easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves moderate walking on mostly flat terrain.
Step into Mississippi’s past with Little Easy Tours’ Fall Pilgrimage at Choctaw Hall, where Greek Revival grandeur meets downtown Natchez. Discover why this iconic mansion is a standout destination for history-driven travelers.
Self-guided Garden Tour
Explore the stunning Greek Revival mansion, renowned for its grand entrance and impressive portico supported by four majestic columns. Nestled in the vibrant downtown area, this architectural gem stands as one of Mississippi's most visited landmarks, offering a glimpse into the elegance of a bygone era.
The mansion is a fine example of Greek Revival architecture. It features a grand entrance with a portico supported by four columns, located in the heart of the downtown area—one of the most visited mansions in Mississippi.
The tour covers extensive grounds and indoor spaces, so comfortable footwear is essential for a relaxed visit.
Slots fill quickly during the fall pilgrimage season, so reserve your visit early to secure your preferred time.
While much of the tour is indoors, parts of the visit include outdoor garden spaces that can be impacted by rain.
Downtown Natchez can be busy during events; planning extra time for parking and arrival is advised.
Choctaw Hall was built in the 1830s during Natchez’s economic boom tied to cotton and river trade, reflecting the era's social and architectural ambitions.
Efforts focus on maintaining the mansion’s original materials and nearby gardens, minimizing modern intrusions to preserve historical integrity.
Supportive shoes are vital for navigating the mansion grounds and nearby sidewalks.
Fall weather can be cool in the evenings, so layering helps maintain comfort during longer visits.
fall specific
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months while walking outdoor gardens.
summer specific
Capture stunning architectural details and seasonal garden colors throughout your visit.