Memphis has always been a town that is exciting to visit, but now the town has even more reason to consider itself a top place to visit in the United States. Between new brewery openings and new attractions and museum openings, All My Sons Moving & Storage Memphis movers aren’t surprised so many people are planning on visiting and even moving to Memphis. To get you in tune with the city’s happenings, our local Memphis movers have created a new Memphis travel guide for visitors, which will also be helpful to anyone moving to Memphis this year.

1. The Blues Hall of Fame – Although this Memphis-based organization has been inducting prominent singers and band leaders since 1980, it has finally opened up a physical location where people can visit and pay respect to their favorite blues musicians. The museum is open seven days a week and admission is $10 for adults, $8 for students, and free for young children.

2. Guest House at Graceland – If you are an Elvis fan and moving to Memphis, get excited! The popular Memphis attraction is currently constructing a 450-room hotel, which is set to open in October of 2016.

3. Memphis Craft Beer Breweries – Becoming increasingly more popular, local breweries are popping up all over Memphis and residents are thrilled. Breweries such as Memphis Made and Wiseacre offer cold local flavor along with casual dining areas that encourage visitors to relax and hang out. Our local Memphis movers are fans of the Lucid Kolsch pale ale and GonerBrau Limited Release.