An amazing place to visit. Full of history and southern culture. It has the former home of President Jefferson Davis, and his Presidential Library. Also has an exhibition of civil war history. A must visit!

A lot of great history here. We recommend watching the movie first and the taking the tour of the house. The tour was very good but the movie filled in some blanks about the grounds. Don’t miss the museum and library upstairs. It’s not huge but it was full of surprises and things that we did not know or had not seen. The staff was very friendly. We got there kind of late in the day but they let us take as much time as we wanted to see everything including walking around the grounds.

This was a very nice place to visit. Be sure to take the tour. The guide was full of information! After the tour you are free to roam the grounds. There is a Confederate cemetery in the back. The library has some nice exhibits. The front porch view is beautiful!

Took a tour of Beauvoir while in Biloxi and enjoyed the experience. The site is more than just the house, but the library, cemetery and grounds with multiple little other buildings. The house tour is every hour and lasts about 50 minutes. The guides are really into it and tell a lot of the history. The problem with the tour was that you do not get to tour most of the house. You get told some history on the front porch, enter and see the main hall and then out the back of the house. I wished I could have seen more of the house itself. The grounds are amazing and worth another hour or so of your time. You could probably spend most of your day here if history is your thing. The view overlooking the Gulf is truly a beautiful view.

We spent a morning on the house tour alone. Had to come back the next day to tour the grounds and Presidential Library and they didn't charge us again! History buffs will spend an entire day here. Well worth the fee and you need to allow at least 4 hours.

The Presidential Tour at the Beauvoir estate and museum was excellent. Our tour guide Evelyn was a fantastic source of information and went out of her way to share lesser known points of interest. Plan on several hours as you will be driven (via golf cart) extensively around the property without rushing. The visit there was quite enjoyable. FYI, the tickets for the Presidential should be reserved 24 hours in advance through the website. We did not do so but Ms. Evelyn was kind enough to add us on. She will keep you interested and entertained with her southern charm and humor.

This place is a beautiful piece of history. We arrived just in time for the guided tour of the house and grounds and we were very glad that we did. The house is original but the two side houses were destroyed during Hurricane Katrina. The tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and very gregarious. The grounds include the main house, two side houses, a library/museum, a huge garden area, a confederate cemetery, and many walking paths throughout the grounds. The tour was of the main house only, you are able to walk through the museum/library and the rest of the grounds yourself. We spent about two hours here walking through the grounds and museum. The tour lasted approximately thirty minutes. To purchase tickets, you can purchase them online or visit the museum gift shop and purchase them there. This place is a wonderful experience. I highly recommend that you visit this home if you are in the area, you will definitely learn something new even if you are already well versed in the Civil War. Thank you Beauvoir!