Things To Do

Mississippi Aquarium

New Orleans

Just an hour away from Kayleigh's hometown is the vibrant city of New Orleans! Take a stroll down through the French Quarter, eat at Cafe du Monde, and take in the history of this beautiful city! Some Highlights to Visit: 1. French Quarter - full of shops, and unique sites 2. Cafe du Monde 3. Aquarium/Zoo 4. World War II Museum

Mobile

Located an hour away from Biloxi, is Kayleigh's college town of Mobile, Alabama. This is the birthplace of Mardi Gras - yes, you heard me correct, New Orleans is not the original hometown of our beloved holiday! Take a stroll down Dauphin Street and fall into a few various pubs, bars, and local eats! Kayleigh's Favorite Places: 1. O'Dalys - fun fact! This bar is one of Simon's favorites too after the first few visits and we have had many fun times here. 2. Brick Yard on Dauphin Street - featuring live late night music and an underground vibe 3. Las Floriditas - think Cuba meets old, historical bank vault! This Cuban inspired bar/club even comes with a password to enter...shhh! (Check out their instagram for the password)

Ocean Springs

The next town over, Ocean Springs, MS is full of indoor/outdoor restaurants, unique gift shops, local artists museums, and bars. Mostly located on Government Street, here are a few of Kayleigh and Simon's places to visit! Eats: 1. Glory Bound Gyro Co. - great food and drinks on tap, also features live music on weekends with indoor/outdoor seating. 2. The Lady May - with a more trendy, modern feel be sure to check them out as a good brunch spot! Ask for their homemade biscuits and jams! Museums 1. Walter Anderson Museum - Walter Anderson was born in New Orleans and lived on the coast his entire life in the early 1900s. You will almost certainly find a piece of his artwork and/or drawings in almost every locals home here!