Nashville, Memphis...que voir?

Salut à tous,début septembre, je pars m'oxygéner aux states...je passerai par new orleans, nashville, memphis, mammoth cave NP...je connais deja new orleans, donc je vous ennuie pas avec ça. Par contre, nashville et memphis seront des découvertes, tout comme le mammoth cave national park.Que me conseilleriez-vous de voir, sachant que j'ai relativement peu de temps sur place (étapes faisant partie d'un ensemble) ?merci d'avance@+

Nashvile si tu aimes la musique country tu vas etre servi moi j'ai pas vraiement aimé cette ville, Memphis il y a la maison d'elvis....il y a de beau parcs urbains... le musée des droit de l'homme dans le motel lorraine la ou martin luther king avait été assasinné et bale street mais j'ai trouvé que ca faisait rose bonbon..

merci pour la réponse de toute façon je ne reste pas lgtps sur place, mais ça me donne une petite idée@+

si tu aimes le blues tu vas ètre servi à menphis: une rue remplie de bars jusqu'à pèrte de vue et dans chacun d'eux un groupe excellent c'est vraiment à voir.nashvil c'est un peu plus country j'ai un peu moins aimé.bon voyage

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Bonjour,Nashville, connais pas , mais à Memphis il y a une curiosité tout à fait "Amérique profonde" : les canards de l'hotel Peabody : il faut etre dans le lobby un peu avant 17h...et surprise...surprise.J'y ai aussi fait une excursion agréable sur le Mississipi en bateau à roue à aubes (décorative)...bien sur si le soleil est "open"

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Commentaire d' une collegue qui y a ete:"First off you should try to be in Nashville over a weekend so you can get tickets to attend the Grand Old Opry. Depending on the season, the Opry broadcasts from either the Opry Auditorium or the Ryman. This is country music country so there is the new Country Music Hall of Fame, take a tour of the Ryman and have a drink or eat or country dance at the good old Wildhorse Saloon. A boat ride on the Cumberland River is nice and I think the General Jackson still operates. A visit to the Hermitage, President Jackson's estate, is an interesting visit back in time, with his antibellum home and slave quarters. There are bus tours of the country music stars home, drive down to Lynchburg and tour the Jack Daniels distillery and have lunch at Madam Bo-Bo's (reservations must be made months in advance). Drive up into the hills toward Knoxville and visit Dollywood or go north into Kentucky. There are still dry counties in TN, so alcohol is not readily available in all places. Lyndchburg is a dry county, but as our tour guide of the distillery said, "Damn Baptists! Thank God that our counties are small!!". There is a civil war battle site down by Murphysburough that was very interesting. I believe it is called Stones Creek, but I am not really sure. Hamilton, TN is a great old place for antique stores."

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Encore plus d' infos de gens branches..."Without stopping for sightseeing, the trip between Nashville and Memphis is about 3 1/2 hours and is an easy drive on Interstate 40. The Peabody is an excellent hotel for charm and location as it is an easy walk to Beale Street & Peabody Place; just a few blocks from the river and the parks on the river. If they're coming to Memphis before about October, the motorcycle exhibit that was at the Guggenheim is at the Pyramid. If they're real walkers, they can walk to a couple of blocks to the trolley and then walk a couple of blocks from the trolley to the Pyramid. Graceland is NOT walking distance and they wouldn't want to walk in that neighborhood, anyway. But it is absolutely a MUST SEE. They have headsets and self-guided tours of the house, the grounds, the plane, etc. If The Peabody isn't available, also downtown there is The Madison (small & chic). (The Peabody is the grand old lady downtown and has several restaurants including the award winning, and formal, Chez Phillipe.) The Madison has a wonderful small bar/dining room that is casual. The Madison would be a short walk to the trolley and they could ride that for the mile and a half it is to Beale Street. There are some wonderful art galleries and funky shops in the South Main Historic District which would be a trolley ride from either the Peabody or the Madison.Memphis looks nothing like Nashville. Nashville has rolling hills and Kentucky bluegrass. Memphis is flat - was built on a bluff.If they like Memphis music, they can hear plenty of that on Beale Street. If they are interested in Memphis music from a historical viewpoint, they can visit the Stax Museum. (It's a taxi ride from downtown, but an interesting place. My company recently had a party there and we liked going through the museum before dinner. It is only a museum - they don't serve food/drinks there.) Also, of course, Sun Studios - Elvis' first recordings were done there, is also a museum. It's near downtown but only a walk for real walkers. Also, I believe the trolley goes near there - maybe a block or 2 away.Encourage your people to come to Memphis because they'll like what they see. But if they're coming during the Summer, be prepared for heat and more heat and humidity and more humidity!"

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