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Tupelo is located in the northeast part of Mississippi and intersected by U.S. Highways 45 and 78 and the Natchez Trace Parkway. It’s the ideal getaway for a diverse mix of fun and attractions that are totally unique.
The Natchez Trace Parkway headquarters are located in Tupelo. Here, visitors are immersed in the road’s colorful and exciting history through recently redesigned and refined exhibits that combine scholarship with entertainment. Living history demonstrations offer children and adults alike an opportunity to participate in activities such as corn shuck doll making, basket weaving, beading, and leatherworking.
Elvis’ birthplace is a prime attraction drawing visitors to Tupelo where they meet the child who would become an icon. The story of Elvis and Tupelo is told on the grounds, in the birthplace house and museum and in the church Elvis attended as a child, as well as on a driving tour of significant sites.
Fun-loving guests will love Tupelo’s other attractions, as well such as the Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo. Special events, great dining and eclectic shopping make Tupelo your ticket for a great time!
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Beech Springs Road, Saltillo, MS TUPELO, MS (662) 869-2166
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99 N. Veterans Blvd. Tupelo, MS 38801 (662) 841-6440
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. Elvis and friends would sneak to this […]
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Six miles from Baldwyn on Mississippi Hwy 370 W. lies the Brice’s Crossroads National Battlefield where Confederate cavalry under the command of General Nathan Bedford Forrest defeated Union troops and […]
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. Elvis attended school at Milam when his […]
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Tupelo’s Midtown District offers a variety of 24 locally-owned businesses nestled in an established shopping destination just off Main Street and west of Crosstown. Shoppers will delight in gifts and […]
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The Malco Theatre is a 10-screen stadium seating theatre. For local movie shows and times at the Malco Theatre located in the Tupelo Commons area. 3151 North Gloster Street Tupelo, […]
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. Elvis enjoyed going to the movies, especially […]
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The Link Centre presents a variety of music, film, and dining events either through its programs or its partners. A multi-tenant nonprofit facility: home to organizations ranging from North Mississippi […]
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. Elvis received his first library card from […]
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. The Lee County Courthouse served as the […]
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This is one of 14 significant sites in Elvis’ formative years in Tupelo marked with bronze plaques on the Elvis’ Tupelo Driving Tour. Elvis first attended elementary school at Lawhon. […]
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121 Drive 1632 Saltillo, MS 38866 (662) 260-2836 Website
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Local artist Kit Stafford painted this eye-catching mural of young Elvis showing off one of his signature dance moves on the side of the alley next to the former location […]
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105 S. Front St. Tupelo, MS
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The Gardner-Watson Icehouse/The Silver Moon Club – 213 Clark Street (corner of Clark and Spring Streets) Tupelo, MS 38804 Local artist Morris McCain. Commissioned in 2010, the mural highlights signature […]
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Alley next to the Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association Office. Designed and executed by Olivia Reese, Alex Scruggs, and Rachael Williams as part of a Tupelo High School Senior Project. […]
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