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Welcome to the Cities of Louisiana.New Orleans is the largest city and Baton Rouge (Red Stick) is the capital.Click To Contact:
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| Sportsman's Paradise | Nestled among North Louisiana's rivers, hills and fertile fields, find cities and towns that combine pioneer history with present-day excitement. You'll experience riverboat gaming, excellent restaurants, live music of every sort, museums, heritage centers, great antiquing, delightful shopping and plenty more. |
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| Crossroads | Central Louisiana offers you a generous slice of our colonial riches. From landmark plantations and historic towns to Creole and Cajun heritage, you'll experience the cultures that have made our state world famous. Romantic and historic bed & breakfasts, unique African American history, natural splendors and antiquing all await you. |
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| Cajun Country | Get out the accordion and the fiddle. Put on your dancing shoes and have a good time. Wherever you go throughout Southwest Louisiana, you'll participate in the lively culture of the Cajuns. Music is everywhere. Food is delicious and zesty. Celebration is in the air. And, by all means, take a swamp tour. |
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| Plantation Country | Here you see Louisiana's past, present and her future. Baton Rouge, our state capital, sits at the heart of this remarkable region. It's the perfect location for exploring our great English plantations around St. Francisville and Jackson and the magnificent Creole plantations near New Roads and down the Great River Road. |
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| Greater New Orleans | From the heart of New Orleans to elegant small towns on Lake Pontchartrain's north shore, you'll find nonstop history, festivals and natural beauty. Drive Scenic Byways, dine at outdoor cafés, enjoy fabulous shopping, visit world-class attractions or charter a boat and go deep sea fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. |
