What began as the dream of one man - Governor Huey P. Long - became a symbol of pride, history and the spirit of Louisiana. As the tallest capitol in the U.S., the building is 450 feet high with 34 floors. The Observation Deck is on the 27th floor overlooks the gardens and the city of Baton Rouge at a height of 350 feet. In 1935, the building that Long built was also the site of his assassination. Senator Long is buried on the grounds and his statue faces the Capitol.

Louisiana State University is the home of the "Fighting Tigers" and their Bengal tiger mascot, Mike VI. LSU is the flagship institution of the state of Louisiana and is one of only 30 universities nationwide holding land-grant, sea-grant and space-grant status. Attractions both historic and modern abound on campus, including Tiger Stadium, the ancient Indian Mounds, Mike's Habitat, the Greek Amphitheater, and numerous museums.

For 24-hour gaming excitement visit Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge! Hollywood Casino features over 1,100 slots and all your favorite table games. Dine at the Steakhouse, choose from the famous selection of the Epic Buffet, or take five at the Take 2 Deli. Free valet parking and live weekend entertainment.

On I-10, at Highland Road Exit 166. Both are family entertainment parks. Blue Bayou specializes in water attractions and Dixie Landin' specializes in amusement rides. Call for more details and operating schedule.

The Mall of Louisiana is a 1.6 million square foot, two-level enclosed super regional mall and includes an outdoor lifestyle center, a power center, a Rave movie theater, and numerous restaurant and dining facilities. The Mall of Louisiana has over 175 retailers offering upscale and unique shopping selections.

Louisiana's largest outlet with 50 designer stores including Liz Claiborne, Gap, Reebok, Old Navy, Mikasa, Guess, Aeropostale and more. Everyday savings of up to 25% - 75% off retail.

Come enjoy her beauty and dream of her rich past. Located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the Grande Dame of the Great River Road. Daily tours, restaurant, gift shop, and bed and breakfast.

Featuring exhibitions of internationally renowned artists, a permanent art collection, innovative programming in the state-of-the-art Pennington planetarium, and interactive children's galleries, LASM seeks to enhance the understanding and appreciation of art and science for general audiences and students. LASM is a place where art and science connect to encourage discovery, inspire creativity, and foster the pursuit of knowledge.

WWII Fletcher class destroyer, restored to 1945 appearance with over 50 inner spaces to see. Veterans Museum displays include a P-40 aircraft, over 40 ship models, full-scale replica of gun deck of Old Ironsides, the Louisiana Memorial Plaza with an eternal flame and a Corsair A-7E jet as a memorial to Vietnam Veterans.

The Myrtles Plantation is a 213 year old National Register home built by Gen. David Bradford, also known as "Whiskey Dave." The plantation, circa 1796, invites you to step into the past and experience antebellum splendor. You will see fine antiques, architectural treasures of the South and discover why The Myrtles Plantation has been called one of "America's Most Haunted Homes." The plantation offers guided tours daily and features a full service restaurant with casual or elegant dining options.