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Find vibrant music, art and culinary scenes
New Orleans’ multicultural past and present influence the unique experiences found only there today. Take in its energetic atmosphere with unmatched live music and festive vibes in the French Quarter and surrounding neighborhoods. Catch a professional sports game too – the National Basketball Association’s New Orleans Pelicans and the National Football League’s New Orleans Saints call the Crescent City home.
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Heart of French Louisiana
Come to Lafayette for festivals and events year-round that honor the deep-rooted Cajun and Creole presence in the area. The Festival International de Louisiane and Festivals Acadiens et Créoles are just two popular events which draw thousands of visitors each year. Enjoy live music every day and a nightlife scene of dance halls and eclectic bars.
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The capital city offers exceptional attractions
Louisiana’s second largest city has attractions the whole family will enjoy. See vistas of the mighty Mississippi River, surrounding neighborhoods and nearby green spaces from the capitol building’s observation deck on the 27th floor. Visit the USS KIDD Veterans Museum, a military museum filled with immersive exhibits.
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Nature meets luxury in southwest Louisiana
Take to the refreshing waters of Lake Charles on rented paddle crafts or motorboats. Three Las Vegas-style resorts dot its shoreline: Test your luck at the Golden Nugget, L’Auberge or Horseshoe Resorts. The properties also offer award-winning golf courses, large pools, top-notch dining and sandy beaches to enjoy the outdoors at a more leisurely pace.

Creole meets cowboy in Shreveport
Visit top tourist spots including the Red River District with its riverfront casinos, the Sci-Port Discovery Center for interactive science displays, and the historic Strand Theatre for performing arts. Don't miss the Louisiana Boardwalk's shopping and dining, and the Barksdale Global Power Museum for aviation history.