It’s Easy To Get Here, But Hard To Leave. The City of Ridgeland is a wonderful crossroads. It’s half way between Memphis and New Orleans, Atlanta and Dallas. It’s a place where history meets haute cuisine, where homegrown business success meets hot air balloon glows, and where stunning reservoir sunsets meet memorable shopping excursions. It’s one of the more scenic and civilized stops along the world-renowned Natchez Trace Parkway and it's in close proximity to one of the more intimate and accessible stops of the PGA Tour. It’s a place where “big city” amenities and entertainment are tempered with small town hospitality and charm. In short, it’s a wonderful place for family and friends to get together.
At this intersection of culture and entertainment, you will find a surplus of activities to appease and inspire large groups, small families or just a couple out on the town. Start with an early morning bike ride on the Trace, enjoy a respite at the Mississippi Crafts Center, and end the day with a uniquely Southern dinner overlooking the Ross Barnett Reservoir. Shop ‘til you drop at Northpark Mall’s over 130 department stores and specialty shops, and then rejuvenate yourself at an indulgent day spa. Or, simply sleep-in and enjoy room service at a luxurious hotel. Ridgeland offers something for everyone.
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Madison, MS
Welcome to Madison, one of the fastest growing cities in Mississippi. We invite you to experience and share our hometown spirit. A once small farming community, Madison is now your passport to the best the world has to offer! Small-town flavor nestled close to the amenities of a large metropolitan area, Madison also offers an international doorway to business, recreational and education experiences through its sister city relationship with Solleftea, Sweden.
The Spirit of Place Nestled in the rolling hills of central Mississippi, Madison is just a 10-minute drive from Jackson, the state’s capital and its largest city. You can find the best in entertainment, shopping, medical services, education and cultural offerings. In less than three hours, you can dine in New Orleans, shop in Mobile or Memphis or fish on the Gulf Coast. With Jackson International Airport only 20 minutes away, you have easy access to destinations throughout the world on major air carriers. Our city of more than 18,000 has a very low crime rate, compared to other cities in the Southeast and the rest of the nation.
The Spirit of Our Roots Madison, Mississippi, named for James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, grew up along a bustling railroad track in pre-Civil War Mississippi. It was 1856 when the Illinois Central Railroad opened its Madison Station, the forerunner of today’s City of Madison.
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