Explore Louisiana
Explore Louisiana
When was the last time you explored Louisiana? Come and see it, taste it, experience it and then share with #MyLouisiana! See how locals and visitors alike are already sharing their favorite things to see and do in Louisiana to inspire your next visit.
Louisiana Civil Rights Trail
On the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail, discover the real-life heroes who strategized, organized, preached, marched, boycotted, stood up, sat down, and sang for change. Real people who dedicated themselves and their lives to Making Rights Real.
Louisiana Quilt Trail
A Quilt Trail is the exhibition of artistic interpretations (painted, mixed media, etc.) of quilt blocks outdoors on homes, businesses, sheds, fences, barns or on posts in the yard, field, pasture or flower bed.
Among the region's unique landscape and architecture of the parishes of Tangipahoa, St. Tammany, Livingston, St. Helena and Washington. These five parishes are located at the crossroad of Interstate 12 (east & west) and Interstate 55 (north & south). All Trails are within a 45 minute-to-two hour drive from both New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
Southeast Louisiana gumbo
Southeast Louisiana is one of America’s most memorable travel destinations. Savor our rich history, live music, charming festivals, and of course...terrific food!
Zachary Taylor Parkway
The Zachary Taylor Parkway is a scenic transportation corridor with a variety of tourism and recreation opportunities. Much like the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia and North Carolina, or the Natchez Trace Parkway that stretches through Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama, the Zachary Taylor Parkway offers a pleasant driving experience while highlighting all of the surrounding Louisiana countryside.