Everyone knows that Louisiana is filled with amazing places to visit or have a weekend away. But there is a special town in our state, called Natchitoches, that everyone in Louisiana should visit. Here’s an awesome weekend trip to Natchitoches that will definitely bring a smile to the faces of everyone in your family:

Natchitoches is the oldest permanent settlement within the borders of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase.
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It was established in 1714 by Louis Juchereau de St. Denis. The area was named after the indigenous Natchitoches people. The incredible history here makes it an amazing place to visit.
Start your day on Front St., the historic corridor that is filled with amazing shops and restaurants.
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Don't forget to stop by the Kaffie-Frederick, Inc. general store, which is the oldest general store in Louisiana.
Meat pies are the famous dish in Natchitoches.
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Lasyone's, pictured here, has been serving meat pies and Creole food for 45 years.
Front Street is located on Cane River Lake, a beautiful body of water that anchors the town.
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The gorgeous views throughout the town will instantly relax you.
There are a number of historic churches in the town, including the Bascilica of the Immaculate Conception, pictured here.
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This parish was founded in 1728 and the first church was built between 1729-1733.
Natchitoches is also filled with beautiful historic architecture, like the Roque House, pictured here.
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This French Colonial cottage was built by a freed black slave named "Yves", but called "Pascale" in 1797.
A tour through Natchitoches will definitely make your weekend truly special.
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Have you taken an amazing Louisiana weekend getaway? What do you think a great Louisiana vacation would be? Our money is on visiting Natchitoches. Let us know your thoughts. We love to hear your feedback!

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