The 11 Most Underrated Places In Louisiana That You Must Check Out
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Kezia Kamenetz
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There are so many places to explore in Louisiana. There is really something in every corner of this state. But certainly, some places get more attention than others. Here are 11 underrated places you need to check out:
This unique plantation can sometimes get lost among all the beautiful plantation buildings around Louisiana, but the unique architecture and well preserved history on display here makes for a spectacular visit.
These breathtaking gardens in Monroe also include an interesting museum about the history of Coke in Louisiana. The statues in the gardens are really special.
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Another beautiful garden area in Louisiana, this is the place the Avery-McIlhenny family called home while developing their world famous brand, Tabasco Sauce. It makes for a wonderful visit.
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You'll be blown away by what the museum keepers have been able to preserve at this unique place that highlights the amazing history of the military in this area.
Forest Hill is the nursery capital of Louisiana, and a trip to the annual nursery festival each march will truly blow you away.
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This unique French Quarter building is sometimes overlooked but chock full of incredible history and a great and beautiful display.
There is some incredible beauty at the gardens here that take special care of roses from all around the world.
This awesome auditorium was home of Louisiana Hayride, a groundbreaking radio show that ushered in the careers of some of America's best country musicians.
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We think you are going to make this your new favorite nature spot in Louisiana once you visit because of views like this that abound in the area.
These unique gardens and buildings are found near New Iberia and give you a real sense of wonder and exploration as you explore here.
Called by some the "one of the best living history museums in America", the Rural Life museum gives visitors the opportunity to explore what life was like for people who lived in rural Louisiana.
How many of these beautiful places have you visited? Where else do you think is so underrated in Louisiana? Let us know in the comments below! We love to hear your feedback.
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