There is so much to see and do in Louisiana. The attractions in Louisiana are wide ranging and there is an attraction for almost anything you could be interested in! Stroll the art galleries and antique shops across the state, or head to a theatre performance in a beautiful historic building. Go tubing down the river or learn to peel and eat crawfish at a Cajun dance party. Stop to smell the flowers at a state park or experience the beauty of the bayou on a swamp tour. Start planning your trip with these ideas for things to do.
The USS Kidd was named for Medal of Honor recipient Isaac C. Kidd Sr., who was killed aboard his flagship USS Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
New Orleans City Park is filled with iconic oak trees, alligators, birds, beautiful art, and so much to do that you could spend an entire vacation exploring the city's largest green space.
In Louisiana — a state with no shortage of fishing spots — the inland fishing regions around the Houma area are especially well known as a destination for anglers.
Now Starring: Louisiana! Locally made films and television shows highlight Louisiana's culture and scenery. Watch it on screen, and then experience it in person.
The most successful stage in music history? Second only to the Grand Ole Opry, many claim the Louisiana Hayride had a more significant impact on today’s music scene.
One of the state's oldest towns is a beautiful holiday destination, with spectacular lights and festivities from mid-November until after New Year's Day.
The boys of fall take to the field, and we couldn’t be happier to cheer them on. Learn about a few of our local college teams—and find out where to celebrate their victories this season.
Along the banks of Little Bayou Black in Houma, Louisiana stands the majestic pink and green manor known as Southdown Plantation. Built in 1858, the 10,000 sq. ft. house features original 19th...
The French Market District, established in 1791, spanning six blocks in the historic French Quarter and includes Crescent Park, a 1.4 mile urban park, nestled along the Mississippi River. Open...
Discover luxurious casinos, festivals, rich history, authentic Cajun food and music, the Southwest Louisiana Boudin Trail, outdoor recreation and more.
Largest display of Mardi Gras costumes in the world. See costumes, history of King Cakes, Mardi Gras in Southwest Louisiana, and climb aboard a float!...
The French Market District, established in 1791, spanning six blocks in the historic French Quarter and includes Crescent Park, a 1.4 mile urban park, nestled along the Mississippi River. Open...
The National WWII Museum is the top-rated tourist destination in New Orleans and the no 8 museum in the world by TripAdvisor! Experience World War II, from Home Front efforts to the combat...
Located in Heritage Square, the Henning Cultural Center features rotating exhibits, and the museum showcases a permanent historic exhibit. The grounds host many festivals and events year-round.
Trip Advisor's Top-Rated Plantation Tour transports you into the complex & intimate relationships of 4 generations of one Louisiana Créole family, both free and enslaved. Laura's new, permanent...