Things to see in Louisiana - What to see in Louisiana

Squares in New Orleans

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Located in the heart of the Warehouse District not far from the French Quarter of New Orleans, Lafayette Square is one of our favo

Churches in New Orleans

The Sixth Baptist Church

Located in the heart of the Garden District, at 928 Felicity Street, the Sixth Baptist Church is a church that doesn't look too ex

Unusual Places in New Orleans

St Charles Streetcar

Beginning along Saint Charles Avenue in New Orleans, the Saint Charles Streetcar (or tram) is one of the main means of transportat

Gardens in New Orleans

Judge Fred J. Cassibry Square

The square was named after Fred J. Cassibry, a US navy veteran of the Second World War. He served many organizations such as the C

Statues in New Orleans

Martha Statue

Around the French market, there are statues representing characters from everyday New Orleans. Here, we find Martha, described as

Statues in New Orleans

Jacques The Butcher

Among the statues in the French market, Jacques the butcher has his mouth open, probably frozen as he offers his meat to passersby

Statues in New Orleans

Michelle

The third statue in tribute to the ordinary people of the French market is dedicated to Michelle, a young woman sitting barefoot o

Cities in Natchitoches

Natchitoches

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Natchitoches is proud to be the oldest city in Louisiana, established in 1714 by the Frenchman Louis Juchereau Saint-Denis. Back t

Lakes in Saint Martinville

Fausse Pointe Lake

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Located in the Atchafalaya Basin, this natural park is one of the wonders of Louisiana. Here you'll find a fantastic, picturesque

Museums in North Vacherie

Laura Plantation

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The "Laura Plantation" is actually the Duparc family home. Guillaume Duparc, a French Navy veteran who participated in the America

Historical Monuments in White Castle

Nottoway Plantation

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Nottoway Plantation has the largest mansion in Louisiana: 65 rooms, including a 20 meter ballroom, painted entirely in white with

Festivals in New Orleans

St. Patrick's Day Parade

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New Orleans is a party town, with the most famous celebration being Mardi Gras, of course. But the celebrations don't stop there:

Bowling Alleys in New Orleans

Mid-City Lanes Rock 'n' Bowl

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If you're in New Orleans, stop by the Rock 'N' Bowl for a different sort of evening from 8:30pm onwards. It's a bowling alley, dan

Museums in New Orleans

The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at NOMA

This magnificent sculpture garden is part of the New Orleans Museum of Art. I highly recommend visiting the garden and the adjacen

Bars in New Orleans

Pat O'Brien's

You can't leave New Orleans without trying the famous "hurricane" at Pat O'Brien's. It's a cocktail that's half rum, mixed with th

Churches in New Orleans

St. Augustine Catholic Church

New Orleans is essentially a Catholic city. Unlike other states, where evangelical religions are more popular, Louisiana is full o

Theme Parks in New Orleans

Louis Armstrong Park

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If you walk through the French Market, you'll reach a dead-end road. Look to your right, and you'll find yourself right in front o

Museums in New Orleans

Louis Armstrong House Museum

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Many of those who visit the Louis Armstrong Park are unaware of its significance. Within it, hidden behind a fence, with almost no

Things to do in Louisiana

The top 137 attractions in Louisiana