Explore the Legacy of Courage at the National Civil Rights Museum

Getting There

• Public Bus

  If you are in downtown Memphis, locate the nearest bus stop. You can take the MATA bus route 2 (Poplar Avenue) or route 3 (Union Avenue) which both have stops near important areas such as Beale Street and the Mississippi River. Make sure to notify the driver you want to go to the National Civil Rights Museum. Get off at the stop closest to 450 Mulberry St. from there, it is a short walk to the museum, which will be on your left.

• Walking

  If you are staying in downtown Memphis, the National Civil Rights Museum is easily accessible on foot. Start from the Mississippi River Park, go northeast towards Beale Street. Continue along Beale Street until you reach South Main Street. Turn left onto South Main Street and walk for about 10 minutes, then turn right onto Mulberry St. The museum will be on your right at 450 Mulberry St.

• Bicycle

  Memphis has bike lanes and bike-sharing programs available. If you have access to a bicycle or a bike-sharing service, head towards the Mississippi Riverfront and follow the bike lanes towards the downtown area. Make your way to Beale Street, then turn left onto South Main Street and continue until you reach Mulberry St. Turn right, and the National Civil Rights Museum will be at 450 Mulberry St.

• Rideshare Service

  If you prefer a more direct option, use a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft. Open the app and type in 'National Civil Rights Museum' or the address '450 Mulberry St, Memphis, TN 38103.' The driver will pick you up from your location and drop you off right at the museum entrance.