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Escape to quiet times, style, comfort and history at the Devereaux Shields House, a historic Queen Anne Victorian Bed and Breakfast conveniently located in the historic district of Natchez, Mississippi and listed on the National Historic Register for significant homes.

Enjoy a glimse of Natchez History, including a wonderful 20 min film on "The Natchez Story" (20 min), orient yourself with a large 3D model of the city, view displays of area history, purchase tickets to historic homes, tours, rides, get area information, visit the gift shop and refresh to complimentary dirnks.

Enjoy a horse drawn carriage tour through Natchez's Historic District with a 45-minute narration. Tours depart from Canal Street Depot. Stay at the Devereaux Shields House B&B and we will arrange your ride for you.

Longwood is an historic antebellum octagonal mansion with something for everyone. The ground floor is furnished as the Nut family was living while construction of the rest of the mansion was completed. The balance of the upper floors remain unfinished and appear as they did just before the civil war. The mansion is a wonder to behold, containing design features to move light and air, well ahead of the times.

Rosalie is located on the Mississippi Bluff near the site of the Natchez Indians' massacre of the French at Fort Rosalie. Completed in 1823, the architectural design of the antebellum home became the prototype for later mansions in Natchez and across the South. The design is cubical in nature with two-story columns supporting both a front portico and a rear full-width gallery. It was the headquarters of the Union Army during the War Between the States. This National Historic Landmark is now owned by the Mississippi State Society DAR. Tours every hour 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; Last tour begins at 4:00 p.m. Please call about holiday hours and arrangements for special tours.

Welcome to Cotton Alley Cafe of Natchez, MS where we serve a wide selection of delicious food and treats. Come visit our restaurant and you will always come back for more.

The Magnolia Grill, a favorite eatery of locals and tourists alike, is located on Silver Street in Historic (and somewhat notorious) Natchez Under-the-Hill. Back in the day of the steamship paddle-wheelers, the Under-the-Hill district was home to the roughest groups of folks around – gamblers, prostitutes, drunkards and all types of criminals. Now it consists of only our beloved Silver Street which is home to the Magnolia Grill, the Under-the-Hill Saloon, and the city’s only riverboat casino, as well as a few other historic buildings.

Welcome to The Castle Restaurant located in Dunleith’s original carriage house and stables, built in the 1790’s. This 18th century brick structure was home to fine carriages and purebred thoroughbreds. Built to resemble a castle, it is an architectural gem that provides a comfortable dining atmosphere. We invite you to join us in this historical building where you will experience delectable southern cuisine such as crab cakes and mouth watering bread pudding prepared by Chef Brad Seyfarth and his talented staff.

When dining at our 1818 Restaurant, you will be dining within the only true Antebellum dining experience in all of Natchez. Here you will dine in what was originally the Men's and Ladies Parlours, whose furnishings can be viewed on the upper level foyer. Should you decide to visit this area, take particular notice of the three-seat "courting bench", where a chaperone would be present whenever two young people wished to converse.

The "Pasta" in our name evokes visions of delicious Italian food, but a look at our Menu reveals the variety of fresh and tasty American dishes, seafood, steaks and light fare that keep our clientele coming back again and again.

Long famous for its Southern cuisine, The Carriage House Restaurant has been the site of many memorable weddings, rehearsal dinners, receptions and other special events since 1946. In days past, folks clamored for the fried chicken and buttery, silver dollar-sized biscuits. We still serve those staples, but thanks to Chef Bingo Starr our menu is delightfully varied. The Carriage House offers a Blue Plate Special Wednesday through Friday. The specials themselves vary from month to month, but can be generally described in categories; ‘Soup-Salad-Sandwich,’ ‘Southern Comfort Food,’ and ‘Fresh Gulf Seafood.’

We just know you will absolutely love our food! We hand-bread every fried item on our menu. We use only the freshest and finest seafood available for our grilling and frying. We use premium, high-quality, aged angus beef from Stockyards in Chicago for our steaks, which we hand-cut when you order. We also use Stockyards beef for our fresh ground beef, which we grind here in the restaurant. We offer a variety of fresh fish on our menu from the grill such as tuna, mahi-mahi, redfish, red snapper, catfish, salmon, and tilapia, as well as grilled jumbo shrimp. All of our grilled dishes are fire-grilled over an open flame and cooked to perfection.

Located on Main Street in downtown Natchez (1/2 block west from Radisson Eola Hotel)

Hours: Mon - Sat 11am to 10pm

From the owner: “Daily lunch specials of home cooked food, gourmet sandwiches on home baked bread and delicious home made desserts.”

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Auburn is owned and operated by the City of Natchez. It was bequeathed to the city, along with over 100 acres of land, by the heirs of Dr. Stephen Duncan, requiring that the surrounding acreage be used as a public park. Auburn is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily with the last tour of the day beginning at 2:30 p.m. For more information on this gem of the city, please visit their website.

Dunleith is open for tour year round and tours run between 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., but can also accommodate groups by request. For more information on this majestic greek-revival style home, please visit their website.

The House on Ellicott Hill is well preserved on the location where General Andrew Ellicott first raised the American Flag over Natchez on February 27th, 1797. The house is one of the earliest structures built in Natchez. It is open daily for tour and tickets may be purchased at the Natchez Visitor Center.

The Conner/Feltus Family has owned Linden since its early days, and has operated the mansion as a bed and breakfast for several decades. Linden's main house dates back to 1790, and the east wing was added in 1818, making it one of the oldest, most historic antebellum homes on tour in Natchez. The design of their front door was copied for Tara's front door in Gone With The Wind.

Longwood is an historic antebellum octagonal mansion with something for everyone. The ground floor is furnished as the Nut family was living while construction of the rest of the mansion was completed. The balance of the upper floors remain unfinished and appear as they did just before the civil war. The mansion is a wonder to behold, containing design features to move light and air, well ahead of the times.

Construction on Magnolia Hall is believed to have begun in 1858, as the residence of Thomas Henderson, a Natchez native who became a wealthy cotton broker and merchant. The house was built on the site of the Henderson family home, Pleasant Hill, which was moved one block south to free the lot for the grander, more modern home. The name of the house was inspired by the plaster magnolia blossoms incorporated into the design of the parlor ceiling centerpieces. It was restored by the Natchez Garden Club as a house museum and is operated by the club today.

One of 13 National Historic Landmarks in Natchez, Melrose is one of the best preserved and most significant historic sites in the entire South. The Greek Revival mansion was constructed circa 1845 for Pennsylvania native and Natchez attorney John T. McMurran. The home is operated by the Natchez National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior, and open daily for tour. Tickets may be purchased at The Natchez Visitor Center or at the home.

Monmouth offers tours daily at 10 a.m. and last for approximately 1/2 an hour. Tours may not be available if there is a special event or wedding taking place, so please call in advance to be certain that the tour is taking place at the designated time.

Rosalie is located on the Mississippi Bluff near the site of the Natchez Indians' massacre of the French at Fort Rosalie. Completed in 1823, the architectural design of the antebellum home became the prototype for later mansions in Natchez and across the South. The design is cubical in nature with two-story columns supporting both a front portico and a rear full-width gallery. It was the headquarters of the Union Army during the War Between the States. This National Historic Landmark is now owned by the Mississippi State Society DAR. Tours every hour 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; Last tour begins at 4:00 p.m. Please call about holiday hours and arrangements for special tours.

Stanton Hall is an Antebellum Classical Revival mansion in Natchez, Mississippi built during 1851-1857 for Frederick Stanton, a cotton broker. It occupies a full block on High Street between Pearl and Commerce Streets in Natchez and is operated as a historic house museum by the Pilgrimage Garden Club.

Nestled on almost 5 lush acres, The Towers is today one of Natchez's grandest antebellum homes. Surrounded by huge oak trees planted before the Civil War, this wonderful Italianate home accommodates exceptional antique furniture, superb draperies and fabriced walls, beautiful antique laces on every window and extraordinary and unique collections rarely seen elsewhere. The Towers is a privately owned home and therefore requires that visitors desiring to tour the home call for an appointment. The owner has a retail business downtown, called The Towers Collection, but can be available to show her home any time during the day. For more information, please visit their website.

The William Johnson House is part of the Natchez National Historic Park and run by the local office of the National Park Service. The home contains interactive exhibits as well as large glass plates containing excerpts from William Johnson's diaries. Hours of operation are daily (except Christmas, New Year's and Thanksgiving Days) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Fitness Center access (free & nearby) is available 24/7 and In-House Massage Services are available for the convenience of our Bed & Breakfast Guests

If you are a visitor at one of our beautiful Bed and Breakfast establishments or one of our our hotels you may want to recharge after a long trip with a relaxing massage. Old South Massage by George is the place to start. OSM is located in the Garden District of Natchez (Sorry...no signs allowed) in a quaint circa 1850 light yellow cottage. 613 State St. is one block south of Main St. and in the block just East of South Union. The atmosphere is a relaxing "home atmosphere" with all the amenities of the finest massage establishments and then some. See Studio Pictures for interior.

Full Service

A full service salon including, body wraps, massage, skin care, hail, nails, tanning, waxing, packages and bridal packages.

Welcome to our Salon and Med Spa, where you will receive customized treatments to fit your individual hair and body requirements. Select from the latest in skin care technology and products. Our goal is to help you achieve your own personal transformation through mind, body and spiritual therapies. We are dedicated to your journey of whole body balancing.

Therapeutic Massage Licensed Massage Therapists

Andrew's Tavern is a fairly young Natchez nightlife establishment compared to some others, and is located in the heart of downtown. Andrew's opens around 4 p.m. daily, except on Sunday, unless there is a Saints game on TV, and it is frequented by locals and visitors alike. Stop by and have a cold draft beer, drop a buck in the jukebox, and listen to some of your old time favorites or the latest pop smash hits.

Biscuits and Blues often offers live entertainment by single or small group artists, usually playing blues or acoustic guitar. The performances generally take place during the evening dinner hours, but occasionally continue a little beyond for patrons wanting a little something extra. Give them a call to find out what will be available during your visit to Natchez.

Bowie's has a host of events throughout each month from Kami Kaze Karaoke, to Surf and Turf nights. Come down for Happy Hour and enjoy some light fare with a cool libation, or consider it dinner and stick around for whatever the evening may hold. A local favorite on the menu is Mike's Nachos (he's the owner), and believe me, they make 'em just the way the boss likes 'em; piled high with everything an order of nachos should be. Bowie's is located right across Broadway St. from the bluff overlooking the river, and you can walk across and enjoy fantastic sunsets on the Mississippi.

The Corner is a popular hangout for locals and a great place for visitors to get some inside information from them on what to see and do while you're in Natchez. Wednesday night is steak night and the owner's grill delicious rib-eyes that you can either consume there or take back to your hotel or B&B if you like.

Late night fun is always on hand at Doc Biglove's, and the weekends are especially great because the club often has live entertainment. Doc is big on providing a wide variety of genre's, so that people of all ages can enjoy a night out on the town. Doc's is located in the heart of downtown and within easy walking distance of hotels and a few bed & breakfasts.

Fat Mama's Tamales is another local favorite and the atmosphere is as festive as the food. Their signature entree is their great tamales, but feel free to toss in a link of boudin (pronounce boo-dan) or some fire and ice pickles to spice up your Fat Mama's dining experience just a tad more. There is a large interior dining room that's heated and cooled, but if the weather is nice you'll have to fight for a table out on the shaded deck.

Natchez Manor has a cozy bar on the basement floor of the building where from time to time, live entertainment fills the room. Check out the Visit Natchez events calendar or visit their website to see when live entertainment is available. You can watch your favorite team compete on flat screen televisions. The bartender can mix the drink of your choice-from Manhattans to Martinis. We have wide wine and beer selections as well as premium liquors. You can order from our bar menu or full dinner menu. Doors open at 4 p.m.

It may seem a little unusual to be touting a winery as an attraction in the deep South, but it does exist and it is indeed something to experience. The winery is run by the Galbreath family and the wines are created from Muscadines (an American grape with a European name), grown in a vineyard right outside the facilities back door. After you take the 20 minute tour, the staff will pour you a small sample of each of the products they create from their grapes, so you can see what a treat they really are. The local favorite is a rose' labeled Miss Scarlet.

Nestled in the basement of The Castle Restaurant on the grounds of historic Dunleith is an English style pub complete with a nice selection of domestic and imported beers and cigars. Grab a cocktail in the Pub before heading upstairs for dinner, and slip back down when you're through dining to top of the evening with a nightcap.

Under-the-Hill Saloon is one of the oldest buildings in the area, and it's patrons of yesteryear were cut-throats, prostitutes and thieves. The area known as Natchez Under-the-Hill, was once a thriving port where cotton was loaded onto paddle-wheelers and shipped North to textile mills for processing. The saloon offers live music on weekends, and occasionally during the week as well. Grab a seat in the rocker on the front porch and catch a magnificent Mississippi River sunset during your visit.

Just before you enter into the restaurant by the same name for a fabulous dinner, slip into Vue bar for a before dinner libation. The bar is cozy with a few out-of-the-way booths for quiet conversation, or tables centered in the bar to put your self in the mix. The bar sports a sizable flat screen television, and big tippers can usually coerce the bartenders into finding the hottest sporting events to watch while they toss back a cold one or two. You can access the pool bar from the inside bar and enjoy a great northward view of the Mississippi River as you lounge by the pool when the weather is good.

Natchez Little Theatre offers numerous productions throughout the year and visitors are encouraged to spend one of their evenings in Natchez enjoying a local playhouse performance. The city is fortunate to have an array of surprisingly talented actors, and we are sure you will not be disappointed with your ticket purchase. Call the theatre for current productions or log onto their website for the season schedule.

Enjoy a private classical piano performance by a graduate of two prominent American conservatories, along with complimentary wine or other beverage. Call Joe Stone to book an evening of classical piano of all your favorites like Chopin, Shubert and Brahms. Tickets: $20 adults, $10 under 21. Available at Natchez Pilgrimage Tours · Welcome Center · 640 South Canal · Natchez, MS 39120 (601) 445-6103 or (800) 647-6742

Natchez Festival of Music - Attracting performers from around the globe, the Natchez Festival of Music is the center for world-class musical and theatrical production for the Miss-Lou, geographically southwest Mississippi and the eastern part of central Louisiana. Organized in 1990 as a Mississippi non-profit corporation, the Natchez Opera Festival, Inc., the Festival produced its first festival in 1991, and that tradition has continued each May in Natchez—the gem of the Miss-Lou. The Festival has expanded and now sponsors events throughout the year—all leading up to the exciting May Festival Season. Margaret Martin Performing Arts Center is but one of many venues of the Music Festival performances throughout the year.

River View RV Park & Resort is located on a mile of Vidalia Landing on the mighty Mississippi River Bank overlooking the oldest settlement on the River. Natchez, Mississippi famous for Southern Hospitality as well as its Antebellum (Pre Civil War) Mansions including Melrose, home of the Natchez National Park. Downtown is filled with great shops including antiques. Excellent restaurants allow you to step back in time and enjoy remarkable meals in romantic settings. Of course the best catfish in the South is here also.

Natchez State Park is located just 10 miles north historic Natchez, the oldest settlement on the Mississippi River. Prior to the Civil War, over half of the millionaires in the entire United States lived in Natchez, constructing elegant mansions unrivaled in size and elegance by any in the nation. Most of these splendid homes were spared during the Civil War, and many are now open for tours.