The state of Louisiana has a long and storied history, and much of that history is on display at the through the state’s many historical sites and cultural centers. From historical reenactments to thrilling boat tours through the bayou, there is so much to see and do here that many visitors find themselves returning year after year. Just look at some of the many wonderful places visitors will find in this unique state.
Lower Kenta Canal in Barataria Preserve
Barataria Preserve -Marrero
The Barataria Preserve is the perfect place for families to explore the wonders of a genuine Louisiana wetland. Located in Marrero, the preserve is the perfect place for nature lovers to explore. This wetland preserve is also a great way for first time visitors to Louisiana to explore the unique climate of the state.
Chalmette Battlefield -Chalmette
The ate of the famous Battle of New Orleans, the Chalmette Battlefield is a must for history buffs of all ages. One of the decisive battles of the War of 1812, the Battle of New Orleans is a fascinating story, and one well wroth exploring at this historic battlefield.
French Quarter Visitor Center – New Orleans
New Orleans is many things to many people, but for many visitors the city is defined by the raucous French Quarter. First time visitors can learn more about the history of this historic neighborhood at its famous visitor center.
Acadian Cultural Center – Lafayette
Explore the history of the Acadian, or Cajun, people who helped found the state at the fascinating Acadian Cultural Center in Lafayette. The center offers plenty of great things to see and do, including demonstrations, boat tours and more.
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