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Located in the heart of the American Deep South, Mississippi combines the warmth and charm of its rich cultural heritage with an innovative, dynamic spirit that touches the future. Abundant entertainment options greet visitors, confirming the state's reputation as "The Hospitality State."
Come for the fine museums, top notch recreation and sizzling-hot blues.
With its unique blend of cities and countrysides, history and contemporary appeal, porch swings and riverboat gaming, Mississippi has something for everyone.
Mississippi
Some popular destinations in Mississippi include...
Gulf Coast Dubbed the "Playground of the South," the Mississippi Gulf Coast is fast becoming the best vacation value in North America. From 26 miles of scenic beaches to non-stop casino action, sophisticated shopping, culture, history, arts, delectable cuisine and championship golf courses, the Playground of the South has it all and everything in between. Twelve casinos have brought the excitement of Las Vegas to the beach, with table games and slot machines galore. All casinos are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Jackson
Prepare to be enlightened as you discover Jackson, Mississippi. From the hallways of history to the far reaches of the galaxy, there's no shortage of things to explore here. Incredible, interactive museums. Native crafts. Wild animals. Historic homes. A beautiful scenic highway that let's you step back in time.
Natchez Natchez adorns the banks of the mighty Mississippi with gracious homes, warm, friendly people and unlimited activities. Over 500 houses, churches and other buildings date back to before the Civil War. Most of the other downtown area was built in the late 1800s - early 1900s.
