Northeast Louisiana Delta African American Heritage Museum
Monroe, LA
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Monroe, LA
Established in 1994, the Northeast Louisiana Delta African American Heritage Museum preserves and presents the history, art, and culture of African Americans in the Delta and beyond. This regional archive approaches history as a living story that continues to shape community and identity. Visitors can engage with its collections, exhibitions, and educational programming.
Shreveport, LA
The R.W. Norton Art Gallery is a museum in Shreveport, LA, featuring an extensive permanent collection of works by over 100 artists, from Renaissance Old Masters to contemporary neo-realists. Its collection includes hundreds of sculptures, ancient pieces from Egypt, Greece, Rome, and Persia, and six 16th-century tapestries. Decorative arts are also featured throughout the museum. Visitors can also explore the botanical gardens.

Marrero, LA
Barataria swamp airboat tours (Marrero dock), city/cemetery, Oak Alley plantation, and full-day combos. Family-owned since 1989; on FareHarbor (Stripe-connected). Seaplane tours also offered.
Monroe, LA
Biedenharn Museum and Gardens of Monroe is a museum and garden located in Monroe, LA. Visitors can explore the museum, the gardens, and a dedicated Bible Museum. The gardens are recognized as one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana.
Morgan City, LA Area
Provides narrated boat tours through the swamps and bayous of the Atchafalaya Basin, focusing on wildlife viewing and Cajun storytelling.
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The House The Architecture The Longue Vue house you see today was the second home built for the Stern family on this site. The first house was moved (it still […]
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The New Orleans Museum of Art opened on December 16, 1911 with only 9 works of art. Today, the museum hosts a permanent collection of almost 40,000 objects.
Plaquemine, LA
Hours Temporarily closed: Tours by appointment only. Closed on Mondays, Sundays, and all major Holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, and Mardi Gras. Admission $5.00 Adults (13yrs & up)$3.00 Children (6-12yrs)School Groups are FREE! Directions Iberville Museum is located in the historic district of Plaquemine, LA.57735 Main Street Plaquemine, LA 70764 Coming from I-10…
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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Science Museum is located in downtown Lafayette. It features multiple captivating exhibits and a cutting-edge planetarium, allowing visitors to explore science from microscopic realms to the far reaches of the universe. The museum also offers extensive archives, research materials, and a specialized scientific library, with immersive exhibits and hands-on installations for all ages.
je, LA
The Jeanerette Bicentennial Park and Museum offers a sampling of life along the winding banks of Bayou Teche. Housed in a 1902 building made from cypress wood, the museum explores the sugarcane and cypress lumber industries, as well as the days of the steamboat. Visitors can see a pictorial history of sugarcane, antique cypress patterns, an 1879 sewing collection, a Victorian bedroom, and a Swamp Room with over 40 native species. Local exhibits and history are also on display.

New Orleans, LA
The World Famous Museum of Death Located New Orleans, Louisiana Open 7 days a week • 10am - 6pm The Museum of Death is a "Cashless Business" Credit/Debit/Tap are only accepted for payment. Tickets are ONLY purchased in person. NO advance or online sales. Admission: $20 Business Hours: Mondays:...
New Orleans, LA
Explore special exhibitions at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience. Rotating shows highlight unknown histories, contemporary perspectives, and the evolving Southern Jewish Experience
New Orleans, LA
Embark on a complimentary, self-guided exploration into New Orleans' spirited culture and traditions at the historic Sazerac House. Includes 3 complimentary cocktail samples (21+).
Monroe, LA
The Chennault Aviation & Military Museum honors veterans and soldiers from WWI through Iraqi Freedom. It is housed in the last remaining classrooms of the Selman Field Navigation School, the largest navigation school in the U.S. during WWII. Visitors can explore over 11,000 artifacts, learn about General Claire Chennault and the Flying Tigers, and see an aircraft restoration park with planes from World War II to Vietnam. The museum also features flight simulators and tells the story of Delta Airlines' origins.

Marrero, LA
Airboat swamp tours with sunrise/sunset private options, bachelor-party and corporate-bonding charters. Five daily departures; downtown transportation available; Fais Do Do Cajun party add-on for groups of 40+.
Natchitoches, LA
The Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum is a combined museum complex in historic downtown Natchitoches. It celebrates accomplishments by Louisiana athletes, coaches, and sports stars, alongside the region's culture and history. Visitors can explore exhibits with interactive media, high-definition videos, and artifacts such as Olympic medals and a Super Bowl football. The museum also features 12 original artworks by folk artist Clementine Hunter, and its architecture was named the Top Architecture Project in the World in 2013.