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Mississippi is a southern state bordered by the remarkable Mississippi River, the Gulf of Mexico, and the state of Alabama. Known for being the birthplace of blues music, Mississippi attracts thousands of tourists each year. The state also played a vital role in the nation’s Civil War, where hundreds of historic sites and memorable museums and monuments surround the entire Mississippi landscape.
For artists and culture lovers, the mix of American cultural history found in Mississippi is entirely unique. Whether you’re interested in viewing masterpieces by state artists or learning about historic attractions, you’ll be amazed by the endless options you have to choose from.
Featured Points:
Walter Anderson Museum of Art
Ground Zero Blues Club
Grammy Museum Mississippi
Wyatt Watters Gallery
MSU Riley Center
American Contract Bridge League Museum
Art, culture, food, music, and history are found all the way across the Magnolia State. You’ll have a one-of-a-kind experience everywhere you stop. From zoos to museums, casinos, or a trip to the beach, take time to discover and explore Mississippi.
Featured Points:
Mississippi Aquarium
Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Biloxi Shrimping Trip
Pearl River Kayaks
Mississippi Museum of Natural Science
One of the main things that attract tourists from around the world is Mississippi's magnificent music. Whether you’re a blues music lover or not, Mississippi will pull you deep into the rhythm and feel of its music. You can attend a wide range of live shows for entertainment or learn about blue’s music legends like B.B King or Charley Pride.
Music History Journey:
Mississippi Blues Trail
Take a ride across one of the best cultural museums in Mississippi, where you’ll learn facts about the incredible history of the blues, seasonal festivals, and special events.
Mississippi Country Music Trail
You can also dive into the world of country music by exploring the incredible Country Music Trail. The trail lets you learn more about the roots of country music, its influences, and its impact on the nation’s culture today. Get to know old favorites or modern musicians, as the trail offers all kinds of information for everyone.
Musical Featured Spots:
GRAMMY Museum
B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center
Delta Blues Museum
Mississippi Arts & Entertainment Experience
Ole Miss Blues Archive
The Lewis Ranch, Home of Jerry Lee Lewis
Maywood Music House
Elvis Presley’s Birthplace
Tupelo Automobile Museum
In 2003, the Tupelo Automobile Museum—founded by Frank Spain and Max Berryhill—was formally recognized as the official vehicle museum of the state of Mississippi. There are 150 cars in the whole collection, some of which are now being repaired in open bays in front of museum visitors.
B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center
This museum focuses on the life and career of one of the most influential blues musicians ever, as well as the Mississippi Delta's role in the development of blues music. In the museum's theater, visitors will learn about the development of blues music and B.B. King's importance.
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies
A sizable research and rehabilitation facility, the Institute of Marine Mammal Studies has an engaging museum where visitors may learn about marine life. The personnel at this facility provides treatment for a diverse range of marine animals, and it is one of the few dolphin rescue centers on the Gulf Coast.
Elvis Presley Birthplace & Museum
Elvis Presley was born in a two-room home his father had constructed in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935. Fans can visit the house, which has been kept and is furnished as it was initially.
Whether you are looking for private or public transportation in Mississippi, there are multiple ways of traveling across the state, from cheap prices to private transport.
You can opt for trains and buses at an affordable price. The Amtrak lines run through major parts of the state and to nearby cities like the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. On the other hand, the train is a fun way to travel across the state but isn’t really helpful in terms of transportation through it.
You can also try the Greyhound bus, which is more expensive but a good way to get to Mississippi or move around towns. There’s also the Delta Bus Line, which only travels within Mississippi.
If you’re looking for private transportation, you can either rent a vehicle at the state’s major cities or simply ship your car if you’re planning to relocate or do a long-time stay. Taxicabs are also another excellent and safe option to get around larger cities like Jackson or Biloxi.
Jackson (state’s capital)
Gulfport
Southaven
Biloxi
Phone: (770) 486-1010
Fax: 1 (470) 745-6078
Email: Click here
Mon - Fri: 8am - 10pm EST
Sat: 9am - 6pm
Sun: 12pm - 4pm
