Things To Do in Natchez, Mississippi

D o you like fruity wine and don't mind a casual atmosphere? Well, you found it at Old South Winery! More on Oldsouthwinery.com

The wine was great. More on Yahoo! Travel

A fine example of Federal Style architecture, First Presbyterian was built in 1828-29 by a congregation org... More on Visitnatchez.com

They have been restored and printed, capturing some wonderful views of late 19th century life. More on Yahoo! Travel

Longwood was built in 1858 in Natchez. It is a brick octagonal house with a large dome-shaped roof. Built b... More on PlanetWare

Very interesting octagonall home, only the first floor was ever finished. Truly amazing! More on TripAdvisor

This course's terrain varies in undulation, so be prepared for a variety of lies. In addition, many of the trees lining the fairways can alter your shots, and water hazards come into play on a coup... More on Golf.com

Duncan park also has slides and playground equipment for the kids . More on Yahoo! Travel

Narrated motorcoach tour of over 50 antebellum houses and churches throughout this river city. The tour dep... More on Travel.yahoo.com

It is also less expensive to buy your tickets through them instead of purchasing them at each of the mans... More on Yahoo! Travel

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The museum chronicles Afro-American life in Natchez from the end of the Civil War through World War II. More on Visitnatchez.com

Not very big but very inforative and well worth seeing, be sure and read all the articles More on TripAdvisor

Blocks of historic buildings with shops, restaurants and riverwalks. More on Travel.yahoo.com

William Johnson House Located in downtown Natchez, the William Johnson House complex consists of the actual Johnson home and the adjoining McCallum House. William Johnson, a free black barber in Natchez, used bricks from buildings ... More on Nps.gov

Auburn is an 1812, red brick mansion located in Natchez which features Corinthian columns. It was considered o ... More on PlanetWare