Baton Rouge: Attractions and more...
Delve into the past of the city by visiting the historical sites of Audubon State Historic Site and Oakley House, Centenary State Historic Site and Louisiana Governor's Mansion. Also, visit the Louisiana State Capitol, the tallest Capitol in the US, and the Old State Capitol, which has been awarded for its magnificent building.
Through the LSU Rural Life Museum and Windrush Gardens, enjoy the now forgotten life of pre-industrial Louisiana. For a completely wild experience, visit the LSU Tiger Stadium which has attracted more than 15 million fans since its inception in 1957. USS Kidd Veterans Memorial & Museum should be visited for its display of WWII Fletcher class destroyer.
Baton Rouge is home to the country’s finest zoo where more than 1,800 animals and birds can be viewed in their natural habitat.
Baton Rouge’s most famous and appreciated festival is the Mardi Gras and its Krewe of Mystique Parade.
What to see in detail
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