Travel to Natchez, Mississippi, to see one of National Geographic's 50 Places of a Lifetime

Historic Homes

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Visiting historic homes in Natchez is like stepping back in time. Take a look at the most splendid houses open year-round when you visit Natchez.

Dining and Nightlife

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From southern fried chicken and catfish to white tablecloth dining, Natchez's unique restaurants offer a wide variety of choices to satisfy your hunger.

Out and About

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Whether you are looking to re-live history or do a little antique shopping downtown, there is plenty to do in Natchez.

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The Burn

712 North Union Street
800-654-8859

For the authentic experience of historic Natchez, the accommodations at The Burn are the perfect place. Each of our rooms ...

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Natchez City Cemetery

2 Cemetery Road
601-445-5051

A tour of the Natchez City Cemetery is a glimpse back in time to the early days of historic Natchez, ...

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William Johnson House

210 State Street
601-442-7047

Located in downtown Natchez, the William Johnson House complex consists of the actual Johnson home and the adjoining McCallum House. ...

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Natchez National Historical Park

640 South Canal Street
601-446-7970

From the cypress swamp and pillared portico of the Melrose mansion to the stately downtown home of William Johnson, Natchez ...

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Historic Jefferson College

U.S. 61 North
601-442-2901

At Historic Jefferson College, the first educational institution of higher learning in Mississippi, visitors can tour a restored dormitory room, ...

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Local color

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Don't believe in ghosts? Think again.

Sheriffs aren’t likely to scare easily.

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Good food never far in Miss-Lou

Southern hospitality means having a big heart, a warm hand and an endless appetite.

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Memorial Hall taken on many roles in its long history

If Memorial Hall were a person it would surely qualify for some type of lifetime achievement award.

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Area filled with famous faces

The Miss-Lou has had more than one local face with a national name — writers, news anchors, actors and musicians.