Places to see in Louisiana
Bourbon Street
Where is it located: New Orleans
What brings tourists to this area: Bars, street shows, and parades
Bourbon Street is a historic street in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans. Extending thirteen blocks from Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue, Bourbon Street is famous for its many bars
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French Quarter
French quarter
Where is it located: New Orleans
What brings tourists to this area: Food, street shows, and shops
This neighborhood is a melting pot of different influences such as European, Caribbean, African and American. Here you will experience the celebration of different cultures coming together in the form of lively music, dancing, shopping and exquisite dining adventures. Take the French Quarter Tours du Jour to learn more about its history and go on a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through this neighborhood's charming streets.
Jackson Square
Where is it located: New Orleans
What brings tourists to this area: Park, and Artists
This is the perfect spot to have a picnic. Jackson square is the perfect spot for you to frolic around in the grass. And you can even get yourself painted if you have a dog this is the perfect place to go. Sometimes there are parades that go through here. This is the perfect spot to have fun.
Vermilionville
Where is it located: Lafayette
What brings tourists to this attraction: History museum
A living history museum and folklife park in Lafayette, Vermilionville has been providing a fascinating and educational experience for visitors since 1990. Covering 23 acres, this is a place where people of all ages can step back in time and enjoy an immersive and captivating historical experience with a range of great attractions. You can enjoy live historical demonstrations and even explore restored homes from the past as you explore all that this exciting attraction has to offer. This is an excellent way to enjoy a truly hands-on experience when it comes to exploring the history of this area
