the Stax Museum. You’ll find photo opportunities inside and outside of this amazing museum.

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This museum is dedicated to the history of soul music and is housed in the former Stax Records studio where many famous soul artists recorded.

The Stax Museum of American Soul Music also has a replica of the original studio and exhibits on the history of soul music, making it a unique and photogenic destination.

Photo Location Address: 926 E McLemore Ave, Memphis, TN 38126

The National Civil Rights Museum

A somber but important historical site like The National Civil Rights Museum can provide an interesting photo location.

Located at the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968, the National Civil Rights Museum is a powerful and meaningful place to visit.

The museum’s outdoor exhibits, including the “I Am a Man” sanitation workers’ strike placards, make for poignant photo opportunities.

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The Memphis Zoo

Instagrammable places exist in abundance at The Memphis Zoo in Overton Park in Midtown.

The Memphis Zoo is home to more than 3,500 animals and features a range of exhibits, including an immersive gorilla habitat and a flamingo lagoon.

The zoo is a great place for animal lovers to snap some cute and interesting photos with unique backgrounds you can’t find anywhere else in the city.

Photo Location Address: 2000 Prentiss Pl, Memphis, TN 38112

Want more ideas for taking photos in Memphis? Check out 12 Memphis Engagement Photo Locations and More Memphis Engagement Photo Location Ideas!

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