If you don't make a stop you'll be missing the nicest curator, unique and creative art pieces and…read morefantastic home decor. To say that this is a hidden gem is an understatement! A truly masterful collection of artist very near with a few sprinkles of some outsiders. Thank you to the wonderful young lady who was so welcoming. We really enjoyed our time there.

how could anyone not give the gallery, the work in the gallery and the owner 5 stars. Even her…read morehusbands coffee is 5 stars. We go out of our way to stop here on our yearly trip from Canada to south Texas. Bought lots of wonderful stuff now hanging with over 146 other art bought around the world. Attic gallery is different and with a bent from the souths struggles

Antique store near the river. Staff was attentive and allowed us to use the elevator to go to the…read more2nd floor.

" Great Place To Find Things You Don't Need "…read more The Levee Street Marketplace is a nice small and unique shopping venue where you can find new, vintage, or used clothes, furniture, toys and antiques. The Marketplace was very organized and very clean and organized. The Marketplace has 2 floors and does have an elevator.

We found the welcome to Vicksburg right in the heart of downtown. The Riverfront Murals were down…read moreby the Mississippi River. We admired impressive public art that tells the story of the city's history along the riverfront. Robert Dafford's 32 life-like pictorial murals depict the history of Vicksburg. Also featured is an abstract mural by Vicksburg artist Martha Ferris which was the first mural to be painted along the floodwall in 2001. In a lyrical and playful fashion, it recognizes three vital arteries feeding Vicksburg's diversity: the river, the railroad, and the highway.

Beautifully done artworks showcasing events and or places significant to Vicksburg. Of interest to…read moreme was the story of the sidepaddle steamer which blew up due to boiler failures. Hundreds were Lost in just that one event. As one reviewer mentioned the apologist tone on some of the stories is distracting from the events themselves. History is history good bad ugly and sometimes biased because we each view history through our own lens. And sometimes those views will change. In any case , you be the judge . For my wife and I the murals were thought provoking and a great way to start our visit to this historical area.

" This Center Is Still Teaching With People Learning "…read more This Southern Culture Heritage Center tells the story of the Sisters of Mercy who for 132 years educated children and nursed the sick at Saint Francis Xavier Academy and Convent. Tours showcase, the Cobb House (circa 1830), the original school and hospital barracks during the Civil War; the Gothic Revival Convent (1868); and the Italianate Auditorium (1885); and the 1937 Academy. They still have a lot of items going on for the city of Vicksburg like concerts, cooking shows, arts & crafts, etc.

Cool stuff and reasonable prices! They had good clean consignment items. Good variety of gifts and…read moreideas!

Gorgeous hotel in the heart of the city. Rooms were very comfortable. Loved the ladies at the…read morefront. Shoutout Tina, Vonda, and Ms. Classandra. They were great and got me a room with ease!

Located on the shore of the Yazoo River where it meets the "Mighty" Mississippi, the Mulberry (a…read moreWyndham property) is near the "heart" of downtown Vicksburg. However, even though it's close to downtown and the riverfront, the views are a little more industrial rather than historical. However, you are just footsteps away from lots of restaurants and local attractions. This is not the Ritz Carlton, so if that is what you are expecting, you will be in for a surprise. This is an old building. Three floors of this hotel have been converted into apartments., so I am guessing this is a form of steady income for the slow season. The walls in our room were painted concrete, therefore, it was a little "rough around the edges". However, our room was clean and the air conditioner was freezing cold, which I loved. You can crank down the thermostat down to 60 degrees and it will get there pretty quickly. The lobby was also very clean and there was a little nook with a pool table that we enjoyed, The swimming pool was very enjoyable. The water was nice but they needed to strain it as it had some leaves at the bottom. Also, there was only one luggage cart that I saw and it was covered in pet hair as if someone gave their pet dog a ride on it. The rest of their carts were like laundry "wagons" and they are really not made for luggage. I stand by my 3-star rating of good as "just barely" good. The front desk personnel were all very nice so if you are looking for a "plain" clean room at a good price, this may be a good place for you.

Beautiful gift store! I especially loved their welcoming atmosphere too…read more Located in downtown Vicksburg. We found this store on our Heritage Walk tour

From the owner: Peterson's has products celebrating every aspect of life. We offer a wonderful, rotating variety…read moreof Home goods, Jewelry, Gourmet Foods and Cooking supplies, Artwork, Apparel, Books and Children's toys galore! We're also partnered with GR Designs to create custom lamps and repair service, as well as Storycook Favorites who produce a lot of the local gourmet foods we offer. Please visit our website to view some of our current selections and upcoming events! We always have more to offer, so come visit our cozy local shop!

Everything here was excellent, but the must tries:…read more Fried pickles Sweet corn fritters Old Soul- local whiskey Rocket Pop sour- even if you don't like sours, at least try a taste if you're a 90s kid

Great service! Every server should take lessons from the guy that took care of us. Their specialty…read morepizzas were inventive and tasty. Relaxed indoor and outdoor dining