A must visit site to help with your trip planning is the Louisiana Office of Tourism:
Visit – www.louisianatravel.com
Click the thumbnail to the right to view a full size map of select locations highlighted in this guide.
New Orleans is one of America’s most unique and culturally intriguing cities. with it’s own ‘culture’, food and music, the city attracts people from all over the world. Plenty of events are held throughout the year including the famous Mardi Gras.
The following websites provide additional information as covered in this guide.
Towns Visited
- www.lafayettetravel.com Lafayette
- www.donaldsonvillechief.com town newspaper
- www.lafayettetravel.com Lafayette
- www.neworleansonline.com New Orleans
- www.stfrancisvilleovernight.com and www.stfrancisville.net St. Francisville
Parishes Visited
- www.ascensiontourism.com Ascension
- www.cajuncountry.org St. Martin:
Lodging (in order of itinerary)
- www.hotelmonteleone.com Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
- www.stfrancisvilleinn.com The St. Francisville Inn, St. Francisville
- www.oldcastillo.com The Old Castillo Bed and Breakfast, St. Martinville
- Hilton, Lafayette
Restaurants (in order of itinerary)
- www.snugjazz.com Snug Harbor, New Orleans
- Central Grocery, New Orleans
- www.grapevine.cafe The Grapevine Cafe & Gallery, Donaldsonville
- Mulates Cajun Restaurant, Breaux Bridge
- www.cafedesamis.com Old Tyme Grocery, Lafayette
- www.randols.com Randol’s Dance Hall, Lafayette
Other Attractions (in order of itinerary)
- www.frenchquarter.com The French Quarter, New Orleans
- www.alvinbatiste.com Alvin Batiste gallery, Donaldsonville
- www.africanamericanmuseum.org River Road African American Museum
- www.mcgeesswamptours.com McGee’s Landing, Henderson
- www.vermilionville.org Vermilionville, Lafayette
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