Visitor Information

Fresh crispy-fried, farm-raised catfish and hand-battered hushpuppies. A sumptious partaking of world-class spa and 5-star hotel amenities. Gorgeous Delta sunsets. A midnight tour of blues legend Robert Johnson's gravesite. A museum full of Delta relics and remnants of years gone by. Dining in world-renowned retaurants. A duck- (or deer or rabbit or quail or dove) hunters paradise. The only place in the world where parallel rivers less than two miles apart flow in opposite directions. A street so beautiful that it was aptly named "One of the 10 Most Beautiful Streets in America." A site where the Union Army ship "Star of the West" which had been captured by Confederate forces off the Texas coast and moved up the Yazoo to Greenwood was sunk at Fort Pemberton to render the channel impassable to Union forces. A place where the pies have won their own awards. A place where you can take a cooking class with some of America's best-known chefs. By golly, where is this place?

Welcome to Greenwood and Leflore County! Here in the Mississippi Delta, we believe in true Southern hospitality, and there's sure no shortage of that here. When you visit our area, you will be left wondering why you didn't visit sooner. We like our best-kept secrets, but we sure don't mind sharing them with you! We invite you to join us in Greenwood for what we know will be a world-class experience for our guests. To learn more about what Greenwood and Leflore County has to offer, please contact us. We will be happy to show you why we think this is the best place on earth.

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MUST_SEE's when you visit Greenwood:
The gravesite(s) of blues legend Robert Johnson
The Greenwood Heritage Blues Museum and Gallery
The Viking Cooking School and Retail Store
Cottonlandia Museum

Historic Downtown Walking Tour Brochure

For more information on tours and visitor information, call the Greenwood Convention and Visitors Bureau at 662-453-9197