Louisiana’s River Towns Worth Visiting: Four Stops for Food, History, and Slow-Good Views
Louisiana’s great river towns have a particular rhythm. Morning starts with chicory coffee and the soft hum of
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From its cultural diversity to its delicious Cajun and Creole cuisine, Louisiana offers visitors natural beauty in its diverse ecosystems and lively entertainment in the famous French Quarter. Chow down on seafood in the “Crawfish Capital of the World” while you take in smooth tunes in one of Louisiana's many jazz clubs. If you’re in town the day before Ash Wednesday you can partake in the festivities of one of the biggest celebrations in the country, Mardi Gras.
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