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Metairie Country Club
Metairie, LA
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Annie Miller's Son's Swamp and Marsh Tours
Houma, LA Area
Offers narrated adventures through Louisiana's swamps and marshes, showcasing wildlife like alligators, snakes, herons, and egrets, and teaching about alligator hunting and wetland erosion.
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Touchstone Wildlife & Art Museum
Haughton, LA
Touchstone Wildlife & Art Museum is a modern educational museum in Haughton, LA, featuring a massive collection of animals, art, artifacts, and history. Visitors can explore exhibition halls showcasing life-size mounted animals from around the world in natural habitats with painted backgrounds. The museum also presents exquisite wildlife art by local artists and offers interactive displays and informative exhibits.
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Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum & Veterans Archives
Hammond, LA
The Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum & Veterans Archives opened in February of 2007 in Hammond, LA. It offers a comprehensive collection of African-American murals, artifacts, photographs, and artwork. Visitors can learn about African American heritage through its exhibits.
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Splash Kingdom
Shreveport, LA
Splash Kingdom operates two waterparks built for families seeking summer fun. Paradise Island features towering water slides, a wave pool with rolling surf, and dedicated children's splash areas. Timber Falls offers a more intimate waterpark experience with wave pools, slides, and a lazy river.
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New Orleans, LA
The Backstreet Cultural Museum opened in 1999, with origins tracing back to Sylvester Francis documenting New Orleans' Carnival celebrations, second-line parades, and jazz funerals. Visitors can experience the city's rhythm on a Second Line Tour, exploring vibrant neighborhoods where the tradition comes alive with brass bands and dancing. The museum shares stories of New Orleans' cultural traditions.
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Louisiana Art and Science Museum
Baton Rouge, LA
The Louisiana Art and Science Museum offers hands-on art and interactive science experiences. Visitors can enjoy planetarium shows in the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium, explore various exhibitions, and participate in activities like public art walking tours or engineering workshops. The museum also hosts family-friendly yoga sessions and programs for school groups.
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Red Stick Adventures
Baton Rouge, LA Area
Red Stick Adventures offers a variety of guided and narrated sightseeing tours in Baton Rouge, including city, food, swamp, plantation, and haunted adventure tours, conducted in comfortable mini-buses or as walking tours.
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Exhibit Building
Baton Rouge, LA
The award-winning Exhibit Building features live animal displays and touch tables with natural artifacts like snakeskin, feathers, pelts, and skulls. Visitors can view carving displays, find educational materials, and explore The Bee Hive gift shop, which includes a real working beehive. The building also offers a conference room for small business groups and can be reserved for larger evening events.
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Hot Springs Marina
Shreveport, LA Area
Offers boat, kayak, and paddleboard rentals for exploring the waterways of Shreveport, LA.
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Alexandria Zoological Park
Alexandria, LA
Alexandria Zoo is a zoological park located in Alexandria, Louisiana. Visitors can explore vibrant, natural habitats featuring incredible wildlife from around the globe, including playful primates and powerful predators. The zoo also showcases a Louisiana Habitat where guests can see alligators and otters. It offers an unforgettable experience for all ages.
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Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame & Northwest Louisiana History Museum
Natchitoches, LA
The museum in historic downtown Natchitoches combines the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and the Northwest Louisiana History Museum. The Sports Hall of Fame celebrates Louisiana athletes with interactive exhibits and artifacts, including items from stars like Shaquille O’Neal and Audrey “Mickey” Patterson. The History Museum explores 3,000 years of regional culture, showcasing diverse groups and displaying 12 original artworks by Clementine Hunter. The building itself received an architectural award in 2013.
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SB Rides
Shreveport, LA Area
Provides guided bicycle tours, including "Glow Bike Tours" in Shreveport and Bossier, and mountain bike rentals.
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Zachary, LA
The Zachary Railroad Depot is the oldest building on Main Street, built in 1894 as part of the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas Railroad expansion. The depot became the focal point of the town's development and survived the devastating Great Fire of 1903 that destroyed much of Zachary, standing as a testament to the area's early history.
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Liberty Lagoon
Baton Rouge, LA
Liberty Lagoon is a water park located in Baton Rouge, LA. Visitors can enjoy various water attractions, including The Bowl Slide, Shockwave, a Lazy River, a Splashpad, and Purple Plunge. The park also provides pavilion rentals and other amenities.
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Ellendale Country Club
Houma, LA
Ellendale Country Club in Houma, LA features a Championship 18-hole golf course. Visitors can enjoy dining options, including lunch, dinners, and Sunday brunch. The club also offers catering services for various events such as weddings, showers, family reunions, or corporate meetings.
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Links on the Bayou
Alexandria, LA
About us Links on the Bayou About Us In 2002, the City of Alexandria opened Links on the Bayou in order to meet the area’s growing need for a public golf course. Mike Mitton, president of M2 Management, is responsible for the daily operations and staffing for the facility. Course Map Credentials In 2009 Links […]
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Angola Museum
Angola, LA
Opened in 1997, the Louisiana Prison Museum and Cultural Center preserves the history of crime, punishment, and reform in Louisiana. It documents living history inside the country’s largest maximum-security prison. Visitors can explore exhibits on capital punishment, the Red Hat Cellblock, the Angola Rodeo, and the history of music and filming at Angola. The museum serves as an institution for learning and discussion.
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Bayou Adventure
Grand Isle, LA Area
Bayou Adventure operates a self-serve kayak rental kiosk in Grand Isle, offering kayaks for enthusiasts to explore the surrounding waters for fishing or recreation.
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The Children's Museum
Lake Charles, LA
Book your next field trip or group outing to the Children's Museum in downtown Lake Charles! Explore art, science and humanities! Learn through play!
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Grevemberg House Museum
Franklin, LA
Grevemberg House Museum is a community museum cared for by St Mary Landmarks. The museum is available to rent for various events, including weddings, bridal showers, photo sessions, baby showers, and meetings.
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Tides Center for Wellness
New Orleans, LA Area
Offers specialized somatic therapy for trauma recovery, blending Somatic Experiencing (SE), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and attachment-focused healing.
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Oak Alley Plantation House
Vacherie, LA
Oak Alley Plantation is a historic site in Vacherie, LA, with over 200 years of history. It was once a sugar plantation, an abandoned investment property, and a cattle ranch, and served as a place of enslavement. Open to the public since 1976, it is dedicated to preserving and interpreting its past. The site is a National Landmark, celebrated for its stunning landscape.
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Pearl River Museum
Pearl River, LA
Join us Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 2:00–6:00 PM at the Pearl River Museum for Sweet Tea & Free Trees — an Earth Day–inspired sensory celebration. Purchase a $5 souvenir tasting cup to sample and vote in the Sweet Tea Contest, enjoy hands‑on environmental booths, grab food from Torto Grill, and take home a free tree sapling (one per household, while supplies last).
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