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Bossier
City, Louisiana:
The area of Bossier City, Louisiana, dates back to the 1830's and its origins in the
Elysian Groves Plantation.
From Louisiana Downs, one of the nation's largest thoroughbred
racetracks, to the American Rose Center, North America's largest park dedicated to the
cultivation of the rose, and three dockside riverboat casinos, Shreveport-Bossier features
activities and opportunities to delight visitors and residents alike.
If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of Louisiana during the
summer! Unless you’ve come to gamble in the air-conditioned casinos well into the
sultry night.
New
Orleans, Louisiana:
With more than 20,000 rooms available, there is no shortage of accommodations in the Big
Easy.
The novice to New Orleans is faced with a slew of decisions. Rental car
vs. city transportation. Jazz at House of Blues vs. jazz at Preservation Hall. Beignets
vs. muffalettas. Why hassle with choosing the right hotel?
It's no secret that long, hot summers are associated with New Orleans.
Like much of the deep South, summer is sweltering. This is a cheap time to visit the Big
Easy, if you can stomach the humidity.
New Orleans Attractions
Aquarium of the Americas
Bourgeois Charters
Cabildo Museum
Cajun Pride Swamp Tour
Cajun Queen Riverboat Cruises
Cajun Restaurants
Creole Queen Paddlewheeler
Cypress Swamp Tours
Dixieland Dinner Cruise
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French Quarter Tours
Haunted History Tours
Jean Lafitte Nat. Historical Park
Jean Lafitte Swamp Tours
Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre
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Louisiana Children's Museum
Louisiana Swamp Tours
Louisiana State Museum
Mardi Gras World
Mississippi River Cruise
Musee Conti Wax Museum
New Orleans City Tours
New Orleans Jazz
New Orleans Museum of Art
Plantation Tours
Presbytere Museum
Royal Carriages Tours
St. Louis Cathedral
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New Orleans, Louisiana
Over Da River Is Algiers Point: by Leon Schwarzbaum.
At the foot of Charles Street, join the Algerians (that's right,
Algerians) commuting via the free ferry across the Mississippi River to Algiers Point and Old Algiers. Go, as the natives
say, "over da river" and back in time.
Cookin' in New Orleans: by Leon Schwarzbaum.
They come to party, they come to ride the river boats, they come to
gamble and they come to eat. Tourists come to New Orleans to let the good times roll. But
some are drawn by the cooking
schools.
The New
Orleans School of Cooking is located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the
early 1800's in the heart of the French Quarter.
Discovering the French Quarter: by Lee Ann Paradise.
Known for its sumptuous culinary delights and some of the best jazz
music in the world, a visit to New Orleans, Louisiana wouldn't be complete without time
spent in the famed French Quarter.
Magazine Street: by Leon Schwarzbaum.
For six miles, parallel to the Mississippi River, uptown (upriver) from
Canal Street at the edge of the French Quarter, to Audubon Park, Magazine Street evokes images of New York's East
Village and Los Angeles' Melrose Avenue.
New Orleans Swamp Romp: by Priscilla Estes.
Opportunities abound for adventure. Swamp land surrounds the island of
New Orleans, creating countless bayous, wetlands and waterways, and a generous variety of
swamp tours. From a rustic canoe for two to a fancy schooner for 50, there are swamp
jaunts to float everybody's boat.
The King of All Jazz Festivals: by Rita Cook.
For more than 30 years, New Orleans has consistently thrown the jazz festival of all jazz festivals with the likes
of Fats Domino, Bruce Hornsby, Earth, Wind and Fire, Al Jarreau and the Neville Brothers
live on stage.
Where the Ghouls Are: by Kimberly Reed Barker.
With an history rich in deviant behavior ghostbusters, researchers,
paraspsychologists and scam
artists come to investigate the musty streets of the French Quarter for specters and
ghouls who were killed violently during years gone by.
While the ghosts of New
Orleans can't find peace because of how they died, the ghostbusters can't find peace
until they prove they're out there.
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