Jenn's Guidebook
Bucket List Event/places
Events and places that are on a large majority of visitors’ list of things to do
Best place to watch a college football game on a Saturday night!
104 recommandé par les habitants
LSU Tiger Stadium
Best place to watch a college football game on a Saturday night!
Amazing sets and talent. One of the top haunted house attractions in the US. Changes every year!
21 recommandé par les habitants
13th Gate Escape, Louisiana's Ultimate Escape Game
800 St Philip StAmazing sets and talent. One of the top haunted house attractions in the US. Changes every year!
Second attraction added by 13th Gate owner and it does not disappoint!
21 recommandé par les habitants
13th Gate Escape, Louisiana's Ultimate Escape Game
800 St Philip StSecond attraction added by 13th Gate owner and it does not disappoint!
New Orleans
French Quarter
Longest historic shopping district in New Orleans. Has everything from designer boutiques, New Orleans original stores, products and services, to thrift stores, consignment shops, yoga studios, gyms, spas, nail salons, art galleries, art markets, costume shops, bookstores, unique specialty stores, tattoo parlors, cigar shops, and flag stores, hardware stores, bike shops, watch repair, jewelry stores sprinkled with cafes, coffee shops, bistros, neighborhood local flavors, corner cafes, bars, live music venues and dance halls.
396 recommandé par les habitants
Magazine Street
Magazine StreetLongest historic shopping district in New Orleans. Has everything from designer boutiques, New Orleans original stores, products and services, to thrift stores, consignment shops, yoga studios, gyms, spas, nail salons, art galleries, art markets, costume shops, bookstores, unique specialty stores, tattoo parlors, cigar shops, and flag stores, hardware stores, bike shops, watch repair, jewelry stores sprinkled with cafes, coffee shops, bistros, neighborhood local flavors, corner cafes, bars, live music venues and dance halls.
The National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StOutdoor activities
Run, bike, picnic, volleyball, feed ducks
Gorgeous views, peaceful trails, calm lake for kayaking, paddle boarding, feed ducks, picnic
19 recommandé par les habitants
LSU Lake-S
1058 Stanford AveGorgeous views, peaceful trails, calm lake for kayaking, paddle boarding, feed ducks, picnic
Wonderful assortment of food, fresh ingredients, crafts, art, people
18 recommandé par les habitants
Red Stick Farmers Market
501 N 5th StWonderful assortment of food, fresh ingredients, crafts, art, people
Beautiful scenes, festivals, live music, running, biking, community gatherings, gardens and water sculptures.
9 recommandé par les habitants
Riverfront Plaza
300 S River RdBeautiful scenes, festivals, live music, running, biking, community gatherings, gardens and water sculptures.
Live after Five, live music series that runs for 8 Fridays in Fall and Spring free to public. Food and beverage vendors selling as well as face painting and other activities.
Galvez Plaza Stage
120 St Louis StLive after Five, live music series that runs for 8 Fridays in Fall and Spring free to public. Food and beverage vendors selling as well as face painting and other activities.
Best spot to find great live jazz and blues music every night to shake a tail feather.
655 recommandé par les habitants
Frenchmen Street
Best spot to find great live jazz and blues music every night to shake a tail feather.
Shops of the Colonnade - French Market
1008 N Peters StHistoric Town, great food scene, bars, historic homes and buildings with Louisiana University at Hammond/ Southeastern Louisiana University award winning programs only 25 minutes from MSY International Airport.
Hammond Historic District
219 East Robert StreetHistoric Town, great food scene, bars, historic homes and buildings with Louisiana University at Hammond/ Southeastern Louisiana University award winning programs only 25 minutes from MSY International Airport.
Close to my house and has excellent antiques and other local boutiques.
15 recommandé par les habitants
Denham Springs Antique Village
100-230 N Range AveClose to my house and has excellent antiques and other local boutiques.
Many south Louisiana cultural and historic activities, places and events including festivals, animal sanctuary and alligator habitat. Only 25-30 minutes from my home.
Tangipahoa Parish
Many south Louisiana cultural and historic activities, places and events including festivals, animal sanctuary and alligator habitat. Only 25-30 minutes from my home.
Port Allen Lock
Oak Alley Plantation
3645 LA-18Whitney Plantation
5099 LA-18Belle Grove Plantation Site
Nottoway Plantation & Resort
31025 LA-1Laura Plantation: Louisiana's Creole Heritage Site
2247 LA-18Food scene
Excellent rooftop terrace with amazing sunset views over Mississippi River, delicious martinis, great service, outstanding sushi.
96 recommandé par les habitants
Tsunami Sushi Baton Rouge
100 Lafayette StExcellent rooftop terrace with amazing sunset views over Mississippi River, delicious martinis, great service, outstanding sushi.
Amazing owners who have the knack for the details. Splendid food, charbroiled oysters, cocktails, extensive wine list, friendly happy hour and cozy tables for a special evening or large table for groups.
7 recommandé par les habitants
French Market Bistro
16645 Highland RdAmazing owners who have the knack for the details. Splendid food, charbroiled oysters, cocktails, extensive wine list, friendly happy hour and cozy tables for a special evening or large table for groups.
Best service in the city, thanks to Leo Verde, GM and long time Baton Rouge steak house purveyor. Intimate piano bar with gorgeous long wooden bar and professional bartenders. Steaks are to die for and the sides, so incredibly good.
16 recommandé par les habitants
Stab's Prime Steak and Seafood
7666 Jefferson HwyBest service in the city, thanks to Leo Verde, GM and long time Baton Rouge steak house purveyor. Intimate piano bar with gorgeous long wooden bar and professional bartenders. Steaks are to die for and the sides, so incredibly good.
Another of the primo locally owned restaurants serving incredible creole food and full bar cocktails . Turtle soup is a must!
18 recommandé par les habitants
Juban's
3739 Perkins RdAnother of the primo locally owned restaurants serving incredible creole food and full bar cocktails . Turtle soup is a must!
Excellent happy hour patio and bar. Local and LSU alumni favorite. Still serving excellent creole food and full bar cocktails with a large selection of beers too. great spot to watch sports games too! One of the few places in Baton Rouge open and serving food until 12a!
33 recommandé par les habitants
The Chimes East
10870 Coursey BlvdExcellent happy hour patio and bar. Local and LSU alumni favorite. Still serving excellent creole food and full bar cocktails with a large selection of beers too. great spot to watch sports games too! One of the few places in Baton Rouge open and serving food until 12a!
The Little Village
14241 Airline HwyRuth's Chris Steak House
525 Fulton StBeausoleil Restaurant & Bar
7731 Jefferson HwyRuffino's | Italian Restaurant
18811 Highland RdLive music sole nights, best margaritas in MidCity, excellent fajitas, huge outdoor patio.
34 recommandé par les habitants
Superior Bar & Grill MidCity
5435 Government StLive music sole nights, best margaritas in MidCity, excellent fajitas, huge outdoor patio.
Schlittz & Giggles
2355 Ferndale AveSightseeing
Beautiful historic architectural building, grounds, gardens, iron fencing, enchanting curved staircase with stained glass dome above.
69 recommandé par les habitants
Louisiana's Old State Capitol
100 North BlvdBeautiful historic architectural building, grounds, gardens, iron fencing, enchanting curved staircase with stained glass dome above.
Incredible old building with architectural details and place of much Louisiana colorful political past. Park surrounding the capital building has huge old historic oaks and gardens meandering throughout.
44 recommandé par les habitants
Louisiana State Capitol
Incredible old building with architectural details and place of much Louisiana colorful political past. Park surrounding the capital building has huge old historic oaks and gardens meandering throughout.
Stroller along historic Oak lined St Charles Avenue where historic mansions tower both sides of the avenue, as the historic green-line streetcar continues to rumble down the center neutral ground, (the median of the divided boulevard as the rest of the world may call it.) This mixed residential entertainment district historic street has cafes, fine dining, diners, casual restaurants, chic bistros, coffee shops, bakeries, bars, lounges, music venues, mixed with clinics, churches, synagogues, hotels, clubs, drug stores, schools, parks, hospitals, and two universities- Tulane and Loyal, and runs from the French Quarter, the oldest section of New Orleans all the way up river to the “Riverbend” at the end of St Charles Ave. at River Road, where the Mississippi River actually bends back towards the north before winding again back west northwest. At the Riverbend, multiple historic businesses are still in operation and have must try famous food. New Orleans Original Daiquiri is there, Camilla Grill - offering 24/7 diner breakfast made with a smile and a song by some of the best and longest continuous Camilla Grill employed cooks than anywhere else. There breakfast burritos are superb as are the pancakes and bacon!
150 recommandé par les habitants
Saint Charles Avenue
Saint Charles AvenueStroller along historic Oak lined St Charles Avenue where historic mansions tower both sides of the avenue, as the historic green-line streetcar continues to rumble down the center neutral ground, (the median of the divided boulevard as the rest of the world may call it.) This mixed residential entertainment district historic street has cafes, fine dining, diners, casual restaurants, chic bistros, coffee shops, bakeries, bars, lounges, music venues, mixed with clinics, churches, synagogues, hotels, clubs, drug stores, schools, parks, hospitals, and two universities- Tulane and Loyal, and runs from the French Quarter, the oldest section of New Orleans all the way up river to the “Riverbend” at the end of St Charles Ave. at River Road, where the Mississippi River actually bends back towards the north before winding again back west northwest. At the Riverbend, multiple historic businesses are still in operation and have must try famous food. New Orleans Original Daiquiri is there, Camilla Grill - offering 24/7 diner breakfast made with a smile and a song by some of the best and longest continuous Camilla Grill employed cooks than anywhere else. There breakfast burritos are superb as are the pancakes and bacon!
Louisiana State University
Historic old town, plantations, haunted mansion, food, shops, parks, hiking trails, just 30 minutes north of downtown Baton Rouge
18 recommandé par les habitants
Saint Francisville
Historic old town, plantations, haunted mansion, food, shops, parks, hiking trails, just 30 minutes north of downtown Baton Rouge
Louisiana Children's Museum
15 Henry Thomas DrTransportation
International airport. Direct flights on southwest.
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
1 Terminal DrBaton Rouge Metropolitan Airport
3202 Sally Ride AveGreyhound: Bus Station
Sports bar - neighbored
Excellent close local place for good people, lots of TVs and plenty of sports
Best margaritas in Historic Perkins Overpass District, quick delish, fresh made tacos, burritos, bowls, queso, large patio, eclectic friendly local LSU & Saints fans, huge bar, tons of tables, & Large TVs showing The Game, (any season) always.
12 recommandé par les habitants
Zippy's Burritos Tacos & More
3155 Perkins RdBest margaritas in Historic Perkins Overpass District, quick delish, fresh made tacos, burritos, bowls, queso, large patio, eclectic friendly local LSU & Saints fans, huge bar, tons of tables, & Large TVs showing The Game, (any season) always.
Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux - Burbank Restaurant
3838 Burbank DrMid City Beer Garden
3808 Government StZee Zees
Phil's Oyster Bar & Seafood Restaurant
4335 Perkins RdThe Chimes
3357 Highland RdNeighborhoods
Eclectic area of funky shops, boutiques, cafe's and bars, easily accessible by bike or walking. Plenty of free parking also. Uber is easy to use anywhere for pretty cheap as you are literally snack dab in middle of the Greater Baton Rouge Area. Diverse population and area of family friendly quiet friendly neighborhoods.
There is also public bus stop right out front on N. Acadian Thruway that can take you most places in Baton Rouge. Google "CATS" (capital area transit services).
For LSU games, there use to be /is parking downtown and a paid- ticketed-shuttle that runs to the stadium. (Check before you plan!)
Government St, Baton Rouge, LA, États-Unis
Eclectic area of funky shops, boutiques, cafe's and bars, easily accessible by bike or walking. Plenty of free parking also. Uber is easy to use anywhere for pretty cheap as you are literally snack dab in middle of the Greater Baton Rouge Area. Diverse population and area of family friendly quiet friendly neighborhoods.
There is also public bus stop right out front on N. Acadian Thruway that can take you most places in Baton Rouge. Google "CATS" (capital area transit services).
For LSU games, there use to be /is parking downtown and a paid- ticketed-shuttle that runs to the stadium. (Check before you plan!)
The Overpass Merchant
2904 Perkins RdGarden District
Southdowns
Tigerland Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70820, États-Unis