Memphis • Mississippi River Museum at Mud Island

Memphis • Rock & Soul Museum, a MUST for music lovers!

Memphis • FedExForum, home of the Memphis Grizzlies of the NBA and the NCAA Division I men's basketball

Memphis • Peabody Hotel famous duck march

Memphis • The Stax Museum of American Soul Music in the former location of Stax Records

Memphis • Bass Pro Shops Pyramid, wilderness themed store equipped for hunting, fishing and outdoors gear.

Memphis • Sun Studio. Rock-and-roll pioneer Sam Phillips opened it in 1950, originally called Memphis Recording Service.

Memphis • Graceland estate, once the home of Elvis Presley.

Memphis • Graceland estate, home of Elvis Presley.

Memphis • National Civil Rights Museum, a magnificent museum setup at the historical Lorraine Motel.

Memphis • Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken

Tunica • Gateway to the Blues Museum and Visitor Center

To Cleveland • Cotton fields all along the way

Cleveland • Dockery Farms, a cotton plantation and sawmill widely regarded as the birth place of Delta blues music.

Cleveland • The GRAMMY Museum Mississippi, an other impressive interactive museum focused on the continuing musical achievements of Mississippians.

Indianola • The B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center where B.B. King is also laid to rest.

Indianola • Club Ebony, one of the South’s most important African American historical nightclubs.

Vicksburg • Vicksburg National Military Park, site of the brutal 1863 American Civil War Battle of Vicksburg.

Vicksburg • Vicksburg National Military Park, USS Cairo

Natchez • The Old Trace

Natchez • Antebellum tour of the very prosperous Natchez mansions

Natchez • Charboneau Rum distillery tour and tasting, the first legally distilled rum produced in Mississippi.

Natchez • Under the Hill Saloon, a lively and fun loving, bar with talented live bands.

Baton Rouge • The LSU Rural Life Museum, on the Burden Plantation, a 40-acre agricultural research experiment station operated by LSU.

New Orleans • The "Big Easy," known for its spirited nightlife, vibrant music scene and spicy, melting pot cuisine derived from French, African and American cultures.

New Orleans • Oak Alley Plantation

New Orleans • Old New Orleans Rum distillery, fun visit and tasting.

Jean Lafitte National Historical Park • Boat ride on Barataria Nature Preserve that protects the natural and cultural resources of the Mississippi River Delta region.

New Orleans • Traditional cooking demonstration and tasting, Crescent City Cooks teach how to make gumbo, jambalaya, étouffée, banana foster, bread pudding…

New Orleans • Paddlewheeler. Live Jazz and dinner cruise on the Mississippi river.