Are tours available year-round?

Yes, tours run hourly from 9 AM to 3 PM throughout the year.

Do I need separate tickets for each mansion?

No, the package includes tickets to both Longwood and Stanton Hall at a discounted rate.

Is transportation provided between the two houses?

No, transportation is not included, but the mansions are within walking distance.

Are children allowed on tours?

Yes, children 12 and under can attend for free with a paying adult.

Is photography allowed inside the mansions?

Photography policies vary; ask guides on-site as flash or tripods are typically prohibited.

Are these tours wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility information is limited; please contact the venues directly for specific accommodations.

Explore Historic Natchez with the Longwood & Stanton Hall Museum House Package

Located in Natchez, Mississippi, a city rich with Southern history and antebellum architecture, the 2 Museum House Package offers travelers an exceptional chance to explore two of the region’s most iconic mansion homes: Longwood and Stanton Hall. This exclusive tour package invites history buffs and architecture lovers alike to step back into the 19th century and experience firsthand the grandeur and stories preserved within these extraordinary properties.

Longwood, often called the "Octagon House," stands out not only because of its unique eight-sided design but also due to its unfinished interior, halted during the Civil War, presenting a rare glimpse into antebellum aspirations frozen in time. It remains the largest octagonal house in the United States, its ornate exterior featuring intricate Italianate details that contrast dramatically with its stark inside. Just a few blocks away lies Stanton Hall, a quintessential example of Greek Revival architecture in the South. Known for its imposing columns and elaborately decorated interiors, Stanton Hall reveals the wealth and social prominence of Natchez’s planter elite.

The package includes tickets to hourly tours from 9 AM to 3 PM throughout the year, offering flexible scheduling for visitors. Whether you’re arriving early for a morning tour or winding down with an afternoon exploration, knowledgeable guides illuminate the cultural and historical significance of these homes—their architecture, the people who lived there, and their roles during critical periods of American history.

Natchez itself enhances the experience with its scenic Mississippi River views and historic downtown full of charming shops and eateries. Longwood and Stanton Hall are stand-out attractions, often cited as must-visits for anyone wanting to understand both the beauty and complexity of Southern antebellum life.

The tour package is budget-friendly as well, with adult tickets at $40 for both homes, youth at $30, and children 12 and under admitted free with purchase. Note that transportation between houses is not included, but their close proximity makes walking a pleasant option.

This unique cultural experience is more than just a visit to historic homes; it’s an immersive journey into Mississippi’s architectural ingenuity and turbulent past. For travelers seeking to enrich their Southern itinerary, this two-house tour package in Natchez combines accessibility, depth of history, and stunning craftsmanship for a memorable day steeped in living history.