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New Orleans, LA
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City Park Disc Golf Course
New Orleans, LA
Scenic 18-hole public disc golf course located in historic City Park, featuring oak tree corridors and lagoons.
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The Island Golf Course
Plaquemine, LA
The Island Golf Course is located in historic Plaquemine, 14 miles from Baton Rouge. This picturesque and secluded golf course features a 160-acre Tif-Eagle course with nine man-made lakes. The course hosts golf tournaments, charity events, and corporate team builders, coordinated by its staff of PGA professionals. It is also a proud sponsor of US KidsGolf and Drive, Chip & Putt.
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Frenchmans Bend
Monroe, LA
Country Club At Frenchman’s Bend is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the Lowcountry. It features a signature par-5 sixth hole and is framed by tall pine trees and rolling fairways. The club also offers a health club, pool, chipping green, putting green, driving range, and a pro shop. Guests can dine at The Bend Restaurant and Bar, which serves American cuisine with a modern twist in a casual setting.
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Irish Cultural Museum
New Orleans, LA
Dedicated to telling the stories of the Irish immigrants who helped build the City of New Orleans.
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Meadows Museum of Art
Shreveport, LA
The Meadows Museum of Art at Centenary College of Louisiana is dedicated to engaging the community through innovative academic discourse of the arts. The museum features rotating exhibitions showcasing diverse artistic perspectives and styles.
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Old Ursuline Convent Museum
New Orleans, LA
The Old Ursuline Convent Museum is housed in the oldest building in the Mississippi River Valley, completed in 1752. Visitors can experience the history and culture of New Orleans and the Catholic Church's vital role. The building's design features brick-between-post construction and parallel doors and windows for cross ventilation. It has served as a convent, orphanage, school, and archbishop's residence, and today is part of the Catholic Cultural Center of New Orleans.
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Jubilee Zoo
Shreveport, LA
Visit Jubliee Zoo to pet and feed animals, ride carousel ponies, tour the zoo on a hayride or picnic in the playground.
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Houmas House
Darrow, LA
Houmas House Estate allows visitors to experience the life of wealthy plantation owners in the 1800s. The mansion has been restored to the antebellum era, reflecting the opulence of this 1880s sugarcane farm. A guided mansion tour explores its 250-year history and architectural evolution, displaying rare and period artwork and artifacts that explain plantation life. Visitors can also enjoy Louisiana favorites at the estate's award-winning restaurants and gather for cocktails at the Turtle Bar.
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Southdown Museum
Houma, LA
Southdown Plantation & Museum preserves and promotes the history, culture, and arts of Terrebonne Parish. Owned by the Terrebonne Historical & Cultural Society, this museum features exhibits and educational programs. The Southdown Plantation House serves as a tribute to the sugar industry, where four generations of the Minor Family lived and worked until 1936.
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Bayou Lafourche Folklife and Heritage Museum
Lockport, LA
The Bayou Lafourche Folklife & Heritage Museum is a non-profit organization located in the heart of Lockport, Louisiana. It works to preserve, promote, and interpret the human history, cultural heritage, natural history, arts, and folkways of the Bayou Lafourche region. Visitors can explore an interactive, three-dimensional exhibit titled Bayou Excursion: 1910, which interprets life along Bayou Lafourche.
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J.S. Clark Golf Course
Baton Rouge, LA
J.S. Clark Golf Course features a renovated 9-hole course, stretching 3,162 yards with a par of 36. Golfers can play 18 holes on a 6,324-yard course, which includes large putting greens with levels, slopes, and two holes per green. The facility also offers a lighted driving range and short game practice area. It is home to The First Tee of East Baton Rouge Parish.
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Belle Terre Country Club
La Place, LA
Belle Terre Country Club is a golf course located in La Place, Louisiana, whose name means “beautiful land” in French. The course is cut into the majestic swamps of Southeast Louisiana. It offers challenging play, beautiful scenery, and friendly service, integrating classic game touches.
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Baton Rouge, LA
Louisiana’s Old State Capitol is a museum and a National Historic Landmark in Baton Rouge, known as "Baton Rouge’s Castle." It educates the public on Louisiana's rich history and the democratic process through exhibits, programming, and the arts. Visitors can take guided tours for groups or utilize free audio tours available in four languages.
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Captain Morgan Sailing Charters
New Orleans, LA Area
Specializes in daily sailing cruises and nautical weddings on Lake Pontchartrain aboard a spacious Catalina 350 sailing yacht.
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Kentwood Historical and Cultural Arts Museum
Kentwood, LA
The Kentwood Museum is housed in the old Venable Building. It features displays that depict the lifestyles, culture, and industry of the Kentwood area from the 1800s, highlighting timber, brick, and dairy industries. Visitors can explore the history of Kentwood Spring Water and view an exhibit of memorabilia from Britney Spears, including childhood treasures, a bedroom set, and awards.
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West Baton Rouge Parish Museum
Port Allen, LA
West Baton Rouge Parish Museum hosts monthly cultural programs including music jams, children's art classes, genealogy workshops, and Creole cultural events.
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Gulf Coast Integrative Health
Morgan City, LA Area
Offers physical therapy and behavioral health services, providing personalized care to support physical movement, emotional well-being, and overall health.
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Museum of Coca-Cola
Monroe, LA
The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens houses a Coca-Cola Bottle Collection and Bible Leaf Collection displayed throughout landscaped gardens. The facility hosts seasonal events and cultural programs throughout the year.
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Chitimacha Museum
Charenton, LA
Museum curated by tribal members preserving the rich history and famous basket-weaving traditions of the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana.
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A Cajun Man's Swamp Tours and Adventures
Houma, LA Area
Provides narrated swamp and bayou tours on a comfortable 45-passenger vessel, featuring authentic Cajun music, wildlife viewing (alligators, eagles, migratory birds), and opportunities for photography.
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Historic Biedenharn Home
Monroe, LA
Biedenharn Museum & Gardens is a museum located in Monroe, LA. The site offers visitors a museum experience, featuring both extensive gardens and a dedicated Bible Museum.
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Knock Knock Childrens Museum
Baton Rouge, LA
Knock Knock Children’s Museum in Baton Rouge, LA, offers engaging, playful experiences designed to inspire lifelong learning. Visitors can explore various learning zones, including a storybook climber area and an Art Garden.
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MuseumLouisiana History Museum
Alexandria, LA
The Louisiana History Museum in downtown Alexandria collects, presents, interprets, and promotes understanding of the history of Alexandria and all of Louisiana. It maintains one of the state's foremost collections of historical objects, including a vintage postcard collection. Visitors can see various exhibits and arrange personal or group tours. The handicap accessible museum building originally served as the Alexandria Public Library starting in 1907.
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