Graceland, Memphis

Graceland remains the ultimate shrine to rock 'n' roll royalty, drawing over 600,000 visitors per year—more than the White House or Mount Vernon. Purchased for just $102,500 in 1957, the 17-room colonial revival mansion is now valued at approximately $400 million, a 3,900-fold increase. Its iconic Jungle Room and a TV Room outfitted with three televisions (a setup inspired by LBJ's White House) offer intimate glimpses of Elvis's life. The estate also includes his final resting place in the Meditation Garden, creating a pilgrimage site that outperforms #10 Versailles in annual visitation numbers.