Things To Do in Biloxi, Mississippi

History buff will want to visit this home where Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederacy, retired.... More on Weather.com

Nice cool breeze coming off gulf waters. More on Yahoo! Travel

George E. Ohr was a colorful Biloxi folk artist of the 1890s whose eccentric behavior and two-foot-long mu... More on Off the Beaten Path: Mississippi

Located temporarily in the historic Glenn L. Swetman House, just off Beach Boulevard, Ohr, known as the "Ma... More on Travel.yahoo.com

For your own up-close-and-personal look at the Gulf Coast seafood industry, head to sea on the Biloxi Shri... More on Off the Beaten Path: Mississippi

The Biloxi Shrimping Trips offer an educational 70 minute trip between Biloxi and Deer Island. A net is thr... More on PlanetWare

The Tullis-Toledo Manor is a historic home open to the public for touring. Built in 1856 on Biloxi's East Beach for Christoval and Matilde Toledano, this prized site ... More on Weather.com

Built in 1856 as a wedding present for Matilde Pradat by her husband Christoval Toledano, Tullis-Toledano Manor is a striking example of Greek Revival architecture. Constructed on a French plan wit... More on Biloxi.ms.us

In 1847, Stephen Pleasonton, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury Department, announced, "I intend to put a Cast Iron Light House at Biloxi and this will prove the utility which they may be of." The Bilox... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Near the Biloxi Lighthouse is Beauvoir , the retirement estate of Jefferson Davis. Davis served as the only President of the Confederacy and then spent the final ten years of his life at Beauvoir, ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Twenty-six miles of soft white sand outlines gentle waves that dance on the water's surface offering an exceptional view from U. S. Highway 90, aka Beach Boulevard! A chain of barrier islands limit... More on uptake_content

Twenty-six miles of soft white sand outlines gentle waves that dance on the water's surface offering an exceptional view from U. S. Highway 90, aka Beach Boulevard! A chain of barrier islands limi... More on Biloxi.ms.us

Biloxi is the home of casinos. Several casinos and hotels line the coast of Biloxi Mississippi (or at least used to). We stopped here ... More on igougo

Located on the grounds of the historic Tullis-Toledano Manor, this massive tree is one of the largest and oldest of the area's sprawling live oaks. Many visitors visit the home just to get a picture of the Councilor, which was growing ... More on 10best.com

The oldest hotel on the gulf coast no longer rents rooms, but does house the Mardi Gras Museum, a collection of colorful costumes and memorabilia donated by royalty of the coast's Mardi Gras krewe... More on Off the Beaten Path: Mississippi

The Mardi Gras Museum in the historic Magnolia Hotel in Biloxi displays elaborate Mardi Gras costumes and ... More on PlanetWare

Casino Magic� Biloxi weaves a spell of enchantment with its superb amenities and the gracious hospitality o... More on MyTravelGuide

This hotel is one of the best in Biloxi. More on Epinions.com