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- About
USA CityLink - Louisiana -
- Helpful and Informative Links.
- Ascension
Parish Tourist Commission -
- Convenience and beauty a world away in Ascension Parish. A history
unique ...even for America.
- Art
of George Rodrigue -
- Welcome to the Website devoted to the artwork of Cajun artist
George Rodrigue. (Official Blue Dog Site) .
- Baton
Rouge - Convention & Visitors Bureau -
- Welcome to Baton Rouge, Louisiana's state capital. We're located
at the center of Louisiana's cultural excitement, close to all
the sights and fun that make our state unique. Whether you're
coming for a family vacation, romantic getaway, group tour or
convention, you'll find everything you need right here to plan
a great time.
- Baton
Rouge - Culinary Arts Institute of Louisiana -
- An associate degree granting institute located in the deep South
in an old hotel overlooking the beautiful Mississippi River.
- Baton
Rouge - Mike Anderson's Seafood Restaurants -
- A little history goes a long way ...
- Bossier
City -
- Welcome to Bossier City.
- Bossier
City - CenturyTel Center -
- Bossier City, Louisiana. Located on the banks of the Red River,
CenturyTel Center is called "home" by both the Mudbugs WPHL hockey
team and The Bossier City Battle Wings, an af2 team, and host
a variety of other sporting events. This venue also features concerts,
family shows, ice-skating shows, motor sports, rodeos, conventions,
religious and community events, as well as other special events.
- Bossier
City - Horseshoe Gaming, Inc. -
- Horseshoe Gaming has delivered for you the excitement of Las
Vegas strip to Louisiana and Mississippi.
- Bossier
City - Shreveport -
- Welcome to Bossier City - Shreveport.
- Cajun
Culture By Tony Chachere's Creole Foods -
- Tony Chachere's is the most popular brand of Louisiana-style
food products, founded by the "Ole Master" of Cajun Cooking. Nothing
Is More Cajun.
- Calloway
Corners Bed & Breakfast -
- Relax in the quiet countryside, morning coffee, full breakfast,
two porches, afternoon refreshments, cozy fireplaces and the necessary
modern conveniences, phone, bath & television.
- Concordia
Parish School System-
- Education is Everybody's Business. Links to interesting and
helpful sites.
- Cowboy
Town -
- Boyce, Louisiana - Central Louisiana's Premier Entertainment
Facility.
- Darrow
- Tezcuco Plantation Home -
- Tours - Bed and Breakfast - Restaurant. Located at 3138 Highway
44. Call 504.562.3929. Fax 504.562.3923.
- Gonzales
- Tanger Outlet -
- The sale never ends.
- Grand
Casino -
- We're going to WOW you. Gaming Action * Coushatta Grand Hotel
* Luxury RV Resort * Grand Dining.
- Grand
Isle -
- Welcome to the only site dedicated solely to Grand Isle, Louisiana.
The community consists of both Grand Isle and Cheniere Caminada
and is located in Jefferson Parish at the southern tip of La.
Hwy. 1. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, the primary businesses
for island residents are tourism, the seafood industry, and oil
field related professions. Originally inhabited in the early 1700's,
Grand Isle is a relatively small community with a population of
approximately 1,500 people. However, during the summer when vacationers
begin flocking to the island, it is occupied by more than 12,000
tourists taking part in activities such as the Grand Isle International
Tarpon Rodeo and Fourth of July festivities. So, if you are looking
for a fantastic vacation, come visit Grand Isle and see why Louisiana
is referred to as "The Sportsman's Paradise".
- Guide
to Southwestern Louisiana - Tourist Information -
- Louisiana really outdoes the rest of the country when it comes
to visitor information centers.
- Gumbo
Pages -
- Wondering what this is all about? First of all, it's a musical,
culinary and cultural information source about my beloved hometown
of New Orleans, as well as Acadiana ...
- Harrah's
Entertainment, Inc. -
- Arizona ** Illinois ** Kansas ** Louisiana ** Mississippi **
Missouri ** Nevada ** New Jersey ** North Carolina * Washington.
- Historic
Tourist Attractions -
- The historic marker at the foot of the Mississippi River bridge
in Vidalia pinpoints the site of the Sand Bar Fight of Jim Bowie
and Norris Wright.
- Horseshoe
Gaming, Inc. -
- Horseshoe Gaming has delivered for you the excitement of the
Las Vegas strip to Louisiana and Mississippi. We offer Vegas style
gaming with Southern hospitality.
- HotWired:
Rough Guide - New Orleans
- Mardi Gras and other New Orleans Festivals.
- INFO
Louisiana -
- Entry point to state government information.
- Jeff
Davis Parish -
- Picture Yourself Here. Many helpful and informative pages.
- Kinder
- Grand Casinos Coushatta -
- Kinder, Louisiana. Grand Casino Coushatta offers you more fun,
more excitement, better chances to win, better odds, and longer
play.
- Lafayette
-
- It's the hub of Acadiana and the starting point for tourists
who are interested in experiencing the three main ingredients
of Cajun culture: good people, good food and good times all only
an hour west of Baton Rouge.
- Lafayette
Convention and Visitors Commission - Audio -
- Bienvenu! Comment ?a va? Welcome to Lafayette, the heart of
French Louisiana. If you're looking for a unique cultural experience,
then Lafayette is where you want to be. We do things a little
different here, cher.
- Lafayette
- Prejean's Restaurant -
- Award-Winning Cajun Cuisine. Cajun Cuisine :: Live Cajun Music
:: Fresh Gulf Seafood. Lafayette, Louisiana.
- Lafayette
- Randol's Restaurant -
- The Cajun Restaurant, established 1972.
- Lake
Charles -
- Accommodations / Attractions / Restaurants / Area Maps / Calendar
/ Request Info / Links.
- Lake
Charles and Calcasieu Parish Links -
- Many helpful links.
- Lake
Charles - Contraband Days Festival -
- Once a year during the first two weeks in May, the city of Lake
Charles, Louisiana, returns to rollicking, swashbuckling days
of the pirates and buccaneers who once sailed the area's lakes,
rivers, and bayous. Legend has it that the French gentleman pirate
Jean Lafitte buried his contraband treasure somewhere along the
Southwest Louisiana's plentiful waterways. The celebration of
this historic figure and his adventures has grown into a twelve-day
extravaganza of unmatched festivity -- Contraband Days.
- Lake
Charles - Players Island -
- Acres of Tropical Island Adventure. A floating tropical island.
Two magnificent casinos. Sports bar and lounge. Restaurants. Hotel.
- Louisiana
-
- Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism.
- Louisiana
- Office of Tourism -
- Free Louisiana Travel Information by Mail.
- Louisiana
Radio & TV Online -
- Listings for all Louisiana Radio and TV stations.
- Louisiana
Seafood -
- Louisiana's warm Gulf waters and fertile estuarine systems are
home to more than 100 commercially valuable seafood species, a
variety unmatched anywhere else in the nation.
- Louisiana
State Parks -
- Louisiana's State Parks, Historic Sites, and Preservation Area
offer you and your family a uniquely rewarding experience of our
state's natural beauty and historical riches. Each one of our
State Parks was carefully chosen for its outstanding and excellent
recreation potential.
- Louisiana
Tourism -
- To enhance your understanding of Louisiana's diverse cultures
and scenic treasures, we have divided the state into five regions.
- Metairie
- Lariviera Restaurant -
- We'll take you back to the Italian Riviera. The seafood is fresh,
the pasta is homemade and the service is friendly. Warmly tucked
away in Metairie. Italian, French and Spanish are spoken at La
Riviera Restaurant.
- Monroe
/ West Monroe Convention & Visitors Bureau
- Welcome to the Twin Cities and North Louisiana. We invite you
to discover and explore the many aspects of our area.
- New
Iberia -
- Situated on the Gulf of Mexico in subtropical south Louisiana,
Iberia Parish is the land of the celebrated Bayou Teche; of vast
coastal salt marshes populated by snowy egrets, nutria, alligators,
and other wildlife; of lush tropical gardens, elegant plantation
homes, and fiery red peppers; of gumbo, ?touff?e, bisque, and
boudin; of Cajuns and Creoles and their distinctive folk cultures.
- New
Orleans -
- New Orleans Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau.
- New
Orleans -
- Where the world comes for information on New Orleans.
- New
Orleans - A City of Many First -
- The first city in North America to build levees to harness the
Mississippi River. Until the 1950's, New Orleans was the only
city on the river that maintained its own levees. The home of
the first movie theater, pharmacy, permanent opera house, Mardi
Gras parade, plush hotel and the first department store in North
America. New Orleanians named the cocktail and coined the term
"DIXIE".
- New
Orleans - Acme Oyster House -
- Since 1910 ...A New Orleans legend.
- New
Orleans - Airboat Swamp Tours -
- Bayou Gauch Airboat Swamp Tours. Whether you're a local or a
visitor to the New Orleans Metropolitan area, you'll know after
taking our airboat swamp tour why everyone keeps coming back.
- New
Orleans - Antoines Restaurant -
- ....since 1840. Located at 713-717 Rue St. Louis. Reservations
504.581.4422. Lunch Casual -- Dinner Sport Coats. Internationally
renowned. French to New Orleans own inimitable Creole cuisine
...Antoine's Restaurant is a special place.
- New
Orleans - Aquarium of the Americas -
- Also, the Audubon Zoological Gardens. Celebrating the Wonders
of Nature.
- New
Orleans - Arnaud's Remoulade -
- Restaurant - Oyster Bar - Bar. Taste Local Favorites - Local
Flavors. Located at 309 Bourbon Street. Dress is casual and the
price is right. Call 504.523.0377. Family owned since 1918.
- New
Orleans - Bacco -
- The Brennan family restaurants.
- New
Orleans - Bayona -
- Nestled in a 200-year old romantic Creole cottage in the heart
of the French Quarter, Bayona is a jewel in the crown of New Orleans
cuisine. Featuring flavors of the Mediterranean, award-winning
Chef Susan Spicer also incorporates Alsace, Asia, India and the
Southwest into her menu. Recognized by national critics including
the James Beard Foundation, Susan and Bayona offer guests an elegantly
causal atmosphere and consistently outstanding service.
- New
Orleans - Bijouterie -
- A fine selection of charms, thimbles, pewter, belt buckles &
miniature hand crafted New Orleans jewelry and riconada collection.
Located in the French Market at 930 Decatur Street. Call 504.524.4930.
- New
Orleans - Bottom of the Cup Tearoom -
- The oldest tearoom in the United States. Located at 616 Conti
- Call 504.524.1997 and at 732 Rue Royal - Call 504.523.1204.
Since 1929, the psychic center of New Orleans.
- New
Orleans - Brennan's -
- Since 1946, Brennan's in New Orleans has been a culinary phenomenon.
Through the years, Brennan's chefs have created some of the world's
most famous and imaginative dishes which continue to give great
pleasure to millions of discerning customers.
- New
Orleans - Broussard's Restaurant -
- Chef Gunter Preuss and Family welcome you to Broussard's Restaurant.
In a city that joyously celebrates fine dining as an art form,
Broussard's has been a fixture for nearly a century.
- New
Orleans - Cafe Gumbolaya -
- Located in the Red Store at 1000 N. Peters. Gateway to the French
Market. Cajun Creole Cuisine. Casual attire accepted. Live entertainment.
Don't miss our Champagne Cajun Sunday Brunch. Call 504.523. 7418.
- New
Orleans - Cafe Havana -
- Largest Humidor & Best Cigar Selection in the Quarter. Located
at 842 Royal Street. Call 504.569.9006.
- New
Orleans - Cafe Pontalba -
- Casual New Orleans Dining on Jackson Square. Specializing in
Creole Favorites. Located at 546 St. Peter - Across from Jackson
Square.
- New
Orleans - Cafe Sbisa -
- Cafe Sbisa, located in the French Market area of the Vieux Carre
in the French Quarter, was founded by the Sbisa family in 1899
and has become one of Crescent City's premier restaurants, featuring
a truly authentic Creole menu.
- New
Orleans - Cajun Critters Swamp Tours -
- New Orleans is a creation of the mighty Mississippi. Mysterious
and complex, sensual yet spiritual, it overwhelms and beckons
simultaneously. To understand its rhythm requires more than a
saunter down Bourbon St. Journeying upon the cafe-a-lait colored
waterways surrounding the Crescent City will awaken the visitor
to the Big Easy's character like nothing else can.
- New
Orleans - Chacahoula Swamp Tours -
- Swamp & Bayou Tours. You'll discover something when you take
a tour that you won't find with other swamp tours - the quite
side of the bayou ....a true experience of an unforgettable region.
For reservations & information call 800.299.7861 or 504.436.2640.
- New
Orleans - The Chamber -
- New Orleans and the River Region.
- New
Orleans - Chateau Sonesta Hotel New Orleans -
- Visitors to New Orleans never forget the city's classic European
flavor, its Southern charm, and its legendary entertainment. A
stay at the Chateau Sonesta, one of the city's finest hotels,
is equally memorable.
- New
Orleans - Commander's Palace -
- A hidden jewel in the heart of New Orleans Garden District ....truly
the finest dining experience in the world.
- New
Orleans - Concierge -
- The members of the New Orleans Hotel Concierge Association welcome
you to New Orleans, a world class city. The Association represents
warm hospitality in the finest hotels throughout the New Orleans
metropolitan area. Offering the traveler expert advice and assistance
on numerous request from airline reservations, tours of New Orleans,
shopping at our wonderful stores, tickets to sporting and theatrical
events, translations, and available secretarial services to reservations
at the perfect restaurant. All you have to do is ask. The Concierge
at your hotel is ready to make your stay in New Orleans a complete
success.
- New
Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau -
- Visitors Guide -- Current Event -- City Information -- Explore
the City.
- New
Orleans - Cotton Brokers Bed & Breakfasts -
- The Benachi House and Esplanade Villa. Ten blocks to French
Quarter, eighteen blocks to Jackson Square.
- New
Orleans - Connection -
- The Big Easy. Many great New Orleans links. This is a very informative
site.
- New
Orleans - Court of Two Sisters -
- An authentic blend of New Orleans food, history and music.
- New
Orleans - Crafty Louisianians -
- Unique arts and crafts by local artists. Located at 813 Royal
Street. Call 504.528.3094. Fax 504.522.6601.
- New
Orleans - Crescent City Hosts -
- Crescent City Hosts is a locally owned and operated destination
management company in the New Orleans area. Operated by fifth
generation New Orleanians, Crescent City Hosts is ready to help
you plan your next program in the Crescent City. We provide a
comprehensive team of well seasoned hospitality professionals
to support the level of service you desire for your programs both
corporate and incentive. We also cater to your convention needs.
We can support your staff or handle the whole program.
- New
Orleans - Crescent City Steaks -
- For many years Crescent City Steak House has maintained its
position as one of the city's paramount addresses for prime U.S.
steak. Located at 1101 N. Broad. Off street parking next to our
door. Call 504.821-3271.
- New
Orleans - Cypress Swamp Tours -
- Cypress Swamp Tours is the authentic swamp tour in New Orleans.
Nestled in the heart of a working Cajun Fishing Village, Bayou
Segnette is the gateway to the Barataria-Terrebonne Estuary.
- New
Orleans - Dauphine -
- New Orleans French Quarter. Deluxe hotel and historic cottages
opening onto lush semi-tropical courtyards.
- New
Orleans - D Day Museum -
- The National D-Day Museum preserves the stories of the American
men and women who prevailed in an epic struggle against tyranny.
You will learn how they lived, fought and died for your freedom
in the most titanic war in world history.
- New
Orleans - Delmonico Restaurant & Bar -
- Located at 1300 St. Charles Avenue. Call 504.525.4937.
- New
Orleans - Delta Queen Steamboat Co. -
- There was a time when the cry "Steamboat a Comin'!" would shake
the air and stir the soul. Now you can experience the same magical,
nostalgic, romantic, patriotic celebration of the American spirit
on the legendary Delta Queen.
- New
Orleans - Destination
- A travel site devoted to the nation's most unique city.
- New
Orleans - Dickie Brennan's Steak House -
- Dickie Brennan, third generation restaurateur of New Orleans'
famed restaurant family and owner of Palace Cafe and Mr. B's Bistro,
adds a new concept to his restaurant company with the introduction
of Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse.
- New
Orleans - Distinction Between Cajun and Creole -
- The distinctions between Cajun and Creole are subtle yet important.
Creole dishes incorporate much Italian influence. A red Jambalaya
(using a tomato sauce) is characteristic of the Creoles while
a brown jambalaya is typical of the Cajuns. Pasta dishes are rarely
found in a purely Cajun cookbook. Today we are seeing both cruisines
evolve and change along with the cultures. A gentle merging of
Creole and Cajun food can be detected as communication and travel
between the two increase.
- New
Orleans - Double Tree Hotel -
- In the heart of New Orleans on Canal Street, directly across
from the French Quarter, there's a hotel for serious business
and all that jazz. The Doubletree Hotel offers a great downtown
location. We're the closest hotel to the new Harrah's casino,
within walking distance to the world famous French Quarter, Convention
Center, Aquarium / IMAX and across the street from Saks and Brooks
Brothers.
- New
Orleans - Emeril's Restaurant -
- Located at 800 Tchoupitoulas Street. Call 508.528.9393.
- New
Orleans - Export New Orleans -
- If you are looking for a great selection of Cajun and Creole
foods and spices or a beautiful New Orleans theme gift basket
then look no further. Export New Orleans Unlimited was founded
on the premise that everyone, no matter where they lived, should
be able to enjoy all the great foods that we have here in the
Big Easy.
- New
Orleans - Fahy's Irish Pub -
- Warm - Friendly - Very Cool. Located at Burgundy at Toulouse.
- New
Orleans - Fair Grounds Race Course -
- America's 3rd oldest racetrack.
- New
Orleans - Felix's Restaurant & Oyster Bar -
- Felix's Restaurant and Oyster Bar is located in the heart of
the French Quarter with entrances on Iberville Street and Bourbon
Street. Felix's is a traditional New Orleans restaurant serving
our world famous oysters on the half shell and a wide variety
of other fine food. We serve everything from fresh Maine lobster
to grilled or blackened catch of the day, as well as Italian,
Creole, and Cajun specialties.
- New
Orleans - Fischer's Jewelry -
- A lasting memento of your trip to New Orleans. Located at 1036
Canal Street. Across the street from the Saenger Performing Arts
Center. Call toll free for our catalog. 800.530.1592 or 504.568.9105.
- New
Orleans - French Quarter -
- The magical name that conjures up images of history, architecture,
food, drink, and fun in the minds of people throughout the world.
New Orleans is one of the most popular tourist destinations in
the universe. Visit and you will see why.
- New
Orleans - French Quarter Access -
- This guide has been produced to give people with mobility limitations
the information they need to take the fullest advantage of all
that our great city has to offer.
- New
Orleans - Gem & Lapidary -
- Rocks - Gems - Jewelry ....for those with champagne taste, but
with a beer budget. Located at 520 St. Phillip Street. Call 800.356.6252
or 504.524.9595.
- New
Orleans - Gray Line Tours -
- Gray Line, the world's leader in sightseeing, has been showcasing
New Orleans to visitors from around the world since 1926.
- New
Orleans - Gumbo Shop -
- New Orleans: a city of many fascinations with food to match.
At the Gumbo Shop, we carry on the tradition of fine dining which
began with the first Creole gourmets. Even though the pots are
no longer tended over an open fire, their contents are just as
good. Jambalaya and Gumbo are two of the most famous Creole dishes
and we serve them every day.
- New
Orleans - Harrah's -
- Harrah's New Orleans is a special attraction at the major tourist
crossroads of an international destination city.
- New
Orleans - Hawaiian Shirts -
- California Drawstrings & Southern Comfort Cotton Hawaiian Shirts
and Apparel. Located at 812-814 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA
70116. Call 504.523-1371 or 800.259.0055.
- New
Orleans - Hello Dolly -
- Excellent selection of collectible dolls, many made by local
artists. Located at 815 Royal Street, in the French Quarter. Call
504.522.9948.
- New
Orleans - Hermann-Grima / Gallier Historic House -
- Restored historic landmark in the heart of the French Quarter,
depicts Creole family lifestyle. For information call 504.525.5661.
- New
Orleans - Hotard Coaches, Inc. -
- Your complete travel service provider. Tours, New Orleans, Bus
Charters.
- New
Orleans - Houmas House -
- Relive the magnificent plantation era, where the country's largest
sugar cane plantation flourished .....Where southern planters
made their fortunes and lived in grand style.
- New
Orleans - Irish Shop -
- Irish Shop ....and Scottish Shop of New Orleans. Wearing apparel
and gifts for all you lads and lassies. Located at 723 Toulouse
Street just off Bourbon. Call 504.523.6197 or 800.927.0321.
- New
Orleans - Inter-Continental Hotel -
- In keeping with Inter-Continental's outstanding reputation,
the Hotel Inter-Continental New Orleans boasts first-class facilities,
together with attentive, multilingual staff and an excellent location.
Overlooking the historic St Charles streetcar route, and with
just the right combination of impeccable service and southern
hospitality, our staff is in tune with your every need and will
go the extra mile to insure that your visit or stay is a successful
one.
- New
Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
- The Official Home of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
- New
Orleans - Jazzland Theme Park -
- Jazzland is a 140 acre theme park in New Orleans, full of world-class
rides for the whole family to enjoy.
- New
Orleans - Joan Good Antiques -
- Garnets - Pearls - Aquamarine & Cameos - Hat Pins. Located at
809 Royal Street. Visit our Web Site.
- New
Orleans - K-Pauls Louisiana Kitchen -
- In 1979, when Chef Paul Prudhomme and his late wife K, opened
their "modest", 62-seat K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen, they had no
idea the restaurant was soon to become an overnight sensation,
with nightly lines of eager diners waiting sometimes hours to
be seated. That was back in the days when K-Paul's didn't accept
reservations. But now, under the hands-on direction of Chef Paul
Prudhomme, the restaurant has gone through major changes to keep
up with the growing demands of its clients and the times. Cajun
Cooking.
- New
Orleans - Le Pavillon Hotel -
- Since 1907 ....Le Pavillon Hotel is located in the heart of
New Orleans, steps away from prominent office buildings, the Federal
Courts and City Hall. A short stroll to the French Quarter, Mississippi
Riverfront attractions, The Morial Convention Center, Superdome,
major shopping and, of course, the famed St. Charles Avenue Streetcars.
- New
Orleans - Le Richelieu Hotel -
- Welcome to Le Richelieu in the French Quarter. New Orleans at
her romantic best. Outside our courtyard walls, antique shopping,
renowned restaurants and the downbeat of Bourbon Street jazz await
your discovery.
- New
Orleans - Longue Vue House & Gardens -
- Classical revival mansion with original furnishing and 8 acres
of gardens. Call 504.488.5488.
- New
Orleans - Louisiana Children's Museum -
- ......also for Grown-Ups.
- New
Orleans - Mardi Gras in New Orleans -
- Do's and Don'ts of Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
- New
Orleans - Mardi Gras in New Orleans -
- Mardi Gras -- Everything you need to know. History, recommendations,
throws, balls, Mardi Gras dates, Mardi Gras colors...and important
safety tips for watching a parade in New Orleans ... and the truth
about those Mardi Gras traditions.
- New
Orleans - Michaul's -
- ....for your total Cajun Experience. Live Cajun Music - Free
Dance Lessons - Free Parking - Authentic Cajun Cuisine. Located
at 840 St. Charles Avenue (Between Julia & St. Joseph Streets)
Call 504.522.5517.
- New
Orleans - Mike Anderson's Restaurant -
- We specialize in fresh South Louisiana Seafood served in a variety
of original signature entrees such as Shrimp Supreme, Trout Norman,
Snapper Joliet Rouge or the Guitreau. The atmosphere is casual,
the service is friendly and the decor is nautical with beautiful
saltwater aquariums.
- New
Orleans - Mona Lisa Restaurant -
- Lunch and Dinner served daily. Located at 1212 Royal Street.
Call 504.522.6746. Cajun - Italian - Pizza Restaurant. FREE French
Quarter Hotel - Motel Delivery.
- New
Orleans - Mr. B's Bistro -
- Creole Cooking ....for Lunch, Jazz Brunch, Dinner, anytime.
Locals know the place to B.
- New
Orleans - Mulate's Cajun Restaurant -
- Cajun Cooking. This legendary restaurant is recognized throughout
the world as the King of Cajun Dine and Dance halls. We feature
live Cajun music and dancing along with great authentic Cajun
food seven days a week. Mulates is a place where Cajuns come to
celebrate their heritage and the world comes to join them in their
celebration.
- New
Orleans - New Orleans City Park -
- New Orleans, Louisiana USA Call (504) 482-4888 - Golf, Tennis,
Boating and more.
- New
Orleans - New Orleans Connection City Guide -
- This is your starting point for exploring the Most Exciting
City in the World, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- New
Orleans - New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Co.
- New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Company was founded in 1985
based on a menu seasoned with all the traditional New Orleans
ingredients of high quality, good taste, great value and the unequaled
friendly service that can only be found in New Orleans and its
surrounding areas.
- New
Orleans - New Orleans Online -
- All about New Orleans. Lets Party.
- New
Orleans - New Orleans Tours -
- Tours .. Tours .. Tours.
- New
Orleans - Oz Nightclub -
- The OZ Nightclub in New Orleans is known for playing the cutting
EDGE in dance music. The Club was the recipient of the GAO Award:
#1 Gay Dance Club in New Orleans for 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999.
Welcome to the Land of Dance.
- New
Orleans - Palace Cafe -
- Classic and contemporary Creole and Cajun dishes are served
everyday at this upbeat and lively grand caf? owned and operated
by Dickie Brennan, of the famed New Orleans restaurant family.
Located on historic Canal Street, in the former Werlein's music
store, Palace Caf? 's building has served as a New Orleans landmark
since the turn of the century.
- New
Orleans - Pasta E Vino -
- Enjoy fine Italian dinning in a relaxed atmosphere. Large selection
of fine Wines. Located at 240 Bourbon Street - 1st Floor. Call
504.523.3181.
- New
Orleans - Pelican Club -
- Creole Cooking. Located at 312 Exchange Alley. Call 504.523.1404.
- New
Orleans - Po-Boy -
- Roast Beef P0-BOY. Spit French bread and spread the bottom half
with yellow mustard, Creole mustard, mayonnaise, sliced beef and
shredded cabbage.Generously douse the other half of the bread
with debris (beef sheds and gravy from the bottom of the roast
pan) and place it on top. Enjoy.
- New
Orleans - Quarter Scene -
- New Orleans best kept secret. The restaurant locals keep all
for themselves. Located at 900 Dumaine, just one block off the
bustle of Bourbon Street. Call 504.522.6533. Visit our Web site.
- New
Orleans - Ralph & Kacoos Restaurant -
- Greetings and Salutations, we have two special secrets here
at Ralph & Kacoo?ss: our recipes, and our "it can only come from
Ralph & Kacoo's". It has been said that people in Louisiana do
not eat...they dine. More than just a necessary method of fueling
the body, dining in the Bayou State is an experience. In keeping
with this tradition, Ralph & Kacoo's features the laid back informality
and family atmosphere one would expect to find in a Louisiana
Restaurant where dinner is a much anticipated event.
- New
Orleans - Red Fish Grill -
- Casual New Orleans Seafood. It's the coolest spot for seafood
& jazz on Bourbon Street.
- New
Orleans - Royal Cafe -
- Creole Cooking. Romantic balcony dining in the heart of the
French Quarter.
- New
Orleans - Santa's Quarters -
- The south's oldest year round Christmas store. The most complete
array of Christmas merchandise to be fund anywhere. Located at
1025 Decatur Street. (3 1/2 blocks down from Jackson Square).
Call 800.626.8717 or 504.581.5820.
- New
Orleans - Soniat House -
- Hidden in the quiet residential section of New Orleans' French
Quarter is one of America's finest small hotels. Built in 1829
by prosperous plantation owner Joseph Soniat Dufossat as a town
house for his large family, Soniat House combines Creole style
with classic Greek Revival detail. The cool stone carriage way,
spiral staircases, and open galleries framed by lace ironwork,
transport each guest back to the New Orleans of the 1830's.
- New
Orleans - Southern Nights -
- Let yourself be bewitched by the magic and mystery and romance
of New Orleans. And while falling under the timeless spell of
the Big Easy, pass a long lazy night or more at Southern Nights.
- New
Orleans - Steamboat Cruises -
- Savor the beauty and romance of New Orleans on a two-hour cruise
from the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans only steamboat
... the Steamboat Natchez. See one of the world's most active
ports as you journey back in time ...or take a seven-mile cruise
on the riverboat John James Audubon -- your link between the Audubon
Zoo and the Aquarium of the Americas.
- New
Orleans - Tezcuco -
- Whether your journey is for the day, or an extended excursion,
no tour of plantation country is complete without experiencing
Tezcuco. The first owner of this beautiful Greek revival plantation
home, Benjamin Tureaud, knew this well and christened it Tezcuco,
which means "resting place." For almost 150 years, the traditions
that gave rise to this southern belle have been shared by guests
and visitors alike. You are invited to come experience Tezcuco
with tours, dining, bed and breakfast accommodations, a gift shop,
and museum.
- New
Orleans - Tony Moran -
- Enjoy an evening in a true New Orleans landmark with Classic
Italian Cuisine and the charm of the great Roman Chef, Tony Moran.
Located at 240 Bourbon Street - 2nd Floor. Call 504.523.3181.
- New
Orleans - Tours -
- These are the TOURS you've heard about. Walking Haunted - History
Tours. New Orleans Only. 5 Star Adventure. For times, prices and
complete information call 504.861.2727.
- New
Orleans - Tours -
- Le Monde Creole French Quarter Courtyards Tour ....no existing
place in New Orleans preserves more of its magical and haunting
flavor than its courtyards. Reservations recommended. Located
at 624 rue Royal. Call 504.568..1801
- New
Orleans - Tours by Isabelle -
- City - Plantation - Swamp Tours. We'll make you fall in love
with Louisiana. Call 504.391.3544 or visit our web site. We are
a small tour company but pride ourselves in our first class, small
scale, personalized service given since 1979. We use comfortable,
top of the line 13 passenger vans & our experienced and knowledgeable
Chauffeurs and Guides work enthusiastically to make our motto
come true.
- New
Orleans - Upperline Restaurant -
- Creole Cooking. This trend setting Uptown bistro is one of the
most influential restaurants ever to open in New Orleans. The
setting is an 1877 framed town house updated with a profusion
of New Orleans' most splashy paintings. Extraordinarily competent
service that is never obtrusive or condescending is an Upperline
hallmark.
- New
Orleans - Visitor Guide -
- We're all over New Orleans.
- New
Orleans - Voodoo Music Experience -
- New Orleans City Park. Daylong Festival.
- New
Orleans - Wehmeiers Belt Shop -
- Alligator - An American Classic. Located in the French Quarter
at 719 Toulouse Street. Call 888.525.2758 or 504.525.2758. Established
in 1951. Alligator, Ostrich, Lizard, and Snake skin. Wallets -
Boots & Shoes - Ladies Handbags - Accessories - Genuine Ostrich
- Golf Bags.
- New
Orleans - Wine & Food Festival -
- ... rich cultural heritage through indigenous cuisine paired
with fine wines from vineyards around the world. Experience the
offerings of a wealth of culinary and viticultural talents as
they come together against a backdrop of New Orleans art, architecture,
music and rare antiques. A fantastic feast for all senses.
- New
Orleans Area - Bird Watching -
- Rich swamp woodland can be explored along 9 miles [14.5 kilometers]
of trails in the Barataria Preserve Unit of Jean Lafitte National
Historical Park and Preserve just south of New Orleans. Stop at
the visitor center on Louisiana 45 (Barataria Boulevard) to gather
maps and information, then head north 1 mile [1.6 kilometers]
to the Bayou Coquille Trail, a short, handicapped-accessible,
paved-and-boardwalk path that passes through several ecological
zones on its way from live-oak forest through bald-cypress-tupelo
swamp to marsh.
- Ruston
/ Lincoln Convention & Visitors Bureau -
- Ruston - Lincoln, Louisiana. The Place with something for everyone.
- Ruth's
Chris Steak House -
- Welcome to the Home of Serious Steaks.
- St.
James Parish -
- St. James Parish, on both sides of the Mississippi River midway
between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. It retains the charming influence
of all three groups,while being part of the largest port in the
U.S.
- State
Library of Louisiana -
- The State Library is the nucleus for the information resources
used by the state's citizens.
- Shreveport
-
- One can easily see that Shreveport is ready to host just about
any event you can imagine. Call or write for a meeting planner
packet. 400 Clyde Fant Pkwy., Shreveport, LA 71101. 318.673.5100.
- Shreveport
- Bossier -
- Shreveport-Bossier is best known for our dockside riverboat
casinos and our world-class thoroughbred racing. There's a good
reason for that - we're the most popular gaming destination in
the region! But Shreveport-Bossier City also offers an amazing
variety of things to do and see - that's why we're the fastest-growing
tourist destination in Louisiana. Are you a history buff. You'll
take a shine to a narrated tour of the Red River. Does the prospect
of a mouth-watering culinary experience make your taste buds tingle.
Our hot and spicy Cajun dishes will please the pickiest palate.
Whether you're on business or leisure, Shreveport-Bossier City
is your destination for year-round excitement.
- Shreveport
Bossier - A Winning Combination -
- We extend a warm invitation and welcome to Shreveport and Bossier
City, sister cities on the Red River offering red-hot hospitality
with southern style.
- Shreveport
Bossier - Independence Bowl -
- For 21 years Shreveport-Bossier has been home to what is now
the Poulan/Weed Eater Independence Bowl.
- Shreveport
- Casino Magic -
- If you are searching for the casino experience of a lifetime
a place where you can enjoy the hottest gaming action around,
entertainment that's second to none and the best and most mouth-watering
selections of food in the area, well search no more. Click on
Bossier City.
- Shreveport
- Harrah's Shreveport Hotel & Casino -
- Welcome. Click on Reservations.
- Shreveport
- Horseshoe Casino Hotel -
- Horseshoe Gaming brings you the finest in gaming action, excitement
and entertainment throughout the South and Midwest. Our glamorous
casino properties, luxury hotels, riverboat casinos and stylish
entertainment venues were designed with sophisticated players
in mind. Go to Online Hotel Reservations. Click on Bossier City.
- Shreveport
- Hollywood Casino -
- The glamour of Hollywood. The thrill of hitting a jackpot. Combine
the two with the luxury of a fine hotel and outstanding customer
service, and the magical creation is Hollywood Casino. Hollywood
Casino makes the scene in Aurora, Illinois; Tunica, Mississippi
and Hollywood Casino Shreveport in Shreveport, Louisiana.
- Shreveport
- Isle of Capri Casino & Hotel -
- The Isle of Capri Casino brings the splendor of the tropics
and the excitement of casino gaming. This Caribbean-themed hotel
casino sparkles with vibrant colors, shimmering fountains, towering
palms and cascading indoor waterfalls. The Isle sizzles with the
newest slots and the hottest table games. Come discover an Isle
where fun never takes a break and worries take a long vacation.
Click on Bossier City.
- Shreveport
- Louisiana Downs -
- Shreveport - Bossier City. Welcome to Louisiana Downs.
- Slidell
- Lions Gulf Coast BBQ -
- Slidell, Louisiana. Barbeque Cookoff & Festival..
- Smith
& Wollensky Steak House -
- Chicago ** Miami ** New Orleans ** Washington, D.C. ** Las Vegas
.... STEAKS TO GO.
- Vacherie
- Laura Plantation -
- Laura - A Creole Plantation. Where Louisiana is a world apart.
Call 225.265.7690.
- Vidaliala
-
- A city on the move. Jim Bowie Festival - Jim Bowie ....is alive
and well. Vidalia, Louisiana across the river from historic Natchez,
Mississippi.
- Ville
Platte - Jack Miller's Barbecue Sauce -
- We are serving up a virtual backyard barbecue with Jack Miller's
Sauces and Seasonings.
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