Parking Near Gibson Guitar Factory Tour, Memphis
Where Can I Park for the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour?
The parking lot behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour at 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue is the most direct option, with a $5 parking fee that is not included in the tour price. A covered parking space at 60 Madison Ave is another choice, listed at $6.90 a day and 0.5 mi from the attraction.
- Address
- 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Covered Parking at 60 Madison Ave - Memphis, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Central Station, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
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Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Calvin Seng
Parking Behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour
The nearest named parking option is the parking lot behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour at 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue. The lot is described as serving the factory, with a $5 parking fee that is not included in the tour price (Viator). Its position behind the building makes it the most direct choice for visitors carrying instruments, traveling with mobility equipment, or trying to keep the walk short.
The tour address is 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue in downtown Memphis, 0.5 mi from Memphis center. The attraction is close to the central downtown grid, so the rear lot is useful when the visit is focused on the factory rather than a longer day of sightseeing. The published parking detail identifies the lot and fee, but does not provide a capacity or operating schedule.
Downtown Memphis Parking Options Near Lt George W Lee Avenue
Visitors who do not use the lot behind the site can choose from several named downtown options in the surrounding area. Parksy lists a covered parking space at 60 Madison Ave, 0.5 mi from the attraction, for $6.90 a day. It is the only priced Parksy option close to the address, making it the clearest alternative for a planned visit.
These options cover garages, an outdoor lot, and parking spaces around the downtown street network, so drivers can compare proximity with the direct rear lot before walking to the tour entrance.
Busy Downtown Driving Around the Gibson Site
The attraction sits 0.5 mi from Memphis center, where a short factory visit can be combined with other downtown stops. The rear parking lot offers a defined destination instead of relying on a space found while circling the blocks around 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue.
The tour operator listing identifies a $5 lot behind the Factory, while the nearby Parksy choices include a covered space at 60 Madison Ave.
Parksy Parking Spaces for the Factory Visit
The closest Parksy space is a 2nd Street garage 124 yd from the site. A downtown Memphis parking space in 38103 is 193 yd away, followed by a downtown garage 290 yd away and an outdoor lot 301 yd away. These are useful choices for drivers who want a short walk from a named downtown facility instead of parking behind the attraction.
The priced Parksy option is covered parking at 60 Madison Ave, 0.5 mi from the factory, at $6.90 a day. A further downtown parking lot is listed 0.2 mi away. The mix of covered, garage, outdoor, and lot spaces gives visitors several walking-distance choices, while the rear lot remains the direct on-site alternative at $5 according to the tour listing.
Walking From Central Station to the Factory
Central Station is the nearest rail stop listed for the attraction, 0.6 mi away and a 12-minute walk from 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue.
The Gibson Guitar Factory Tour address is 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue, and Memphis center is 0.5 mi from the venue. Drivers using one of the downtown parking choices can combine the car journey with a walk across the central street network, while rail travelers can use Central Station as the fixed arrival point for the final 12 minutes on foot.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour?
The parking lot behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour at 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue is the most direct option, with a $5 parking fee that is not included in the tour price. A covered parking space at 60 Madison Ave is another choice, listed at $6.90 a day and 0.5 mi from the attraction.
How Much Does Parking Behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour Cost?
The parking lot behind the Gibson Guitar Factory Tour at 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue has a $5 parking fee. This fee is not included in the tour price. The lot is described as serving the factory and is positioned behind the building, making it a direct choice for visitors who want to keep the walk short.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option Near the Factory?
The closest priced Parksy option is covered parking at 60 Madison Ave, listed at $6.90 a day and 0.5 mi from the attraction. It is the only priced Parksy option close to the address. Drivers can compare its walking distance with the $5 rear lot identified by the tour listing.
Are There Downtown Parking Choices Near the Factory?
Yes. Downtown Memphis options include covered parking at 60 Madison Ave, plus garages, an outdoor lot, and parking spaces around the downtown street network. The Parksy distances listed near the site include 124 yd, 193 yd, 290 yd, and 301 yd, while a further downtown parking lot is listed 0.2 mi away.
How Far Is the Tour From Memphis Center?
The Gibson Guitar Factory Tour is 0.5 mi from Memphis center at 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue. Its location near the central downtown grid allows visitors to combine a factory visit with other downtown stops. The rear lot provides a defined destination instead of relying on a space found while circling nearby blocks.
Can I Walk From Central Station to the Factory?
Central Station is the nearest rail stop listed for the attraction, 0.6 mi away. The walk from Central Station to 145 Lt George W Lee Avenue takes 12 minutes. Drivers using a downtown parking choice can also combine their car journey with a walk across the central street network before reaching the tour.
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