Mississippi Hotels

Experience authentic southern hospitality in Mississippi while riding down the mighty Mississippi River on a riverboat. If you've never been to the Magnolia State, you are missing out on a wonderful experience. Tour the historic buildings, experience Native American cultures and indulge in some great-tasting southern fare.

You shouldn't visit Mississippi without taking in some of the state's historical sites. Mississippi is especially known for its historic homes, many of which are open to the public. Visit the Springfield Plantation, which is the oldest mansion in the state. In 1791, Andrew Jackson married Rachel Donelson Robards at this famous site. While you are in the area, don't forget to check out the Mississippi Governor's Mansion, Longwood and Beauvoir, the home of Jefferson Davis.

Mississippi is steeped in Native American culture. Visit Natchez, which is home to the oldest permanent settlement along the Mississippi River. At Natchez, you can tour the village of the Natchez Indians and learn about their culture in the nearby museum. Traveling along the Natchez Trace Parkway will lead you to many other Native American sites.

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