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Jackson, MississippiBy Heydi Bernal for Ruta Pantera on 9/2/2025 4:31:57 AM |
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| Jackson, la capital del estado de Mississippi, es un centro vibrante de historia, cultura y política sureña. Fundada en 1821 y nombrada en honor al general Andrew Jackson, la ciudad combina arquitectura histórica, museos de relevancia nacional y una rica tradición musical ligada al blues y al jazz. Jackson se destaca por su escena artística, su gastronomía sureña auténtica y su cercanía a ríos, parques y áreas naturales que permiten actividades al aire libre. Cómo llegar Jackson se conecta principalmente por el Aeropuerto Internacional Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers (JAN), con vuelos directos a varias ciudades de Estados Unidos. La ciudad también es accesible por carretera a través de la Interstate 55 (norte-sur) y la Interstate 20 (este-oeste). Para moverse dentro de la ciudad y explorar sus alrededores, se recomienda alquilar un automóvil. Qué ver y hacer Historia y Cultura: Museo de Historia de Mississippi: Ubicado en Jackson, ofrece una completa visión de la historia del estado, desde la prehistoria hasta la actualidad. Horarios: martes a sábado 9 a. m. – 5 p. m., domingo 1 – 5 p. m. La entrada ronda $15 USD para adultos. Museo de los Derechos Civiles: Explora la lucha por los derechos civiles en Mississippi y su impacto en todo Estados Unidos. Se encuentra en el centro de Jackson y comparte espacio con exposiciones interactivas, documentales y relatos de protagonistas de la época. Mississippi Governor’s Mansion: Una elegante residencia histórica que data de 1841, con visitas guiadas disponibles para conocer su arquitectura y mobiliario originales. Ruta del Blues: Jackson forma parte del Mississippi Blues Trail, donde se pueden descubrir clubes históricos, murales y lugares icónicos del género musical. | ||||
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Naturaleza y Aire Libre: LeFleur’s Bluff State Park: Parque urbano de 1,700 acres con senderos, lago para pesca, áreas de picnic y campamento. Ideal para caminatas, paseos en bote y avistamiento de aves. Jardín Botánico de Jackson: Ubicado en 2915 Ridgewood Road, ofrece jardines temáticos, un invernadero tropical y senderos florales. Horarios: martes a sábado 9 a. m. – 4:30 p. m., domingo 1 – 4:30 p. m. Entrada aproximada $5–10 USD. Playas y Costas: Aunque Jackson no tiene costa, está a menos de 3 horas en auto de la Costa del Golfo, incluyendo Biloxi y Gulfport, para quienes buscan playas y actividades acuáticas. Gastronomía y Bebidas Cocina sureña: pollo frito, gumbo, pan de maíz y barbacoa. Restaurantes de influencia internacional en el centro, ofreciendo opciones de fusión y cocina contemporánea. Cafeterías y bares de jazz con música en vivo que reflejan la rica tradición musical de la ciudad. Datos Curiosos Jackson es la ciudad natal de figuras históricas como Medgar Evers, activista de derechos civiles. Es conocida como un centro de música y cultura sureña, especialmente del blues y jazz. El Capitolio del Estado de Mississippi, en Jackson, es uno de los más altos del país y permite visitas guiadas. La ciudad combina arquitectura histórica con barrios modernos que promueven arte, cultura y gastronomía local. | |||
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Consejos Prácticos El clima es subtropical húmedo: veranos calurosos y húmedos, inviernos suaves. Ropa ligera y protección solar son recomendables. Alquiler de automóvil recomendable para explorar tanto Jackson como sus alrededores. Verificar horarios y disponibilidad de museos y parques antes de la visita. Mejor Época para Visitar Primavera (marzo a mayo): clima agradable y festivales culturales. Otoño (septiembre a noviembre): temperaturas moderadas, ideal para caminar y recorrer la ciudad. | |||
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