Hop On Hop Off City Tours
City Sightseeing Natchez is one of the best and most popular ways to see historic Natchez. There are over 40 spectacular Hop-On Hop-Off sights and attractions. Stops include historic mansions, museums, and many more places of interest. See the breathtaking views of Natchez for a different point of view! Hop-On our double-decker, open-top tour bus at any stop and enjoy the ride through the city.
Natchez City Cemetery
The story of Natchez involves mystery, grandeur and tragedy. There is no better place to learn about this history than the Natchez City Cemetery. Its occupants have rested high above the bluffs of the mighty Mississippi River since 1822. The view of the river, especially at sunset, is breath-taking, casting long shadows of the majestic oaks that line its main drive.
Natchez Grand Hotel & Suites
Enjoy cozy & elegant sophistication in an affordable, comfortable setting along the Mississippi River. Your Grand Stay features a number of room combinations with all the amenities listed below. Natchez Grand Hotel and Suites is a smoke-free environment hotel.
Natchez Festival of Music
The Natchez Festival of Music is dedicated to enriching the lives of the Natchez community and its surrounding areas through the transformative power of the arts. Born from a vision sparked in 1990 by Lani and Ron Riches, and brought to life through the passion and expertise of Dr. David Blackburn, our festival has grown into a beacon of cultural excellence.
Monmouth Historic Inn and Restaurant 1818
An early 19th-century antebellum mansion set in 26 acres of manicured gardens where you can breathe again, Monmouth Historic Inn & Gardens is a National Historic Landmark in Natchez, Mississippi. Reflecting all that is charming about the South, expect gracious hospitality, luxury lodging, excellent cuisine, historic tours of the house, and a lovingly restored garden.
Natchez Golf Club
Minutes from Historic Downtown Natchez this golfer‘s hidden treasure features a rolling terrain of 6502 yards, covered in flowering Dogwoods, Long Leaf Pines and towering Oaks draped in Spanish Moss.
Designed by Seymour Dunn in 1916, with the front nine designed & built by Bryan Ault in 1993.