things to do in Natchez, MS

One ticket for year-round tours of two Natchez museum houses

Explore downtown Natchez after dark through haunted history and local folklore

Tour Rosalie Mansion and learn its origins in Natchez

Explore Greek Revival architecture and Italianate details in a historic Natchez mansion

Step inside an 1858 Greek Revival landmark with a period-clothing exhibition

Step inside an 1840s home furnished with Empire and Victorian pieces

Step inside a five-story Greek Revival landmark filled with Stanton family treasures

Explore a collector’s mansion with stories shared by its owners

Step inside America’s largest octagonal house and uncover its unfinished Civil War-era story

Tailor a private guided drive through Natchez’s history, architecture, gardens, and more

Step into a circa-1790 home with a landmark Federal-style doorway

Explore fall heirlooms and new seasonal displays inside a historic Natchez home

Step inside a hill-built Natchez home dating to 1797–1801

Explore the Natchez hill where the first American flag was raised in 1797

See 1984 during a limited September run at Natchez Little Theatre

Step inside a 19th-century Natchez home shaped by steamboat history

Explore the Greek Revival architecture of historic Choctaw Hall

Step inside a restored antebellum mansion with period fashion and a tranquil garden

Step inside an 1836 mansion where Federal design meets Greek Revival grandeur

Step into six generations of family history and Federal-era design

Explore Glenfield's Civil War-era rooms with its fourth-generation owner

Hear Glenfield's haunted history by candlelight with its fourth-generation homeowner

Step inside an Italianate mansion filled with antique furnishings and rare collections

Step into Choctaw Hall for candlelit Christmas décor, historic charm, and festive refreshments