undefined Itinerary

Today, head to Oxford, home of the University of Mississippi and the famous Square. Start your day with a visit to Rowan Oak, the former home of author William Faulkner. Then, catch a game or take a tour of the University of Mississippi's campus.

After your visit to the university, explore the Square, which is filled with boutique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. Grab lunch at Ajax Diner, a local favorite known for its Southern comfort food. After lunch, check out the University of Mississippi Museum, which features exhibits on Southern folk art, Civil War history, and more.

For dinner, head to City Grocery, a fine-dining restaurant that has been a staple of Oxford's culinary scene for over 25 years. After dinner, catch a show at Proud Larry's, a music venue that has hosted acts like The Black Keys and John Mayer.

Today, head to the Mississippi Gulf Coast to enjoy some time on the beach. Start your day with breakfast at The Greenhouse on Porter in Ocean Springs, a funky coffee shop that also serves up homemade biscuits and pastries. Then, head to Gulfport Beach or Biloxi Beach to soak up some sun and enjoy the ocean breeze.

After your beach time, check out the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art in Biloxi, which features the works of George Ohr, the self-proclaimed "Mad Potter of Biloxi," as well as rotating exhibits of contemporary art. Grab lunch at The Shed BBQ & Blues Joint in Gulfport, which serves up some of the best barbecue in the state.

For dinner, head to Mary Mahoney's Old French House in Biloxi, a seafood restaurant that has been operating since 1964. After dinner, try your luck at one of the many casinos in Biloxi, such as the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino or the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi.

Today, head to Natchez, a historic town on the banks of the Mississippi River. Start your day with a visit to the Natchez National Historical Park, which includes the Melrose Estate, the William Johnson House, and the Fort Rosalie Site.

After your visit to the National Historical Park, grab lunch at the Natchez Coffee Company, which serves up sandwiches, salads, and of course, coffee. Then, take a stroll down Main Street to check out the many antebellum homes and historic buildings. Cap off your afternoon with a visit to the Stanton Hall and the Historic Natchez Foundation.

For dinner, head to The Camp Restaurant, which offers a menu of Southern-inspired dishes made with local ingredients. After dinner, catch a show at the Natchez Little Theatre, which hosts community theater productions throughout the year.

Today, head to Clarksdale, the birthplace of the blues. Start your day with a visit to the Delta Blues Museum, which features exhibits on the history of blues music and its many Mississippi-born legends.

After your visit to the museum, grab lunch at Ground Zero Blues Club, a restaurant and music venue owned by actor Morgan Freeman. Then, take a stroll down Delta Avenue to check out the many blues murals and historic buildings. Cap off your afternoon with a visit to the Rock & Blues Museum.

For dinner, head to Yazoo Pass, a restaurant and coffee bar that offers a menu of Southern-inspired dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. After dinner, catch a show at the Bluesberry Cafe, a music venue that hosts local and regional blues acts.