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WELCOME TO BATON ROUGE
THE CAPITAL OF LOUISIANA

There are many new, interesting and fun things to do
in the City of Baton Rouge.
We hope that this Greater Baton Rouge Louisiana City Guide and Internet Rest Area
will become for you, a favorite place to get off the cyber surfboard.
Relax and enjoy the many faces and moods of Baton Rouge and Louisiana.
Please take some time to enjoy these Historic Places
in the Greater Baton Rouge Louisiana Area.
This site is designed to be viewed best with a Southern Browser,
that is, take your time, smell the magnolias, listen to the music.
Visit often, for like Baton Rouge Louisiana, there will always be unexpected bits of
Louisiana lagniappe to discover throughout this site.

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The Real Baton Rouge

Greater Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bridge and Link to Views of Baton Rouge

The Greater Baton Rouge Louisiana Bridge is the gateway to the city for travelers coming from the West. The shopping that is available in the Greater Baton Rouge area to those travelers will amaze them and you with a wide variety of unusual shops and services. Check the local traffic, weather, then find a hotel in Baton Rouge, New Orleans or surrounding areas.

The state flower, the Magnolia, is found abundantly in Baton Rouge and all areas of the state. In addition to the wonderful aroma that wafts ever so subtly into the night air, there are many restaurants in the Greater Baton Rouge Louisiana area that will provide you with the hearty aromas and taste of South Louisiana cooking. If you want good aromas floating around your kitchen, check these recipes ,but before you set out for your favorite restaurant,check to see traffic congestion problems.

This Gothic Revival castle, built in 1849 was reported to be the"ugliest"building on the Mississippi river by none other than Mark Twain. Restored in 1882 it was placed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks in 1976. A more recent restoration of the building was completed in early 1995 and the building is open again to the public. The magnificent Fleur de Lis iron fence renovation was completed in 2008. There are a great many things of beauty to see in and around Baton Rouge and at the Old State Capitol.

J.C.Pennington Hot Air Balloon Championships

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A Party 300 + Years in the Making!
Baton Rouge celebrated its 300th Birthday in 1999.
If you didn't make it to Bonne Fete for our year long celebration,
then plan on visiting us during the year 2010, there's always something going on!

Mardi Gras 2010
Baton Rouge Earth Day
Baton Rouge Fest for All
More Local Area Festivals
There are always lots of International exhibits and festivals honoring our French Culture and Heritage
throughout the year. To receive Baton Rouge Event Materials call
1.800.LA.Rouge extention: #502

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U.S.S.Kidd and Nautical Historic Center
located on the Mississippi directly across from the Old State Capitol and the Baton Rouge Red Stick Fountain is open to the public.
The ship provides an opportunity for young and old alike to go aboard a World War II Fletcher Class Destroyer.
The USS Kidd survived many battles, including a fierce kamikaze attack.
Here are some more things to do in and around Greater Baton Rouge.

The New Capitol Building begun in 1930 by Huey P. Long and completed in 1932 is the tallest state capitol in the United States. It provides panoramic views of Baton Rouge and the Mississippi from it's 27th floor observation deck. You may be able to see where you want to stay and you can certainly see the main campus ofLouisiana State University to the south and Southern University to the north, and our new Baton Rouge Community College.
Take a tour of theCapital building or see Baton Rouge from theTOP of the Capital.(Requires RealAudio 7 and High Speed connection)

State of Louisiana
Governor's Mansion
If that doesn't appeal to you, tune in to Baton Rouges' Best Music stations. You'll like what you hear.
WBRH 90.3 FM Smooth Jazz in the City
KBRH 1260 AM Classic Rhythm and Blues and the Texaco Metropolitan Opera.
Or check out Who's Who on Strictly Red Stick

Links to other Louisiana Cities

Baton Rouge is located in the central part of the state and is a good location to make your home base when you come to visit Louisiana. Because of its central location, all of Louisiana's major population centers, historical sites, festivals and other places of interest are located within a 2-3 hour drive. Take a look at Baton Rouge Mardi Gras or some of these placesto visit. or try these Virtual Louisiana Links.
Check local Louisiana newspapers to see what going on.

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