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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is one of those places that you wouldn’t know how fun it was unless you had a reason to visit. But visit you should, because the Louisiana capital city offers a vibrant mix of Southern charm, historical significance, and modern entertainment.
The city is a cool destination for diverse interests and has nearly perfect weather, even during hurricane season.
Calling Baton Rouge? Here are some options to tantalize your taste buds:
If history is your thing, you don’t want to pass up a chance to visit these landmarks.
At the Old Louisiana State Capitol, you can explore the Pelican State’s antebellum past through the architectural structure, which is now a museum.
You can also get the opportunity to discover life before the Civil War through guided tours and stunning architecture.
Nearby is the Louisiana State Capitol: Witness the opulent castle-like architecture and delve into the state’s history through exhibits and tours.
Climb aboard this WWII destroyer turned museum and immerse yourself in naval history through interactive exhibits and the preserved vessel.
The largest historically black college/university system in America, Southern University A&M College boasts a massive view of the Mississippi River decorated with Spanish moss and an ever-present breeze.
SU’s claim to fame aside from its education is its 13 intercollegiate athletics teams known as the Jaguars. Its marching band, the Human Jukebox, puts on a show even on a weeknight practice. Catch them outside ion the fall.
Few venues are as alive and electric as Tiger Stadium before, during and after a home game. The Fighting Tigers typically have a competitive basketball team, but the football team plays some of the most significant games in the country.
On Friday and Saturday nights, Tigerland becomes the perfect place to dive into the lively bar scene on Government Street and Third Street. You can also head to Perkins Rowe for upscale dining and live music venues.
Paddle through cypress swamps teeming with alligators, snakes, and diverse plant life on a guided kayak or canoe tour.
Baton Rouge boasts several indoor rock climbing gyms with varying difficulty levels for both beginners and advanced climbers.
Baton Rouge has its share of museums and such for the culturally appreciative. Here’s where to go:
This contemporary complex hosts diverse exhibitions, performances, and educational programs showcasing visual and performing arts.
Immerse yourself in a world of art, science, and history with permanent and rotating exhibits spanning diverse disciplines.
Enjoy scenic walks or bike rides along the levee overlooking the mighty Mississippi River, soak in the sunset, or catch a concert at the amphitheater.
Observe diverse animal species from around the world in natural habitats and participate in educational programs.
Take a walk on the elevated boardwalk through the swamp and discover the unique ecosystem inhabited by diverse flora and fauna.
Stroll through tranquil gardens showcasing native plants and enjoy seasonal festivals and events.
With its varied attractions, Baton Rouge caters to different interests and promises an unforgettable experience. So, lace up your walking shoes.
No trip to Baton Rouge is complete without sampling the delicious Cajun and Creole cuisine. Indulge in gumbo, jambalaya, po’boys, and beignets, and wash it down with a local craft beer.
Expect to indulge in many foods that New Orleans is known For, including Gumbo, Beignets and more, except done with a Baton Rouge twist.
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