easy
45–60 minutes
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking and standing.
Step inside D’Evereux 1836 with Natchez Pilgrimage Tours and witness one of the earliest examples of Greek Revival architecture in Natchez, Mississippi. Experience the home’s original details and learn about its unique place in southern architectural history.
All ages • 45-60 Minutes • Great for friends & family!
Experience the elegance of D’Evereux, a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture built in 1836. With its iconic two-story portico and historic cupola, this residence showcases the perfection of proportion and detail that defines southern architecture. Explore its largely intact interior and immerse yourself in Natchez's rich architectural heritage.
Experience the elegance of D’Evereux, a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture built in 1836. With its iconic two-story portico and historic cupola, this residence showcases the perfection of proportion and detail that defines southern architecture. Explore its largely intact interior and immerse yourself in Natchez's rich architectural heritage.
D’Evereux tours are popular—booking ahead ensures you get your preferred time and date.
The tour involves standing and walking indoors on original flooring—comfort helps you focus on the details.
Flash photography is generally discouraged inside to preserve the historic interiors.
Natchez can be hot and humid in summer; plan light clothing and hydrate well before the tour.
D’Evereux was the first Natchez residence to incorporate a cupola, influencing the architectural style of the region’s homes.
Natchez Pilgrimage Tours emphasizes preservation by limiting tour group sizes to reduce wear on historic floors and using local guides knowledgeable in heritage conservation.
Supportive footwear helps you enjoy the indoor walk and around the grounds.
Stay comfortable during warmer months with clothes that wick moisture.
summer specific
Hydration is important in the heat and humidity of Natchez summers.
summer specific
Layering keeps you comfortable during cooler temperatures and indoor environments.
fall|winter|spring specific