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Bed and Breakfast Louisiana
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Louisiana, mystical, fascinating and romantic, is a state of stunning natural beauty like no other, nicknamed the ‘Pelican State’ it is situated where the Mississippi meets the Gulf of Mexico. The friendly and hospitable owners of Bed and breakfast in Louisiana State are eagerly waiting to spoil you. Punctuated with some super scenery from the exciting cities and beautiful scenic countryside, to the famous Charming Old South with a profusion of attractions, historic plantations, distinctive art and architecture, a rich musical heritage that covers fabulous jazz, toe tapping Cajun and the one and only soul singing gospels, a true melting pot of culture and music. Its vibrant cultural life reflects its famous dish ‘gumbo’ a spicy exciting mixture containing a little bit of everything! Louisiana has rich history with an amazing cultural variety, a legacy from the French and Spanish influences, the Creole inhabitants of New Orleans, the Cajuns of southern Louisiana, European plantation owners, African slaves and settlers of virtually every nationality makes this state unique. Louisiana consists of 9 regions, all of which boast fabulous cuisine, distinct music styles, exotic history, hundreds of year round festivals and tax free shopping.
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Louisiana, mystical, fascinating and romantic, is a state of stunning natural beauty like no other, nicknamed the 'Pelican State' it is situated where the Mississippi meets the Gulf of Mexico. The friendly and hospitable owners of Bed and breakfast in Louisiana State are eagerly waiting to spoil you. Punctuated with some super scenery from the exciting cities and beautiful scenic countryside, to the famous Charming Old South with a profusion of attractions, historic plantations, distinctive art and architecture, a rich musical heritage that covers fabulous jazz, toe tapping Cajun and the one and only soul singing gospels, a true melting pot of culture and music. Its vibrant cultural life reflects its famous dish 'gumbo' a spicy exciting mixture containing a little bit of everything! Louisiana has rich history with an amazing cultural variety, a legacy from the French and Spanish influences, the Creole inhabitants of New Orleans, the Cajuns of southern Louisiana, European plantation owners, African slaves and settlers of virtually every nationality makes this state unique. Louisiana consists of 9 regions, all of which boast fabulous cuisine, distinct music styles, exotic history, hundreds of year round festivals and tax free shopping.
If you’re looking for authentic Louisiana, then this crossroads state steeped in history, with a rich African-American heritage of grand old sugar and cotton plantation homes dating back to 1700s is the place to visit. Among the many towns and cities with interesting historic sites worth visiting are Shreveport a good base in the north or, the state capital Baton Rouge, located on the Mississippi River is a mecca for Blues aficionados. From Baton Rouge Bridge you can enjoy marvellous views over the waterfront, take a lazy sunset cruise and among many other exciting activities, it offers a wealth of wonderful experiences. You’ll’ find stylish accommodation in the many bed and breakfast in Louisiana State catering for all tastes and offering the ambience and charm of the old south with the convenience of easy access to the many attractions found in towns like Saint Francisville, New Roads, White Castle and Krotz Springs. The widely acclaimed Southern hospitality and the ability to entertain the world with music and festivals, certainly greatly contribute to entice travellers back again and again.
Known as "The Big Easy" New Orleans the capital of "Dixieland" and home of Mardi Gras is a diamond set at the end of the Mississippi River’s crown as it spills out into the Gulf of Mexico. It stands unique in America as the only city that strongly preserved its old world Spanish, French and African legacy. Originally built along canals (called bayous) the city is actually an island. Here you can wander through the centuries-old French Quarter or take a carriage ride while listening to tales of voodoo queens and pirates. History enthusiasts can roam through sprawling Victorian mansions and celebrated museums, catching a glimpse of life the way it used to be in the Old South. This multicultural, laid-back city is the original home of Jazz. The colorful streets are filled with art museums, galleries and Creole cuisine restaurants, a fascinating fusion of French and Cajun influences come together to form lavish architecture and of course Jazz. Visit the old buildings rich in character, history and aesthetic beauty, follow the path of the St Charles Streetcar past the homes of the former kings and queens of the Mardi Gras, elegant mansions and the Garden District, you’ll be amazed! You just cannot avoid listening to the different jazz sounds tumbling out of picturesque bars and restaurants. The New Orleans area is also home to more than 7500 aquatic specimens, with 4 major habitats including the Caribbean Reef and one of the world’s largest collections of sharks and Port Sulphur, Metairie and Chalmette offer many attractions and good water sports for the whole family.
Other small historic cities and towns renowned for there scenic beauty and splendid amenities are Lafayette, Abbeville, Breaux Bridge, Carencro, Eunice, Sunset and Saint Martinville. A land of towering sugar cane, winding bayous and lots of crawfish ponds. Learn to two-step to the rhythms of accordions, fiddles and triangles! Here you can explore unique attractions in the Acadian villages where you can experience lots of history, plenty of entertainment and wonderful southern hospitality! Some of the most beautiful homes in the state are found here. Hear stories of ghosts and of the infamous pirate Jean Lafitte, take a tour of the stately Shadows-on-the-Teche, or walk through the fabulous grounds at Rip Van Winkle Gardens at Jefferson. Drive the scenic route through the heart of Cajun country and learn about the culture of these people, a restored bayou town that recreates the life Acadians would have led in the early 19th century. Lafayette district has historic attractions, elegant plantations homes and fascinating swamp tours to enjoy. Next door is the fascinating Houma Terrebonne with pretty little towns to enjoy such as, Houma, Cut Off and Lockport.
Sportsman will find a paradise in the Alexandria and Lake Charles regions, an area of lakes, rolling hills and forests where you’ll find a chain of outstanding localities such as, Mansura, Leesville, Cameron, Welsh and Westlake all good bases in which to visit and a magnet to anyone interested in the great outdoors. It’s also blessed with a wetland paradise, a real treat as the waters support the nesting places of alligators, egrets, herons, racoons and water snakes. In Monroe, Bunkie and Ruston, near Natchitoches and further south, you can tour visitor-friendly alligator farms offering scenic and entertaining trips that take you through a pristine wilderness of winding bayous within a stunning lake of green moss-draped alligator swamp. Other Alligator Bayous wind their way into the 13,000-acre Spanish Lake Basin. Watch the cheeky ‘gators gliding through the swamps, or in the warmer months they can be seen sunning themselves on logs as you glide pass. The towns of Slidell, Abita Springs, Bogalusa, Covington and Folsom in and around St. John the Babtist and the surrounding areas of the North Shore have wonderful all round activities on offer including illuminated sunset tours prior to the setting of the sun, or maybe you’ll like to try a frightful "Swamp Monster Tour" through the beautiful Honey Islands and see the true beauty of Louisiana and the local bed and breakfast in Louisiana State offers the visitor a remarkable experiences to relish for ever!
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