Walnut Hills is a Vicksburg icon. Fabulous authentic Southern plantation cuisine served in the atmosphere of an 1880's home. There is a full menu of steaks, seafood, and unique specialties. The world famous fried chicken is a specialty as are the varied garden vegetables, each prepared from unique recipes.

10 South is a casual rooftop bar and grill overlooking the beautiful historic downtown with spectacular views of the Mississippi River, Yazoo Diversion Canal and Centennial Lake. The area's only "open air" grill with a full bar featuring burgers, sandwiches, barbecue meats, seafood and other Southern specialties.

Located in historic downtown offering casual dining at its best specializing in fried green tomatoes, fresh gulf seafood, hand cut steaks, po'boys, sandwiches and salads.

Upscale casual restaurant in downtown Vicksburg, MS featuring New American cuisine with Italian influences.

This antebellum mansion was originally constructed in the late 1820s, but was later upgraded with Greek revival styling in the late 1840s by wealthy Vicksburg residents, Jane and Victor Wilson. Anchuca’s visitors are treated to plantation breakfasts each day.

Rich with history, the Duff Green Mansion has served as a Civil War hospital, boys’ orphanage and more. Its rooms are located within the main house, and every stay is complemented by a three-course seated breakfast.

The Fannie Willis Johnson Home, built in 1910 in the Mission Revival style, was designed by New Orleans architects Keenan and Weiss and was supervised by local architect William Stanton.

Immerse yourself in the luxury of the old South. Each room in the Cedar Grove Mansion is lavishly decorated and furnished with period antiques. Every modern convenience has been provided yet carefully integrated not to spoil the historic architectural integrity. Relax by the pool, stroll the gardens, or celebrate a beautiful sunset over the Mississippi River sipping a mint julep on the balcony.

Commemorating one of the Civil War’s pivotal campaigns, Vicksburg National Military Park is arguably Mississippi’s most renowned historical attraction. Confederate President Jefferson Davis himself referred to Vicksburg as the “nail head that holds the South's two halves together,” and there’s no better way to explore the significant role the city played throughout the Civil War than by discovering the park’s many attractions firsthand.

Still standing strong after more than a century and a half, the iconic structure housing Vicksburg’s Old Court House Museum originally served as the courthouse for Warren County. The stunning building has seen its fair share of history, too – aside from holding numerous well-known trials and suffering a Union shelling during the American Civil War, the courthouse was where Confederate President Jefferson Davis began his political career. This colorful background mirrors that of Vicksburg itself, making the museum a perfect complement to any trip to the area.

Feeling lucky? Plan a visit to one of Vicksburg’s casinos, including Ameristar Casino, Bally’s Casino, Riverwalk Casino and Waterview Casino. Besides gaming attractions, area casinos also feature a number of eateries, as well as lodging options, to make your stay as comfortable as can be.

Visitors curious about life on the Mississippi River should visit the Jesse Brent Lower Mississippi River Museum, which explores the river’s relationship with local society through multiple interactive displays. Visitors can learn about the river's past, science behind water movement, view an aquarium, walk through an outdoor flood model, and tour the Mississippi River Commission's towboat; the Motor Vessel Mississippi IV.

Celebrate FOUR DAYS OF EVENTS in Vicksburg celebrating creativity in the arts. Events include the Vicksburg Arts & Music Festival featuring Alcorn State University Jazz Fest, Saturday 'Sip Stroll, Vicksburg Chamber Choir Spring Concert, Vicksburg Art Association Spring Show, Sunday Jazz Brunch, live art demonstrations at Mulberry and Attic Gallery, Gold in the Hills, and more!

Mid April

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Enjoy the longest fireworks show on the Mississippi River at 9:00 pm in Downtown Vicksburg in front of the Old Depot Museum, 1010 Levee Street. The fireworks celebration will follows live music in the evening after other Independence Day events at the Vicksburg Military Park.

4th of July

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A series of cycling events, featuring a choice between different durations and road surfaces begins in beautiful Downtown Vicksburg and travels across the Old Mississippi River Bridge into the flat land of Louisiana through the rolling hills of Vicksburg and then into the Vicksburg National Military Park. All bikes, as well as all skill levels, are welcome.

Mid October

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Supper on the ‘Sip gives guests a chance to stroll along the Old Mississippi River Bridge, sampling selections from local restaurants and enjoying live music at various stages along the way. A professional photographer will be on-site to capture the incredible evening, as will a local artist, who will paint scenes from the evening. Guests will have the chance to win the original artwork through a raffle.

Mid October

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