Natchez in USA

Natchez, by the Mississippi River, is a city packed with historical architecture and a rich cultural heritage. The city once stood at the end of a prosperous trading route, today called the Natchez Trace Parkway, which has turned into a major attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. While history buffs tour the city’s innumerable antebellum mansions by day, party animals make the most of the city’s buzzing nightlife after dark. Stroll along walking trails through town, admiring historic buildings like the famous Longwood mansion and the Melrose estate, which is now part of the Natchez National Historical Park. Once home to the indigenous Natchez people, the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians is a living museum with a reconstructed traditional homestead and ceremonial mounds. The archeological site of the Emerald Mound, designated as a National Historic Landmark, is worth a visit.

Highlights

Natchez Trace Parkway
Natchez National Historical Park
Grand Village of the Natchez Indians
Cajun Cuisine

Places to Stay

Hotel Vue, Ascend Hotel Collection

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Hotel Vue, Ascend Hotel Collection is a historic boutique hotel perched on a bluff overlooking the mighty Mississippi River, in Natchez. Local attractions including the Longwood mansion and the native community’s Grand Village are a few minutes’ drive away.

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