Things You'll Need:
- Transportation
- Computer with Internet access
- Maps
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Step 1
There are so many things to discover in this state that you may want to consider spending a few nights there. If you are in the heart of the Delta, stay at Uncle Henry's Bed and Breakfast, which was frequented by writer William Faulkner and Tennessee Williams in the 1930s. Visit http://www.unclehenrysplace.com/ for more information.
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Step 2
If you find yourself in Biloxi in April, don't miss the Annual Mississippi Coast Coliseum Crawfish Festival. This large event, which was recently recognized as being one of the top festivals in the Southeast, offers games, rides, exhibits and of course, crawfish. Visit http://www.mscoastcoliseum.com for more information.
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Step 3
The historic city of Natchez offers a can't-be-missed music festival each May. This month-long event features all kinds of music, from Jazz to Opera. You will also be able to see some of country's top stars live, as well. Visit http://www.natchezopera.com to learn more.
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Step 4
If you are traveling up Highway 61 through Leland, make a stop at the Highway 61 Blues Museum, which honors the mid-Mississippi Delta Bluesmen and their countless musical contributions to society. Check out http://www.highway61blues.com/ for more information.
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Step 5
Casinos abound in Mississippi, delighting experienced gamblers and first-timers alike. The Beau Rivage Resort and Casino, located in Biloxi, offers world-class entertainment, fashion shows, top-notch gambling and countless opportunities for romance and adventure. To make reservations, visit http://www.beaurivage.com/.
