Baton Rouge is nestled in Louisiana along the eastern line of the Mississippi river. It is famous for its French Creole houses, French architecture, Cajun cuisine and Antebellum sites. We, Trekhops, will guide you through the tour.
The best time to visit Baton Rouge is the autumn. With foliage around, it's a dream like destination to witness. Start your Baton Rouge city tour with Louisiana State Capitol. It is one of the tallest buildings in the US. This Deco structure is 450 feet tall and offers you views of the whole city from its perception deck. Do not miss the capitol's beautiful gardens and memorials, as well as its interior architecture.
Next head over for your Baton Rouge sightseeing to the Old Capitol. The "Castle on the River," a Gothic Revival structure, is home to a political history museum that tells the state's past. There are an ample number of family-friendly interactive displays and historical artifacts. For a Baton Rouge family vacation, this place is ideal for both learning and interacting.
There are various museums that give you insight into Baton Rouge. Start with LSU Rural Life Museum. It displays the art works and handicrafts of the rural communities. The Capitol Park Museum is also a good place to visit. Learn about Louisiana's historic past and end your evening at some of the best eateries there.
Arts lovers must enjoy Baton Rouge cultural experiences at the Shaw Center and the Louisiana Science & Art Museum where variety of art displays, concerts, and theatres that take place in the galleries, auditoriums, and performance halls of this contemporary arts complex, throughout the year. Louisiana Art & Science Museum mixes art galleries with science exhibits and features a planetarium that is popular with both children and adults.
There are many festivals and events happening throughout the year, highlighting the city's vibrant cultural life. These festivals and events bring the community together to celebrate music, food, and culture. Some of the festivals are the Louisiana Earth Day Festival, the Bayou Country Superfest, as well as Fête Rouge.
Treat your taste buds with mouthwatering Cajun and Creole dishes available in the city while experiencing the warmth of the hospitality at iconic restaurants like The Chimes or the Parrain's Seafood to taste the best seafood, southern cuisine and of course Cajun delights. for more visit TrekHops.com
