Take a guided or self-guided tour of this grand plantation home where Jefferson Davis, the only president of the Confederacy, spent the last 12 years of his life. This 51-acre site also houses a Civil War Museum, the Tomb of the Unknown Confederate Soldier, a historic cemetery and Davis's library.

This pirate-themed resort offers an exciting casino, live entertainment, Kidd's Arcade and pool.

This Gulf Coast casino resort offers the whole package: accommodations, dining, gaming, shopping, charter boat fishing, access to 19 championship golf courses and big-name acts for nighttime entertainment.

Over 500 year old, this oak tree is allegedly Mississippi's oldest and most beautiful tree.

Aside from fantastic Gulf Coast views from its hotel, this casino offers 24-hour gaming; a fitness center and pool; proximity to great golf courses, deep-sea fishing and lovely beaches and live entertainment in the evening.

The world's only lighthouse located in the middle of a four-lane highway, this cast-iron, 1848 structure is also distinguished by a history of female keepers during its operating years.

This five-room house, originally built in 1847, displays Mardi Gras costumes and exhibits.

Lovely transitional location for museum struck by Katrina. Rebuilding of new museum campus, designed by Frank Gehry, begins 12.01.07. Transitional location on Swetman St displays Ohr pottery and other regional art forms. Gift shop. Classes and pottery demonstrations.

Lively casino with a Wild West theme offers a lot of gaming on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: more than 1,115 slot machines and a variety of table games such as Craps, Blackjack and Pai Gow Poker.

This small casino is good for blackjack.

Examine a shrimp boat and other boat models, see maritime photos and artifacts and learn all about Biloxi's fishing industry at this museum that celebrates the fishermen and immigrant workers who kept the industry going.