Biloxi Visitor’s Center

Stopped in to get some information about Biloxi and opportunities for tourists.
Very nice visitor center with a bit of a museum. Lots of plaques with history, nothing
interactive. They did offer audio boxes so that you didn’t have to read each one.
They also ran two different films throughout the day. One, about Hurricane
Katrina, the other the history of Biloxi.
The visitor center was actually closing early the day we stopped for a wedding.
So there was not time for us to view either of the films or do the audio tour.
The staff was very friendly and informative. They asked what we liked to do and
gave us multiple suggestions.
This should definitely be your first stop while in Biloxi. Much more to do and see
than we originally realized.

What a wealth of history of Biloxi! Towards the back of the building they have videos that show the history of Biloxi. That way your not having to read everything. Best part it’s free!!!

This has to be one of the nicest visitor centers I have ever seen, it was more like a capitol building inside. Very nice clean bathrooms and a very helpful lady at the help counter who was eager to help and give advice on where to go in the area. They had some nice artwork on display and the front porch of this place was awesome overlooking the ocean and the lighthouse out front. They even had a few rocking chairs out on the porch to sit and rock in. This building and the wrap around porch with the columns and the view across the street was a very nice treat to stop into while we were driving though Biloxi. Stop in if you have a chance if even for a potty break, I am sure you will find something interesting inside and take a bit longer looking at things and enjoying the view from the front porch.