Natchez, Mississippi, United States

Soul Food & Music

Dunleith Historic Inn, Forks of the Road and Zion Church Savor a meal of Southern-inspired soul food and enjoy an inspiring Privileged Access a cappella gospel performance. Travel to the Dunleith Historic Inn, a National Historic Landmark and Mississippi’s last remaining pre-Civil War mansion. At The Castle Restaurant, located in the estate’s original 18th-century carriage house, indulge in classic Southern dishes, such as fried chicken, black-eye peas, okra, biscuits and more, accompanied by a glass of regional muscadine wine. Appetite sated, board your motor coach for a panoramic tour around Natchez, stopping at the solemn Forks of the Road, a former auction site for enslaved persons. Gain insight into the African American experience through exhibits and sculptures. Afterward, head to the Zion Church to learn about the evolution of African American music in the South, then enjoy an a cappella rendition of gospel music by a local singer. * Easy - Walking portions are generally over easy surfaces with few steps or inclines. Total time walking or standing is normally not longer than 1.5 hours.