Life in Mississippi is great, but a fairy tale? Well as it turns out, the state is filled with magical locales and sights that will have you feeling as if you’ve stepped straight onto the pages of your favorite childhood story in no time. So if you’re ready for your “happily ever after,” check out the whimsical shots below.
- Melrose, Natchez
Visit Natchez/Facebook The grounds of the beautiful Greek revival mansion are just as magical as the home itself.
- Clark Creek Nature Area, Woodville
CeeDave/Flickr What fairy tale couldn’t use a breathtakingly beautiful waterfall?
- Tishomingo State Park
Matt Taylor/Crooked Letter Photography The swinging bridge in Tishomingo State Park would fit perfectly in just about any fairy tale.
- Chunky River, Enterprise
Mark Walker The only thing that could make this shot of the Chunky River more whimsical is if it included fairies.
- The Windsor Ruins, Port Gibson
John C. Majure Jr. Can’t you just picture a princess stumbling upon this while traversing an enchanted forest?
- The Renaissance, Ridgeland
Phillip Hofmister Ridgeland’s Renaissance at Colony Park definitely lives up to its promise to be “vibrant and captivating.”
- First Presbyterian Church, Hattiesburg
Marilyn Blackwell Walker Taken at Hattiesburg’s First Presbyterian Church, the colors in this picture are enchanting to say the least.
- Mynelle Gardens, Jackson
TheLeg5813 Photos & Prints via Mynelle Gardens/Facebook The once private garden now turned city park includes fish ponds, bridges, an island, and gazebos – a setting fit for a queen.
- The University of Southern Mississippi’s All-American Rose Garden, Hattiesburg
Visit Mississippi/Flickr How can you not feel like a princess when surrounded by well over 700 vibrantly-colored roses?
- Walter Place, Holly Springs
JR P/Flickr
misspreservation.com From the mystic garden to the castle-esque mansion, Holly Springs’ historic Walter Place is exactly what fairy tales are made of.
- The Natchez Trace Cypress Swamp
Natchez Trace Travel/Facebook Located along the Natchez Trace, this cypress swamp seems like an ideal place for a princess to find her prince charming.
- Ventress Hall, Oxford
Matt Taylor/Crooked Letter Photography Can’t you just picture Rapunzel letting her hair down from atop the University of Mississippi’s Ventress Hall?
- Monmouth Historic Inn, Natchez
Visit Natchez/Facebook The stunning grounds of the Monmouth Historic Inn look fit for a castle.
Visited any places in Mississippi that had your imagination soaring? Tell us in the comments section below.
Visit Natchez/Facebook
The grounds of the beautiful Greek revival mansion are just as magical as the home itself.
CeeDave/Flickr
What fairy tale couldn’t use a breathtakingly beautiful waterfall?
Matt Taylor/Crooked Letter Photography
The swinging bridge in Tishomingo State Park would fit perfectly in just about any fairy tale.
Mark Walker
The only thing that could make this shot of the Chunky River more whimsical is if it included fairies.
John C. Majure Jr.
Can’t you just picture a princess stumbling upon this while traversing an enchanted forest?
Phillip Hofmister
Ridgeland’s Renaissance at Colony Park definitely lives up to its promise to be “vibrant and captivating.”
Marilyn Blackwell Walker
Taken at Hattiesburg’s First Presbyterian Church, the colors in this picture are enchanting to say the least.
TheLeg5813 Photos & Prints via Mynelle Gardens/Facebook
The once private garden now turned city park includes fish ponds, bridges, an island, and gazebos – a setting fit for a queen.
Visit Mississippi/Flickr
How can you not feel like a princess when surrounded by well over 700 vibrantly-colored roses?
JR P/Flickr
misspreservation.com
From the mystic garden to the castle-esque mansion, Holly Springs’ historic Walter Place is exactly what fairy tales are made of.
Natchez Trace Travel/Facebook
Located along the Natchez Trace, this cypress swamp seems like an ideal place for a princess to find her prince charming.
Can’t you just picture Rapunzel letting her hair down from atop the University of Mississippi’s Ventress Hall?
The stunning grounds of the Monmouth Historic Inn look fit for a castle.
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