Attractions in Louisiana

Immerse yourself in Cajun and Creole culture, explore historic plantations, and hike along scenic nature trails from which you might just spot an alligator or two. Enjoy all of these experiences at the many and diverse attractions in Louisiana. Ranging from family friendly museums to pristine parks full of bayous and woodlands, you'll find plenty to see and do here, all with a Cajun twist. Check out our listing of the top attractions in the Pelican State and get ready to let the good times roll.

Cajun Food Tours in Lafayette

Looking for fun things to do in the Lafayette area? Check out the tours ranked #1 on TripAdvisor. From the original Cajun Food Tour to our newest All-Day Cajun Experience, you're sure to find one just right for you.

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City Sightseeing New Orleans

The City Sightseeing New Orleans HOP-ON HOP-OFF experience is the most entertaining, informative, and FUN City Tour you can find! When you select Hop-On Hop-Off, you get to see the city at your own pace on an exhilarating Open-Top, Double-Decker bus!

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Creole Nature Trail

Outdoor adventure is in store in Louisiana’s Outback, the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road! The Creole Nature Trail route takes you through coastal marshlands, prairies and along 26-miles of natural Gulf beaches.

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Destrehan Plantation

Step back in time at Destrehan Plantation, the closest plantation to New Orleans. Costumed guides weave captivating stories of the owners and enslaved against a backdrop of history, brilliantly bringing the past to life.

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Houmas House Estate and Gardens in Darrow

Escape to Houmas House Estate and Gardens in Darrow, one of the top attractions in Southern Louisiana, for tours, dining & a stay at The Inn at Houmas House

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Laura Plantation in Vacherie

Learn what life was like at Creole Louisiana's Laura Plantation. Tour the grounds to discover the estate's high-society secrets and rooted war history.

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Natchitoches Historic Downtown

Natchitoches’ 300-year-old history and the influence of settlers from around the world lives on in the downtown historic district. Enjoy all the historic landmarks, mouthwatering cuisine, lively festivals, and Southern hospitality Natchitoches offers.

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Nottoway Plantation & Resort in White Castle

Plan a tour of Nottoway Plantation & Resort in White Castle, an architectural wonder and the largest antebellum mansion in the south.

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Oak Alley Plantation

A National Historic Landmark located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road".

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Plantation Parade

When visiting New Orleans, it’s important to learn and understand the role and significance of the plantation homes on River Road. Their impact on the city that we see today is momentous because it was the wealthy Sugar Barons that helped build the structures that are now icons in the French Quarter.

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St. Joseph Plantation

St. Joseph Plantation is one of the few fully intact sugar cane plantations in Louisiana. This antebellum creole is a family-owned, fully operating sugar plantation.

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St. Louis Cemetery

The famous New Orleanians buried in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 know that death waits for no one! Hear their captivating tales and explore this iconic 'city of the dead’ on your next visit to the Big Easy. What are you waiting for?

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The Paddlewheeler Creole Queen in New Orleans

Hop aboard the famous Paddlewheeler Creole Queen for a cruise down the Mississippi River and discover the secrets of New Orleans with a tour like no other.

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