One of the largest cities in Ohio, as well as the capital, Columbus has an active nightlife, booming businesses, and quaint neighborhoods. Columbus has many art and cultural points of interests. Ohio State; which always draws large crowds for sports and other university related events. Also for the outdoor enthusiast, there are several state parks on the outskirts of the city.

Situated in the hub of the Delta, Greenwood is infused with all that visitors have come to expect from a southern gem? and more. Historic downtown, located on the banks of the Yazoo River, is complete with carefully restored buildings which escort guests back in time. Restaurants offering home-style southern cuisine sit proudly next to chic boutiques, fine dining restaurants and eclectic art galleries. Visitors are encouraged to park the car, and walk this lovely downtown.

In 1821, the legislature established Jackson as the capital of Mississippi. The town was was burned on three occasions during the Civil War but remarkably the gorgeous, massive Governor's Mansion survived. Today, jackson is bursting with marvelous museums, superb shopping, excellent eateries, down-home blues, and a massive quantity of history. One of Jackson's most unique features is the Mississippi Petrified Forest. Petrified logs, some 6 feet in diameter, were deposited in the area by a prehistoric river.

Meridian boasts nine unique historic districts and neighborhoods. One such district is the Meridian Downtown Historic District. Glorious architecture seems to be found around every corner, making exploring Meridian an exceptional treat. Visitors will enjoy Meridian's variety of quaint shops positioned along well-landscaped streets. Specialty shops, cafes, antique stores and galleries are just some of the places waiting to be explored. Bonita Lakes, a city run park, features a 3,800-acre lake, perfect for fishing, swimming, and all water-sports. Nature trails make for a relaxing walk, and the Lakeview Gold Course is the perfect place to break out those clubs.

Starkville was settled by those flocking to the area because of its great springs and accommodating terrain. Starkville today features some wonderful historic districts. The Cotton District has a collection of enchanting homes boasting beautifully maintained yards, quaint porches, and inviting walkways. The Overstreet Historic District offers an eclectic mix of architecture built during the post-Civil War era. Downtown Starkville today sports a number of lovingly restored brick storefronts, which house a diverse collection of shops. Starkville is also home to large Mississippi State University. Nearby Noxubee National Wildlife offers nature lovers a variety of wildlife, and is an excellent outlet for bird watching.