Graceland Virtual Tours​

Graceland takes you on a panoramic 360° view of Elvis Presley's home. See where Elvis lived, relaxed and spent time with his friends and family. Take a look at the mansion from the entrance and step inside the foyer, the famous jungle room, and the racquetball trophy room to walk the same footsteps of the King of Rock 'n' Roll. Turn your virtual experience into a live one by visiting Elvis Presley’s Graceland in Memphis. For a free Graceland online travel planner, visit Elvis.com/Graceland.
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	​Exterior of Graceland Mansion​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Elvis fans can often be seen posing for photographs at the front entrance of the mansion. As the front door swings open, guests are able to enter the private world of a rock legend. Elvis loved Graceland and always enjoyed showing it off and entertaining friends and family there. The home welcomes over 600,000 visitors a year and holds countless memories for the many friends, fans and family whose lives he touched. Take the 360° tour!
	​Mansion Foyer​​​​​​​​​​ The foyer is where special guests were greeted and shown to the living room where they would wait for Elvis to come down the stairs from his private area upstairs. Elvis would often entertain his guests on his 15-foot white sofa inside the living room. At the far end of the living room is the entrance into the music room where Elvis enjoyed singing and playing piano to his favorite gospel and R&B songs. Across the foyer from the living room - is the dining room where Elvis and his family would enjoy down-home Southern cooking for their evening meals. These rooms hosted many large gatherings and is where Elvis enjoyed the company of his friends and family. Take the 360° tour!​
	Mansion Jungle Room One of Elvis' favorite hangouts was the "Jungle Room." The room is known for its Polynesian feel and exotically carved wood. In the early 1960s, during one of Elvis' home improvements, it was added to the back of the house. Elvis referred to the room as the den and later added the eccentric furniture and shag carpet reminiscent of Hawaii- one of Elvis' favorite places to vacation. In 1976, the room was transformed into a recording studio for a series of all-night sessions that later became the album called "From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee." The faux fur upholstery and green shag carpet on the floor and the ceiling completes the wild look and '70s feel - making this room an Elvis fan favorite. Take the 360° tour! ​
	Racquetball Building​​ The racquetball building was built in 1975 and houses a large display of Elvis' awards and accomplishments. The court is currently used to display all of his posthumous awards and honors. Several of his stage costumes are featured including his Aztec and American Eagle jumpsuit. It is estimated that Elvis has sold over one billion records worldwide. Take the 360° tour!​