10. St. Mary Basilica – also check out the beautiful grounds around it
9. Historic Natchez Cemetery
8. Under-the-Hill Historic District
7. Bluff Park – interpretative historic markers add the Spanish colonial part of the Natchez story, also a great place to see sunset over the Mississippi River
6. Horse-drawn Carriage Historic Tour
5. Tour the Antebellum Homes of Natchez, including Longwood, Stanton Hall, Rosalie, and many others
4. Forks of the Road and the African-American History and Culture Museum – an appropriate place for somber reflection and respect at the second largest slave trade/auction site in the South
3. Grand Village of the Natchez – a state historic site
2. Natchez Trace Parkway (a National Park Service unit and an All-American Road – also in Alabama and Tennessee) and the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail – its southern terminus is at Natchez, from where it heads northeasterly to Nashville, Tennessee – nearby to Natchez, from south to north: Emerald Mound, Natchez State Park, Mount Locust (the only remaining inn, or “stand” on the Parkway), and the Port Gibson Historic District
1. Natchez National Historical Park – National Park Service interpreters add important historic context the the Natchez story