Hilton Garden Inn Downtown (formerly the Historic King Edward Hotel) Nestled in the heart of downtown Jackson, Mississippi’s historic district, the Hilton Garden Inn Jackson Downtown hotel is within walking […]
A hospitality that is uniquely southern, an embrace of diversity that is distinctly the City With Soul!
Our vast culinary offerings, museums, and historical sites – many of which helped shape the culture of the United States – are only a few reflections of the soul of Jacksonians.
With hundreds of restaurants to choose from, including mom-and-pop eateries to James Beard Award-winning fine dining, nearly two-dozen award-winning museums – including the first museum of Islamic culture in the US, visual and performing arts, literature, music, and history, Jackson, Mississippi is the place you will want to visit again and again.
If you’re traveling the historic Natchez Trace Parkway through Central Mississippi, Lefleur’s Bluff State Park provides a rich green spot in the heart of urban Jackson. In addition to fishing, picnic spots, nature trails, and 28 sites for tent and RV camping, you’ll get a strong sense of nature while you explore all the city has to offer.
Exit at milepost 92 at US 49 South or milepost 105, south on I-55 to explore!
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308 East Pearl Street, Suite 301 • Jackson, MS 39201 • (800) 354-7695
JXN Welcome Center (corner of West and Pearl Street – info and merch)
Jackson’s only designer boutique hotel, the Old Capitol Inn features three room types: whirlpool tub/honeymoon suites, one-bedroom suites and the modern simplicity of our standard accommodations. Built in 1952, the […]
Fairview Inn, a boutique hotel in Jackson, MS, is the only AAA Four-Diamond small luxury hotel in the area. Experience unique lodging with local flavor in this fully renovated historic […]
Walking distance to the Jackson Convention Complex, government offices, and cultural venues, The Westin Jackson features well-appointed rooms, a pool and event space. The exquisitely designed hotel is located in […]
Whether you’re here for a few days, a few weeks, or a few months, you’ll thrive at Residence Inn Jackson with the conveniences you need such as spacious studio, one […]
Located at Interstate 55 and County Line Road, the Hilton Jackson is just a couple of miles from milepost 105. We are in the heart of it all, just minutes […]
The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum shares the stories of a Mississippi movement that changed the world. Visitors will witness the freedom struggle in eight interactive galleries that show the systematic […]
The Museum of Mississippi History encourages people to explore and appreciate our state’s history through rich and complex stories that illustrate how our shared past influences our future together. Located […]
Through art, artifacts, and photography, the work, lifestyle, and artistic contributions of African Americans are celebrated – especially those of the Jackson, Mississippi Civil Rights story – evoking a greater […]
Open since 1996, the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum has been wowing guests with its award-winning collection of memorabilia covering a whole racing form full of sports. The […]
The MDWFP Museum of Natural Science is located in Jackson, Mississippi, at the LeFleur’s Bluff Education and Tourism Complex. The museum’s vast expanses of glass overlook a 300-acre natural landscape, […]
The largest art museum in the state, the Mississippi Museum of Art features a permanent collection and traveling exhibitions from around the world, plus educational programming throughout the year. Outside, […]
From the state-of-the-art makerspace in Wonderbox, to the puppet theater and storytime in Wild About Reading, to outdoor fun in the Pollinator’s Playground, there’s something for every age group and […]
Part museum, part living-history farm, the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum features a recreated 1920s cotton-economy-era town that features local historical artifacts. Inside, the museum chronicles agricultural life in the […]
For 76 years, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty lived and wrote in her Jackson home at 1119 Pinehurst Street. Her parents finished construction of the house in 1925, when Eudora […]
