Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
Immerse yourself in Louisiana’s Capital City. Baton Rouge is the hub of all things Louisiana and has a rich political and cultural history dating back hundreds of years. The perfect vacation destination, the city isn’t shy of things to do for families, young couples and solo adventurers alike.
Landmarks and attractions include the largest State Capitol Building in the United States, a new, state-of-the-art Children’s Museum, and multiple antebellum homes and plantations.
Here’s where you’ll find an abundance of authentic southern cuisine, unique to Louisiana and a treat for any taste buds. Baton Rouge is known as an outdoorsman’s paradise, filled with parks and recreational activities to venture out and experience. It’s also home to some of the state’s best shopping and relaxing accommodations for your stay.
Spend time in Baton Rouge’s charming neighborhoods each with their own personality, or mingle in the vibrant revitalized Downtown area. Springtime in Baton Rouge especially fun and filled with parades, music festivals, crawfish boils and sport.
Whether you want to take a guided city tour or to explore Baton Rouge on your own, get lost on an adventure of a lifetime here.
Suggested Itineraries
Suggested Hotels
Hotel Indigo Baton Rouge Downtown
Moderate
From £98 per room per night
From £98 per room per night
This modern boutique hotel is located in the heart of downtown close to many of the city’s main attractions. The rooms are all stylishly furnished and have flat screen televisions, coffee makers and wireless internet. There is also an onsite fitness room and restaurant.
Hilton Baton Rouge
First Class
From £126 per room per night
From £126 per room per night
This downtown hotel overlooks the Mississippi River and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The rooms are all well-furnished and have flat screen televisions, coffee makers, mini refrigerators and air conditioning. Onsite, there is also a fitness room, pool and restaurant.
