This is one of those tours you want to schedule when you first get to Laurel. It gives you a jist…read moreof the town. I booked a tour for 2 on their website. You do not pay online, you pay in person once you arrive for the tour. You meet on a corner in the downtown area of Laurel. The golf cart we rode sat 7 people plus the tour guide. We loaded up on the golf cart and off we went. We stopped at many spots including Scotsman General Store to see the items for sale and into the shop where lots of the Home Town show is filmed. The tour guide assisted with taking photos of my mom and I infront of the iconic blue Scotsman pickup truck. We drove over to the Laurel Mercantile for a quick visit. We got our photo taken infront of the outside wall of the store where another blue pickup truck is located. We drove around the streets lined with older homes that were revamped in the Home Town show. This was my favorite part hearing about the homes and work that went into them. We even got to see a few homes under construction that Erin and Ben are working on for upcoming shows. The tour lasted about an hour and we were dropped off back at the same city corner. This gives you a good incite of the town and a starting point for your further adventures while visiting.

DJ was amazing! Very informative. Very friendly! It was fun and interesting. We highly recommend it.read more

I came because I had seen their Christmas event on social media and figured December would be…read morebetter to visit than in the summer time. When I arrived, next to no one was here customer wise. Parking was easy. Admission was reasonable. This place was super cute! And by the time I was ready to leave a few hours after arrival, a good amount of people had shown up. Everything was decorated beautifully. Well worth the drive and admission price.

I came here with my youngest two children for a field trip. I had been here in previous years with…read moremy older children. It was even better than I remembered it. There's so much preserved history here. The kids enjoyed the shooting arcade, biscuit tasting, the crazy house, the hay ride, feeding fish, and the gem find. The gift shop also had lots Of reasonably priced gifts. I can't wait to come back at Christmas.

Enjoyable, entertaining and very helpful. No complaints. Knows a lot about our tour sites and…read moreenhanced the experience.

This tour was the highlight of our first day in Nola! Kindrell is an outstanding tour guide. We…read morereceived a call and text reminder from his lovely wife before our tour, he picked us up right outside our hotel, and to our delight, my husband and I were the only two on the tour that day, so we felt even more lucky! The luxury van was very spacious and comfortable, he gave us a detailed run down of what the day included, provided bottled water throughout the entire duration, took us on a more scenic exciting drive to the plantation/swamp and he also told us a lot of information about New Orleans culture, history, wildlife, and customs. It was amazing how well he knew his hometown. We were very impressed! He really made us feel welcomed, and I hope to do another tour with his company if we're ever in the area again. Don't forget to get his input list of the best restaurants to try in the area!

My husband and I went on the Ashes to Ashes tour with Todd yesterday. It was super informative and…read morehe covered a lot of info in the hour and 1/2 walking tour of the graveyard. I would definitely attend another.

I've been on two different tours with Todd and am looking forward to my third. After moving to…read moreMobile and gathering as much of the history from books as I could endure a friend and I joined Todd on his Sunday walking tour. It was great. His stories brought to life all the dry facts I had read. Almost a year later I joined Todd on his Mardi Gras tour. Having experienced two Mobile Mardi Gras hearing his tales brought it all full circle and the how's and who's were answered. I would recommend these tours to anyone, local or guests. They are informative without being overwhelming. My next tour will be one of his evening tours and I'm ever so looking forward to it!

This was a perfect spot to visit in Laurel to escape the heat and afternoon rain. I love to visit…read moretowns art museums to help get a better feel for the history of the area. There was street parking available next to the museum. The landscape was beautiful out front and well manicured. The staff in the building were lovely. We were greeted and provided maps. We received a good explanation of how to navigate the museum. We were here for about an hour. We wandered around taking in the beauty of the many different exhibits. I specifically liked the exhibit that showed an art piece and the artist interpretation of that in their own way.

Beautiful fine arts museum located in the heart of Laurel's downtown. A must visit if you are in…read morethe area for a while and appreciate fine arts.

The governors mansion is a few steps from the capital. It has been the residence of Mississippi…read moregovernors and their families since 1842. In 1842, Governor Tilghman Tucker and his family moved into the Mansion, which had been constructed for a cost of approximately $50,000. In 1975, it was designated a National Historic Landmark. At that time, it was one of only two state gubernatorial residences to receive this honor.

If you're in to history, this is a pretty neat place to spend an hour (free ain't so bad either)…read more Our docent did a fantastic job (thanks, Janis!) giving us a little taste of Mississippi history and all of the quirks and peccadilloes getting the mansion registered in the National Register of Historic Places, but she also kept the tour going at a pretty nice clip to prevent it from getting too dry. I think this probably goes without saying, but this isn't a terribly kid-friendly tour unless you have a remarkably patient and well-behaved little one -- lots of fragile, antique things!

My driver and I with a friend and decided to stop in here after seeing a road sign for it, and I am…read moreso glad we did. Admission is free, donations are accepted. The gentlemen working were very friendly. The space is large and has a lot of displays about each war the US has been in and information about locals in the area who served in the military. I would recommend this to anyone in the area with an interest in military history.

This place has a lot to offer! David is a museum attendant, veteran, and a really cool guy! We…read moretalked for a while extra since I am also a vet. I learned a lot not only about some of the veterans from the area but Mississippi history as well! My favorite part of the museum is in the corner is a piece of the USS Arizona... and the cabinet that holds it! If David is around, ask him about it and he will tell you a very cool collaboration about it! If you're a vet, it is a must see! Any donations would help the museum stay open for all to enjoy.

I came on a Saturday for a tour. I just missed the tour that was on the hour, but they were able to…read moreaccommodate me, a tour of one. Two of the Belles of Mobile were on duty and they gave a spirited tour full of information. They were very friendly. Lovely tour, well worth the $12 admission.

This is a very interesting old house in old Mobile. The young lady we had is a guide, one of the…read morebells, was a little nervous and spoke very quietly even though I asked her to speak up about 15 times. I hardly heard anything she said, but it was still very, very interesting and I love the architecture and the history of the building. The gardens are beautiful.

This is a beautiful Welcome Center with a small museum. The bathrooms are very nice and extremely…read moreclean. Patricia was very helpful. We will stop again when visiting Laurel or traveling to and from Coastal Mississippi.