| # | Local attractions | City | Comments about the attraction | Rating (x/5) | External link |
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| French Market | New orleans | Five Blocks between St. Ann and Barracks Streets | 3.5 | Link |
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2
| Café du Monde | New orleans | Famous for the beignets and café au lait | 3.5 | Link |
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3
| Jackson Square | New orleans | Lively meeting place where artists exhibit their works and jazz musicians entertain visitors | 3.5 | Link |
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4
| St. Louid Cathedral, Cabildo and lPresbytere | New orleans | landmark buildings | 3.5 | Link |
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5
| St.Louis Cemetry | New orleans | city's oldest surviving cemetry | 3 | Link |
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6
| Bourboun Street | New orleans | Legendary street | 4 | Link |
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7
| Royal Street | New orleans | Lined with antique shops | 4 | Link |
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8
| Steam Boat Natchez | New orleans | typical of the steam boat that travelled across mississipi in the 1800's | 4 | Link |
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9
| Mardi Grass Festival | New orleans | Carnival festivities in New Orleans | 4.5 | Link |
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10
| Oak Alley Plantation | Plantation Alley | Arcade of 28 arching oaks leading to the striking 1839 house | 4 | Link |
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11
| Nottoway Plantation | Plantation Alley | areas largest plantation home | 4 | Link |
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12
| Louisiana Old state capitol | Baton rouge | Located North of Downtown | 3 | Link |
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13
| USS Kidd | Baton rouge | massive Wwii ship | 3 | Link |
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14
| Louisiana State Museum | Shreveport | illustrates state's history | 3 | Link |
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15
| Poverty Point National Monument | Shreveport | largest prehistoric earth works in North America | 3 | Link |