Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in False River

"On a rainy day, don’t stay home, come here, to the Art and Science Museum. Here you will find many art exhibitions and a planetarium – a great opportunity to broaden your horizons and develop your mind. Indeed, an interesting interlocutor is more attractive, savvy?"

"Source: Photo by user Taylor Studios, Inc. used under CC BY-SA 2.0. The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is a source of educational entertainment for both adults and children. It is popular for its beautiful art galleries that showcase fine art exhibitions."

"Huey P Long – aka the Kingfish – was arguably Louisiana’s best, yet most corrupt, governor. One thing is certain about the man: he got things done. Louisiana’s State Capitol building is one of the many construction projects undertaken and completed during the time of this ambitious political giant, who often used unorthodox methods to accomplish his aspirations."

"The Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge was built in the early 1930s. This landmark structure stands 450 feet high with 34 floors. The limestone on the exterior is adorned with many symbolic images representing the state, and the marble of the interior matches well with the ornate furnishings throughout the building."

"Representing the French Creole style of colonial architecture, the Magnolia Mound Plantation built in 1791 is one of Baton Rouge's oldest buildings. Constructed of cypress beams and a confection of mud and Spanish moss called bousillage, the plantation house museum showcases a number of structures, including an open-hearth kitchen, as well as decorative arts and furnishings that shaped the fascinating culture of Louisiana."

"Magnolia Mound Plantation is not actually a plantation at all but a house built in 1791 in the French Creole style. Located close to the picturesque banks of the Mississippi River, the plantation spreads over 16 acres including some out buildings, and can now be visited for an amazing glimpse of how the people of Baton Rouge would have lived in days gone by."

"For the history buffs among us, the Magnolia Mound Plantation is not to be missed. This plantation features one of the oldest standing wooden buildings in Louisiana. It was spared from demolition in the 1960s, and today is open for tour by the public."

"This one won’t be an option for the entire winter, but it’s iconic enough that it’s worth making a special trip to be in Baton Rouge early in the season. If you can make it to town before the end of football season, don’t miss the opportunity to catch a football game at Louisiana State University’s instantly recognizable Tiger Stadium. Don’t forget to check the season schedule to find out when the team will be in town and playing at home."

"The LSU Tiger Stadium was opened in 1924 and it replaced the State Field location where all LSU football games were played in previous years. The stadium has undergone renovations over the years and it is now one of the largest stadiums in Louisiana. The stadium has earned its nickname of Death Valley, because not too many teams will find themselves on the road defeating LSU."

"Sports Stadiums (Professional)Nicholson Drive & North Stadium Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70893MoreLess Info. Also known as 'Death Valley', LSU Tiger Stadium is one of the most difficult locations for an opposing team to play in all of college football. The LSU Tigers football team won the National Championship during the 2007-08 season."

"As you compare menus from Ice Cream delivery spots, look out for ones that list “Gluten Free” on their menu page and that have gluten free menu item options."

"CHECK OUT ONE OF OUR SUSHI RESTAURANTS IN NEW ORLEANS, BATON ROUGE, LAFAYETTE OR METAIRIE, LOUISIANA. Rock-n-Sake Bar & Sushi is a sushi restaurant and saké bar with locations in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette or Metairie, Louisiana..."

"food is great, the wait time was terrible - WARNING: you cannot call ahead and put yourself on the wait list you have to be in person. A few friends and ..."

"City Roots is located in Electric Depot and makes for a great spot to meet a friend or grab a festive latte before shopping at Sweet Baton Rouge or bowling at Red Stick Social. We 10/10 recommend their seasonal beverages – they are to die for!. They offer free coffee tastings and are very knowledgeable when it comes to coffee beans and their origin(s), flavors, etc. City Roots also offers food like flatbreads as well as wine, beer, and specialty cocktails!"

"The interior of City Roots coffee shop on 1509 Government Street shows the counter and menu items, taken Sunday, Sept. 27. City Roots Coffee Bar is an aesthetically pleasing brewery found on 1509 Government Street. The building is small but the large ceilings and exposed brick make the inside feel much larger."