Baton Rouge Zoo is a very popular and has many different types of animals such as fish, reptiles, and amphibians. There are over 1,800 animals in the Baton Rouge Zoo. There is the L'aquarium de Louisiane and The Otter Pond also at the Baton Rouge Zoo. Of course visitors need to go to Parrot Paradise with some of the most rarest and colorful birds from the tropic areas. Then there is the kids zoo along with the Cypress Bayou Railroad for families to enjoy as well. The Flamingo Cove and Giants of the Islands exhibits include Chilean flamingos and Galapagos and Aldabra tortoises. The KidsZoo features hands on farm animals and a brand new Safari Playground.

The Hilltop Arboretum sits on about 14 acres of land in Baton Rouge and it was first purchased after World War II by Emory Smith and his wife, Annette. It was first just a working farm and country retreat. The visitors can go along the winding paths that take them to the bamboo grove, century old oak trees, the "Cathedral" where trees hang like a canopy from a green protective room and the "Emory Smith" magnolia.

The Louisiana Arts and Science Museum is held in a historic railroad depot right along the Mississippi River. It offers educational entertainment for many people of all different ages. The art galleries part of the museum feature changing fine art exhibitions and selections from the permanent collection. There is a part designed just for children which is the interactive art and science galleries which include creative and enlightening fun that can be done in many different ways. There is also the Ancient Egypt Gallery which holds ancient artifacts and a Ptolemaic-era mummy that lays in a re-created rock-cut tomb. Visitors can't forget to stop by the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium for the sky shows, large format films, visual music shows, and galleries devoted to space science. This is a museum for the whole family to enjoy.

The Old State Capitol is located in Baton Rouge and is known as a Gothic-Revival castle. This castle was built in 1847 and burnt down by the Union Army. In 1882 it was repaired and then served at the state capitol right up until the year of 1932. Today the building serves as the Center for Political and Governmental History. Some of the exhibits include The Huey Long Assassination Exhibit, The Governors' Exhibit, The Campaign and Elections Exhibit, and The Louisiana Purchase Exhibit.

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The Cane River National Heritage Area is a spot known for historic agriculture landscapes, Creole architecture, and multi cultural legacy. This region is said to be sitting on the boundary of French and Spanish realms of the New World. It features many beautiful historic sites of a unique blend of cultures that reflect the legacy. Included in this region is the seven national historic landmarks, three state historic sites, and 24 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In total it is 35 miles long and most of that is privately owned but are still open to the public.

The St. Louis Cathedral is known as one of New Orleans most notable landmarks. This building has three steeples that tower over its neighbors, the Cabildo and the Presbytere. People in New Orleans have been worshipping the churches on this site since 1727. In 1720 was when this Cathedral was established as a Parish by the King of France. There is a list of people who were buried under the Cathedral before it was built which is the reason why it is so worshipped.
 
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The Garden District in New Orleans is a neighborhood. It was once just a bunch of different plantations, then sold off into parcels to wealthy Americans. It was originally just a few houses on each block surrounded by a large garden. The George Washington Cable House and the Commander's Place were both famous landmarks in the Garden District. There were a couple 19th century mansions and "gingerbread" decorated late Victorian houses. This Garden District is mainly known for its architecture more than the gardens.

The New Orleans Hurricane Katrina Tour is a tour that takes visitors on a 3 hour ride through New Orleans and explains what happened. The visitors on the tour will learn the history of the original city called the French Quarters and why it was built along the Mississippi River. Then the tour takes visitors past an actual levee that "breached" and to see the devastation that actually happened when hundreds of thousands of U.S. Residents were displaced due to this man made disaster. People will be absolutely amazed at all the damage this storm did and how many people it injured and worse. This is a tour visitors do not want to miss if they are interested in the history along with the Hurricane Katrina catastrophe.