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101 – Shreveport-Bossier Visitors’ Guide

629 Spring Street

Shreveport, LA 71101

1-800-551-8682

A Little This. A Little That. A Whole Lotta Us. Welcome to a place with enough flavor, style, and soul for two cities - Shreveport-Bossier, Louisiana. From mouthwatering cuisine to thrilling experiences and riverfront gaming and entertainment, Shreveport-Bossier has a cultural blend you won't find anywhere else. A little bit this, a little bit that and you'll find a whole lotta yourself. Visit Shreveport-Bossier 629 Spring St., Shreveport, LA 71101 318-222-9391 | 800-551-8682 | info@sbctb.org

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102 – Eat Here: A Food Lover’s Guide To Shreveport-Bossier

629 Spring Street

Shreveport, LA 71101

1-800-551-8682

Eat Here: A Food Lover’s Guide to Shreveport-Bossier compiles many of the sister cities’ most celebrated dining and drinking experiences in one photo-filled guide.

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103 – 10 Free Things To Do – Shreveport-Bossier

629 Spring Street

Shreveport, LA 71101

1-800-551-8682

Explore these fun (and free) things to do while visiting Shreveport-Bossier. While you're at it, visit these Instagrammable spots and post your pics with the hashtag #SBFUNSIDE.

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106 – Discover Desoto – Visitor Guide – Desoto Parish

115 N. Washington Avenue

Mansfield, LA 71052

318-872-1177

There's a whole world of history awaiting you in northwest Louisiana. Discover DESOTO PARISH. From natural areas like TOLEDO BEND LAKE to living history reenactments at Civil War battlefields to small-town Americana.

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117 – Stay & Play In Union Parish

500 E. 4th Street

Bernice, LA 71222

(318) 285-9333

From our beautiful waterways and pristine wildlife refuges to our quaint antique shops, interesting historic landmarks and restaurants that serve delicious downhome cooking; we believe that Union Parish is a wonderful place to live or visit!

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120 – Monroe-West Monroe Visitors Guide

212 Walnut Street

Monroe, LA 71201

800-843-1872

Discover dancing and wine in the vines, Cokes and elegant gardens, bayous and gators, great shopping, and over 100 locally owned restaurants in Monroe-West Monroe.

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122 – The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens

2000 Riverside Drive

Monroe, LA 71201

318-387-5281

Whether you’re coming to wander through our tranquil ELSong Gardens or enjoy an event or concert in our austere interior spaces, we offer exhibits and activities sure to captivate and delight visitors young and old.

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126 – Landry Vineyards – Monroe-West Monroe

5699 New Natchitoches Rd

West Monroe, LA 71292

(318) 557-9050

Landry Vineyards has a beautiful tasting room that is open Monday – Saturday for wine tastings and purchasing wines. They host tours on Saturday’s by appointment. Landry Vineyards host outdoor music concerts in the spring and fall. They also host stomp celebrations during harvest season.

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201 – Winn Parish

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202 – Louisiana Political Museum & Hall of Fame – Winn Parish

499 E Main Street

Winnfield, LA 71483

(318) 628-5928

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204 – Two Cities Many Adventures – Alexandria-Pineville

707 2nd Street

Alexandria, LA 71301

1(800) 551-9546

Alexandria - Pineville TWO CITIES Many Adventures - In The Middle Of Art, History, Family Fun! Adventure is calling! https://www.facebook.com/AlexandriaPinevilleCVB/ https://twitter.com/apacv/ https://www.instagram.com/apacvb/

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209 – Museum Of The New Llano Colony – Vernon Parish

(337) 238-1185

Celebrates the rich history of the Llano Del Rio Cooperative Colony, whose members came from all walks of life and from all over the world seeking Utopia, right here in Louisiana.

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210 – Louisiana’s Legend Country – Vernon Parish Visitor Guide

Explore the Myths & Legends Byway, No Man's Land, Kisatchie National Forest, Wolf Rock Cave, Leesville Main Street District, MayFest, unique gravehouses, and so much more!

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211 – “Nack-A-Tish” Natchitoches Louisiana’s Oldest City

780 Front Street

Natchitoches, LA 71457

800-259-1714

Discover the charm of historic Natchitoches (Nack-a-tish), Louisiana, the oldest settlement in the Louisiana Purchase. Established in 1714, Natchitoches retains its European flavor through its architecture, heritage, and lifestyle. Natchitoches where you’ll find the famous meat pies and the charming 33-block Landmark historic district - a shopper’s paradise and a bed & breakfast lover’s dream. At the heart of this National Historic District lies Front Street, a brick thoroughfare where wrought iron balconies, restaurants and shops face the beautiful Cane River Lake. There are guided tours available through the National Landmark Historic District. Fort St. Jean Baptiste, a replica of the 1732 French colonial fort is open Wednesday - Sunday with an interpretation of how the French marines lived in colonial days. The historic district hosts several art galleries, a museum and more. Chances are, the thing you’ll love most about Natchitoches (aside from the famous meat pies) is the charming 33-block Landmark district-a shopper’s paradise and a bed & breakfast lover’s dream. Natchitoches is the Bed & Breakfast Capital of Louisiana with over 35+ inns offering 125+ rooms that range from rustic to elegant town homes, many within walking distance of the historic district. Natchitoches hosts nine nationally recognized motel chains with 800+ rooms plus two locally owned inns. Natchitoches, well known for the filming of Steel Magnolias, is also known as the “City of Lights”. The world-famous Natchitoches Christmas Festival is always held on the first Saturday in December. Events throughout the year fill out the festival calendar for a great time any time of year. The Cane River National Heritage Area Trail includes plantations open daily along the Cane River Road including Melrose, Magnolia, the complex at Magnolia Plantation referred to as the Cane River Creole National Historical Park, and the newest National Park located at Oakland Plantation. Westward along the El Camino Real, lie three State historic sites; Los Adaes, Fort Jesup and Rebel State Park which includes the Louisiana Country Music Museum. The Natchitoches Events Center, opened in 2005, is a 39,000-square-foot event center in the National Historic District within walking distance of shops, restaurants, attractions and accommodations. The recently opened Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum sits proudly at the edge of Front Street, honoring more than 300 legendary Louisiana athletes, coaches and other sports figures, such as Shaquille O’Neal, Anna Koll, and Tommy Hodson among others in its latest class of inductees. Other sports-themed exhibits and interactive media trace the history and importance of sports to life in Louisiana. Come visit the oldest permanent settlement in the entire Louisiana Purchase Territory and discover why the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Natchitoches as one of the Dozen Distinctive Destinations and gave it a Great American Main Street Award®. https://www.facebook.com/NatchitochesTourism https://twitter.com/natchtourism https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFiHUB0a20-EaHXxw5lviCw https://instagram.com/natchitochestourism

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212 – Natchitoches Film Trail

780 Front Street, Suite 100

Natchitoches, LA 71457

1-800-259-1714

Come see the Steel Magnolias filming sites that put Natchitoches on the map and additional filming sites from films like The Horse Soldiers and Man in the Moon, and others.

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219 – Toledo Bend Lake Country Visitor Guide – Sabine Parish

1601 Texas Hwy

Many, LA 71449

(318) 256-5880

Cast your cares away in Toledo Bend Lake Country! World class fishing and your next great adventure await you. You’ll find an area rich in history, breath taking scenery, championship golf, fun festivals, state parks, lakeside cabins, RV parks, and inviting resorts.

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309 – Atchafalaya Basin Landing – Airboat Swamp Tours – Turtles Bar & Grill

1377 Henderson Levee Road

Breaux Bridge, LA 70517

337-228-7880 (Book a Tour)

Atchafalaya Basin Landing Airboat Swamp Tours is celebrating its 20th year of the most exciting and informative swamp tours anywhere in the world. #1 on Trip Advisor and Yelp, we are located off I-10 in Henderson, LA.

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310 – Official Visitors Guide – New Iberia Louisiana

2513 Hwy 14

New Iberia, LA 70560

(888) 942-3742

The Iberia Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau invites you to experience our famous attractions, world renowned cuisine, contagious music, sizzling events and people who never meet a stranger. Join us and savor the difference in Iberia Parish!

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313 – Bayou Teche Corridor

978 Kennerson Rd

Opelousas, LA 70570

(337) 948-8004

Louisiana’s famed gumbo is a spicy blend and Bayou Teche is the geographical equivalent. Less than two hours from New Orleans, you’ll sense an intangible difference in the air, for this is Louisiana’s Cajun Country.

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315 – Cajun Coast Tourism

900 Dr. MLK Blvd

Morgan City, LA 70380

(985) 380-8224

Your Louisiana adventure starts here! Explore St. Mary Parish, including swamp tours, bird watching, great restaurants and Cajun cooking. Tour an authentic drilling rig. Shop along Main Street or tour a historic home. TRAVEL THE CAJUN COAST FOR YOUR REAL LOUISIANA ADVENTURE! https://www.cajuncoast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/cajuncoast/ https://www.cajuncoast.com/blog https://www.cajuncoast.com/sites/default/files/highlight/CAJ_twitter.png https://www.youtube.com/user/cajuncoast https://www.cajuncoast.com/sites/default/files/highlight/CAJ_instagram.png https://www.cajuncoast.com/sites/default/files/highlight/CAJ_apple_store.png &nbsp CAJUN COAST VISITORS & CONVENTION BUREAU info@cajuncoast.com 900 Dr Martin Luther King Blvd Morgan City, LA 70380 800-256-2931

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319 – Gator Chateau – Jeff Davis Parish

100 Rue de l’Acadie

Jennings, LA 70564

(800) 264-5521

Come and hold a baby gator! An experience like no other! Learn all about alligators and take your picture with a baby! A free attraction right off of I-10 at Exit 64! Your perfect road trip stop!

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326 – JDP-Jeff Davis Parish Visitor Guide

100 Rue de l’Acadie

Jennings, LA 70546

337-821-5521

Visit Jeff Davis Parish and hold a baby gator, tour and taste Bayou Rum, and experience the Flyway Byway State Scenic Byway. Local Cajun music jams can be heard around the Parish and be sure to come eat at our ‘Seafood Sensation’ Culinary Trail Restaurants

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334 – Explore Louisiana’s Cajun Bayou – Lafourche Parish

4484 Highway 1

Raceland, LA 70394

985-537-5800

In Louisiana's Cajun Bayou, just 35 miles south of New Orleans, discover the authentic Cajun lifestyle of Lafourche Parish. This unapologetic culture is filled with experiences like fishing and swamp tours, along with food, music, and festivals.

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336 – Mcgee’s Swamp Tours – Airboats – & Canoes

1337 Henderson Levee Road

Henderson, LA 70517

337-228-2384 or 337-AIR-BOAT

McGee's Swamp Tours immerses guests from around the world into Louisiana's beautiful, vast, and mysterious Atchafalaya Swamp by offering swamp tours, airboat rides, and canoe rentals that are entertaining, eco-sensitive and educational.

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343 – Cajun Food Tours

Lafayette, LA

337-230-6169

Experience the flavor of Louisiana from our cozy bus. Learn the history, love the culture and taste the celebrated delights that make our area so unique. Pick-up from many Lafayette Hotels.

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344 – Houma – Louisiana’s Bayou Country

114 Tourist Drive

Gray, LA 70359

(985) 868-2732

Terrebonne Parish offers unique attractions, affordable lodging and delicious dining that’s influenced by our Cajun culture and hospitality. Come experience all the exotic, the mysterious and flavorful excitement that’s found only in Louisiana's Bayou Country.

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345 – Bayou Rum

20909 Frontage Rd

Lacassine, LA 70650

(337) 588-5800

Bayou Rum is open with limited hours. Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Contact info@laspirits.com for more information

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346 – Acadia Cajun Harvest Country – Acadia Parish Visitor Guide

401 Tower Rd.

Crowley, LA 70527

877-783-2109

Experience the heartland of Acadiana and its celebrated Louisiana food, music, and culture. In Acadia, you’ll savor an authentic experience of Louisiana’s Cajun Harvest Country. Create memories to cherish for a lifetime as you visit our cities, towns, and villages to shop, dine, dance, and explore. The people of Acadia are ready to show you some real Cajun hospitality. Willkommen & Bienvenue! https://acadiatourism.org/ https://acadiatourism.org/calendar/ https://www.facebook.com/VisitAcadiaParish https://www.instagram.com/cajunharvestcountry/

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349 – Official Visitor Guide – St Landry Parish, Louisiana Visitor Guide

978 Kennerson Rd

Opelousas, LA 70570

(337) 948-8004

St. Landry Parish is a rural-heritage destination that’s equal parts Cajun and Creole. Symbols of the region’s culture are present everywhere – from a miracle-site, folk-art, and inspiring architecture to our music, food, and the local brewery.

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353 – Rip Van Winkle Gardens – Jefferson Island

5505 Rip Van Winkle Rd

New Iberia, LA 70560

(337) 359-8525

Daily 9AM-5PM. Last house tour 4PM. Admission. Guided tours of the Joseph Jefferson Home (ca. 1870), a grand architectural masterpiece built as a hunting lodge and painting studio for famous 19th century actor, Joseph Jefferson, who portrayed Rip Van Winkle. Rip's Rookery and semi-tropical garden surrounding beautiful Lake Peigneur. Film of the 1980 catastrophe on the lake. Café, B&B and gift shop.

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354 – Vermilion Parish Cultural Corridor

200 N Magdalen Sq

Abbeville, LA 70510

337-898-6600

From permanent displays and art exhibits to one-of-a-kind works of art, visitors can learn about our unique history and culture at our parish musuems, art galleries and cutlural attractions.

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355 – Vermilion Parish the “Most Cajun Place on Earth!” Visitor Guide

200 N Magdalen Sq

Abbeville, LA 70510

337-898-6600

Whether it’s shrimp, ducks, flowers or eggs, Vermilion Parish celebrates it with great music, delicious Cajun food and plenty of dancing in the streets! Come on down and join the fun!

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356 – Get Fresh in the “Most Cajun Place on Earth” Vermilion Parish Culinary Trail

200 N Magdalen Sq

Abbeville, LA 70510

337-898-6600

Feast on fresh seafood, straight from our Gulf waters or on Cajun favorites prepared just like grandma made them! The only problem you'll have is wishing you had a bigger stomach!

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360 – Where Cajun Began… St. Martin Parish

110 N. Main Street

Breaux Bridge, LA 70517

(337) 442-1597

Experience Cajun/Zydeco music, authentic Cajun/Creole cuisine, nature at it’s wildest and art at it’s most eclectic. For the music lover, nature lover, foodies, romantic getaway, visit St. Martin Parish!

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364 – Zydeco Cajun Prairie Scenic Byway

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401 – BREC – Map Out Your Next Adventure With BREC

6201 Florida Blvd

Baton Rouge, LA 70806

225-272-9200

Whether you’re a stargazer, art enthusiast, nature lover, outdoor adventurer, sports junkie or just looking for a good time for the whole family... discover for yourself why BREC parks are the key to an unforgettable Baton Rouge vacation.

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410 – Louisiana Sugarcane Museum – St. Joseph & Felicity Plantation

3535 LA-18

Vacherie, LA 70090

225-265-4078

A Louisiana Sugarcane Family-Take a walk through time as you enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the lives of many interesting people who have called St. Joe home.

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414 – Top Baton Rouge Area Attractions

359 Third Street

Baton Rouge, LA 70801

800-LA-ROUGE

Better experienced than explained, Baton Rouge is Louisiana’s vibrant Capital City. A unique blend of cultures, more than 300 years of history, and an influx of exciting things to do have made this must-visit destination.

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415 – Historic Plantation Homes – Visit Baton Rouge’s Guide

359 Third Street

Baton Rouge, LA 70801

800-LA-ROUGE

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417 – New Orleans Best – Swamp Tours-Plantations-Combination Tours

110 Frenier Road

Laplace, LA 70068

1-800-467-0758

Experience Louisiana. Explore our swamp, learn our history and let us introduce you to our culture. Tour the Manchac Swamp to be awed by abundant wildlife and moss-draped cypress trees. Book online for discounts.

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419 – Iberville Parish

17525 Highway 77

Grosse Tete, LA 70740

(225) 687-5198

Discover Nottoway, the South’s largest plantation home. Explore the Atchafalaya Basin, America’s largest river swamp. Indulge in authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine at one of our unique restaurants. Visit Iberville for an unforgettable Louisiana experience!

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424 – Louisiana’s Sweet Spot – Ascension Parish Visitor Guide

6967 Hwy 22

Sorrento, LA 70778

225-675-6550

Ascension Parish is a rare gem located right between Baton Rouge and New Orleans and lies on both sides of the mighty Mississippi. Rich in history, it’s the ideal spot for visitors interested in the perfect mix of Louisiana’s history and culture.

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425 – WELCOME Baton Rouge – Visitors Guide

359 Third Street

Baton Rouge, LA 70801

800-LA-ROUGE

Welcome to Baton Rouge - LOUISIANA'S CAPITAL CITY As the capital city of Louisiana, Baton Rouge is the heart and soul of the state’s eclectic culture. With over 300 years of history, Baton Rouge has a colorful story to tell, which can be tasted through our culinary offerings, seen through the picturesque views of the Mississippi River and historical landmarks, and experienced through the vibrant arts and culture scene. In the “Red Stick,” every day is worth celebrating, even more so through our festivals and events held throughout the year. So, sit back, relax, and let us make the planning easy – we’ll be waiting to welcome you with Southern hospitality and an authentic Louisiana experience! https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/

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513 – Hop-On – Hop-Off City Tour New Orleans – City Sightseeing

1601 Lafitte Ave

New Orleans, LA 70112

800-362-1811

Hop-On to tour with unbeatable views from the Top-Deck! Enjoy 300 years of New Orleans History, Architecture and Culture. Hop-Off to explore the city's most famous neighborhoods - the French Quarter, Arts District, Garden District, Treme, Marigny, and more!

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514 – Immerse Yourself in Historic New Orleans – French Market District

1100 N. Peters Street

New Orleans, LA 70116

504-636-6400

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523 – New Orleans School Of Cooking

524 St. Louis Street

New Orleans, LA 70130

504-620-9461

We teach the basics of Louisiana Cooking in a way you’ll never forget! Our Cajun / Creole experts teach New Orleans specialties such as Gumbo, Jambalaya and Pralines, seasoning them with history, trivia and tall tales!

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526 – The Beauregard-Keyes House & Garden

1113 Chartres Street

New Orleans, LA 70119

(504) 523-7257

The Beauregard Keyes House is a historic house museum and garden in the New Orleans French Quarter, offering tours six days a week on the hour, from 10-3.

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527 – Destrehan Plantation

13034 River Road

Destrehan, LA 70047

(877) 453-2095

Just 30 minutes away from New Orleans, located on 13034 River Road, Destrehan Plantation is open daily for tours from 9 am to 4 pm. Visit our website at www.destrehanplantation.org to book your tour.

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532 – Gray Line Tours Of New Orleans

400 Toulouse St.

New Orleans, LA

(504) 569-1401

Gray Line New Orleans has been creating and guiding tours since 1924. Offerings are diverse but always led by an excellent guide who entertains as well as educates.

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541 – Jude Travel Park

7400 Chef Menteur Hwy

New Orleans, LA 70126

504-241-0632

Jude Travel Park is a full-service RV park and campground with full hook-ups, just five miles from the French Quarter. We are gated, pet-friendly, and our shuttle service and location on the city bus line makes staying with us incredibly convenient, especially for visiting the French Quarter, Superdome, Convention Center, or Audubon Aquarium of the Americas.

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544 – Hard Rock Café

125 Bourbon Street

New Orleans, LA 70130

(504) 529-5617

Inside our New Orleans- and music-infused restaurant, you can indulge in one of our world-famous Hurricanes or our Legendary Burger while exploring signature pieces of the most extensive collection of rock memorabilia in the world.

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545 – New Orleans RV Resort & Marina

6001 France Rd

New Orleans, LA 70126

504-286-8157

A Casual Marine RV Resort Just 12 Minutes from the French Quarter in New Orleans! New Orleans RV Resort & Marina, formally Pontchartrain Landing, is a casual, gated RV park and marina in New Orleans. Located on the corner of Lake Pontchartrain and just 12 minutes away from the French Quarter, booking your next getaway with us guarantees you a taste of New Orleans’ unique history and diverse culture. If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life while resting on a beautiful waterfront spot, New Orleans RV Resort & Marina is your next stop. With furnished villas (including 3 floating villas) and deluxe waterfront RV sites, a swimming pool, convenience store, restaurant, and long-term or short-term storage options, New Orleans RV Resort & Marina redefines the Lake Pontchartrain marina vacation lifestyle. So, come along, and enjoy the benefits and convenience that comes with booking at New Orleans RV Resort & Marina. For reservations 30 days or greater, use the Reservation Request link. https://www.neworleansrvresort.com/reservation/ Book Online: https://www.skywaresystems.net:444/SkyBook?PropertyRowID=437&HotelID=1&MenuRowID=47 https://www.facebook.com/lakepontchartrainproperties https://www.instagram.com/neworleansrvresort/ https://g.page/r/CSRLbU1i0h_GEAE https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g60864-d4545545-Reviews-Ponchartrain_Landing_RV_Park_and_Marina-New_Orleans_Louisiana.html https://youtu.be/aZT9FztY8Dg

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548 – Visit Jefferson Parish

1221 Elmwood Park Blvd.

Harahan, LA 70123

1-877-572-7474

Right next door to New Orleans is Jefferson Parish, with a wild side all its own! Offering outdoor adventures, family-friendly attractions, premiere shopping, authentic cuisine and more, there is something for everyone here!

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565 – Tangipahoa Tourism Visitor Guide

13143 Wardline Rod

Hammond, LA 70401

(985) 542-7520

Discover, what you’ve been missing! Beautiful scenery, friendly folks a variety of events and great accommodations await you in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana.

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566 – The Northshore – St. Tammany

68099 Hwy. 59

Mandeville, LA 70471

800-634-9443

St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana’s Northshore, is just 40 minutes from New Orleans’ French Quarter and a world away. Discover Louisiana's bounty through our arts and culture, great outdoors, and dynamic culinary scene the Tammany Taste.

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Antique Alley

698 Trenton St

West Monroe, LA 71291

(318) 388-3920

Antique Alley features a diverse shopping experience including antique malls, individual antique stores, boutiques, specialty shops, restaurants, a bed and breakfast, events and meeting spaces.

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Chennault Aviation & Military Museum

701 Kansas Ln

Monroe, LA 71203

(318) 362-5540

Through expansive collections of artifacts and compelling stories of the men and women who have served our country, the visitor receives a captivating insight into why we honor our history and our heroes.

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Christmas In Louisiana

Louisiana knows how to throw a party, and the holiday festivities are no exception. From parades to fireworks and visits with Santa, there is no shortage of holiday merriment. Christmas is a time of celebration and joy for people all over the world, and Louisiana is no exception. With its rich culture and unique traditions, Louisiana offers a variety of Christmas events for experiencing the magic of the season. From the twinkling lights of the Natchitoches Christmas Festival to the brightly lit flames of the Bonfires on the Levee, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Louisiana during the Christmas season. Whether you're looking for a traditional Christmas celebration or something more unique, you're sure to find an event that's perfect for you.

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Haunted History Tours

New Orleans, LA

504-861-2727

THESE are the tours you've heard about! "New Orleans #1 Tour Company! - A MUST DO ! " - The Travel Channel If it doesn't say 'HAUNTED HISTORY TOURS', it's not the ORIGINAL paranormal tour company in New Orleans!

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Hilliard Art Museum

710 E. St. Mary Blvd

Lafayette, LA 70503

(337) 482-0811

The Hilliard Art Museum

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HOURS & ADMISSION

MUSEUM HOURS:

Tuesday 9 AM — 5 PM

Wednesday 9 AM — 5 PM

Thursday 9 AM — 5 PM

Friday 9 AM — 5 PM

Saturday 10 AM — 5 PM

Closed Sunday & Monday

ADMINISTRATIVE HOURS:

Monday — Friday 8:30 AM — 5:00 PM

ADMISSION PRICES:

Adult: $7.50

Senior Citizens (62 & over): $6

Student (5-17): $4.50

Child (under 5): Free

GROUP ADMISSION PRICES (20 OR MORE) RECEIVE A 20% DISCOUNT:

Adult 20+ - $6/guest

Senior 20+ - $4.80/guest

Student 20+ - $3.60

FREE ADMISSION EVERYDAY FOR THE FOLLOWING GROUPS:

Identification must be shown in order to receive free admission. Individuals presenting a VIP or President’s Pass will receive free admission.

Hilliard Art Museum Members

UL at Lafayette students/staff/faculty

All Louisiana college students

Active military personnel and veterans

North American Reciprocal Museum Members

American Alliance of Museums

Southeastern Museum Association

Louisiana Association of Museums

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Holiday Inn Downtown Superdome

330 Loyola Ave

New Orleans, LA 70112

(504) 581-1600

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New Orleans Official Visitor Guide

2020 St. Charles Ave.

New Orleans, LA 70130

800-672-6124

FREE NEW ORLEANS GUIDEBOOK

Valuable coupons for dining, tours, music, museums and more
A detailed city map showing neighborhoods, streetcar lines, and New Orleans attractions
Itineraries for almost any interest - history, shopping, live music and family fun
Festival guide and events calendar to plan the perfect time to visit

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S02 – Louisiana Official Tour Guide

Get your comprehensive companion with the inside scoop on where to go and what to see on your next Louisiana adventure - official trip ideas,things to do, places to stay and restaurants to enjoy.

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S03 – Louisiana Attractions Guide

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.

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S05 – Louisiana Culinary Trails Recipe Book

The Culinary Trails program is providing foodies from around the globe with a little Louisiana lagniappe to whet their palettes! LTA creates a Culinary Trails guide each year that takes travelers on eight mouth-watering road trips around the state. The Culinary Trails program also points visitors to digital and online information about each of our partners and encourages them to use #TasteLouisiana on social media to show off their Louisiana flare. Our Louisiana roots run deep inside a culinary wonderland drawn from French, Spanish, African, Sicilian, Caribbean, Irish, German, and American Indian cultures. Add a dash of country comfort and a pinch of sophistication, and you’ve got a recipe for the best food on the planet. We don’t just eat and drink, we plan our lives around the culinary seasons. Just days after the New Year, Mardi Gras season ushers in the arrival of king cakes, followed by months of crawfish boils in the spring, slurping snowballs and cracking crabs in the summer, with football tailgating in the fall and warm gumbo as the weather turns cold. We’re waiting for you with open arms and aprons on, so grab a cold drink, and let’s get busy. http://www.facebook.com/LouisianaCulinaryTrails http://twitter.com/la_culinary http://www.youtube.com/user/LouisianaCulinary http://instagram.com/louisianaculinarytrails http://www.pinterest.com/culinarytrails https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/louisiana-culinary-trails/id632745190?mt=8

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S06 – Louisiana Bed & Breakfast Directory

PO Box 78321

Baton Rouge, LA 70837

The Louisiana Bed and Breakfast Association invites you to visit our state, from the grass roots of our unique Cajun cabins to the grandeur of our historic plantation homes. Our Louisiana bed and breakfast Innkeepers are dedicated to making sure that your experience is one that will create the memories of a lifetime.

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S07 – LARVC-Louisiana Campground Directory

P.O. Box 4092

Baton Rouge, LA 70821

225-752-1455

Each region of the state offers experiences of excitement, serenity, and adventure. Excitement in fishing and in gambling. The serenity of peaceful lakes and piney woods. Adventure of swamps, scenic hikes, and hidden treasures. An abundance of culture, canoeing, and cuisine. In North Louisiana you will enjoy the beauty of piney woods and cotton fields, the peacefulness of a riverbank, and popular casinos offering gambling and memorable entertainment. There are many lakes in the region where fishing, boating, and picnicking offer good times and great memories. Camping in Central Louisiana assures you of many recreational opportunities. Hiking, bird watching, canoeing, and fishing attract many visitors who return annually to enjoy the adventures of Central Louisiana. In addition, this region is rich in historic sites, cultural museums, and natural beauty. Adventures in gaming excitement can also be found in the southern region of Central Louisiana. Outdoor adventure in south Louisiana with scenic drives along moss-draped bayous, boating, salt-water fishing, and visits to wildlife sanctuaries. Cajun culture is celebrated at lively festivals held throughout the year, and the history of this region can be explored at the many cultural and historical sites located across the region. Louisisana's River Parishes boasts dramatic historic homes, recreational waterways, entertaining swamp tours, and an abundance of southern culture and cuisine. Riverboat gaming, shopping, and many state treasures may be visited in the Capital City while golfing and bird watching are popular ways to relax among magnolias and mother nature. Greater New Orleans (New Orleans/Northshore) each offers a chance to celebrate the spirit of Louisiana. In New Orleans, you’ll have fun listening to the sounds of Louisiana music, shopping for art and antiques, and absorbing the sights and sounds that influenced this unique combustion of cultures. On the Northshore, you’ll find relaxing biking, boutique shopping, and wine tasting. A wildlife center, swamp tours, horseback riding and watching beautiful sunsets are contrasting ways to enjoy your day on the Northshore of New Orleans.

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S08 – Louisiana Fishing And Outdoor Adventures Guide

With year-round hunting, fishing, golf, and countless other opportunities for outdoor recreation, it is easy to see why Louisiana's nickname is "Sportsman's Paradise.” Sure, that’s a lot to live up to. But with thousands of hiking and biking trails, beautiful State Parks, and one of the largest game preserves in the United States, Louisiana is the ultimate playground for all outdoorsmen. Our vast expanse of coastal wetlands and countless birding trails make our state a habitat for many rare and endangered species and a natural paradise for bird watchers as well. Come step into the wild outdoors of Louisiana. https://www.explorelouisiana.com/sites/default/files/LTAoutdoorguide2023flipbook/mobile/index.html https://www.explorelouisiana.com/outdoors

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S09 – Louisiana Official Golf Guide

In Louisiana, you can hit the links at the site of an 1812 battlefield or an old antebellum home. Explore Louisiana's beautiful landscape that makes for a really fun game of golf. Each golf course offers its own advantages and the Louisiana culture will keep you entertained after your golf game. You’ll find our “Sportsman’s Paradise” has so much more to offer with great food, fishing, music, and gaming. Additionally, explore the golf courses that comprise the Louisiana Audubon Golf Trail. It's a collection of 17 top-notch courses, covering all five regions of the state. Start planning your golf trip with the numerous, beautiful, and challenging golf courses statewide. The Audubon Golf Trail includes 17 distinct courses, each offering a unique appeal. Here in Louisiana, golf courses seem a natural part of the landscape ... and for good reason: The courses of Louisiana's Audubon Golf Trail — an innovative collection of top-notch courses, covering all areas of the state. Trail members have undergone a rigorous screening process to ensure a compilation of 17 first-class courses that will have you reaching for every club, as you maneuver the various holes on the trail. Established in 2001, the Audubon Golf Trail includes courses designed by David Toms and Pete Dye that all provide a splendid sample of golf in Louisiana. Be sure to swing by! https://www.explorelouisiana.com/audubon-golf-trail

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Tallulah Of Madison Parish

305 Dabney Street

Tallulah, LA 71282

(318) 574-8519

Madison Parish is known for its hunting and fishing: home to Hermione Museum, Bloom’s Arcade, first mall in Louisiana, first airport, Southern Heritage Air Museum Scott Field, and Madame C.J. Walker, first self-made woman millionaire

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