Visitors

things to see & Do

• Museums
  Mississippi's rich artistic history is evident in the many galleries and museums throughout the state.
  
• Gaming & Casinos
  Mississippi is a major destination for gaming enthusiasts.
  
• Tourism Destinations
  View a list of major tourism attractions in the state.
• Parks & Recreation
  Mississippi has many state parks with opportunities for hiking, camping, and water sports.
• Reserve a State Park Campground
• Natchez Trace
  This ancient trail starts in Natchez and is the definition of "scenic drive".

places to eat

• Best Places to Eat in Mississippi (Urban Spoon)
• VisitJackson.com Dining Guide
• VisitMississippi.org Mississippi Culinary Trail Food Tour
• Searchable List of Mississippi Eateries​

Notable eateries

• Mary Mahoney's Old French House Restaurant 
  116 Rue Magnolia, Biloxi, MS 39530-4216
• Little Tokyo Restaurant 
  4800 I-55 North, Jackson, MS 39211-5555
• City Bagel Cafe 
  511 University Drive, Starkville, MS 39759-3355
• Trapani's Eatery 
  116 North Beach Boulevard,Bay St Louis, MS 39520-4508
• Long Beach Lookout 
  718 S Cleveland Ave,Long Beach,MS,39560

• Jackson
  Learn more about Mississippi's capital and largest city.
• Clarksdale
  Enter the heart of the delta and blues country.
• Corinth
  Learn more about this historically significant city.
• DeSoto County
  Minutes from Memphis, the "top of Mississippi" offers a wide range of activities.
• Hattiesburg
  Learn more about this culturally vibrant city.
  
• Meridian
  A small city with a wealth of cultural and historical attractions.

• Natchez
  Established in 1716, this city on the Mississippi river is a true southern gem.
• Tupelo
  The birthplace of Elvis and the headquarters for the Natchez Trace Parkway.
• Vicksburg
  Learn more about the river city known as the "key to the south".
• Mississippi Gulf Coast | West Coast | Gulf Coast | Ocean Springs
  Home to the world's longest manmade beach, Mississippi's gulf coast covers three counties and over a dozen cities.