One of the top 5 Aquariums in the United States this aquarium features over one million gallons of fresh and saltwater exhibits with more than 500 species.
Located at: 6500 Magazine Street New Orleans, LA 70118
One of the country’s top-ranked zoos, the Audubon Zoo houses more than 1500 aniumals from more than 350 species in the serenity of its lush gardens and innovative natural habitat exhibits. It's animal collection ranges from the unique and extraordinary white alligators to the majestic Bengal Tigers.
For more information call (866) ITS-AZOO (866-487-2966)
Located at: 3601 Thomas Road Baton Rouge, LA 70704
Over 1,800 animals live in this beautifully landscaped Zoo. There's an Otter Pond featuring a replicated fishing cabin with underwater viewing of the otters, L'aquarium de Louisiane, the featuring the fish, reptiles and amphibians of Louisiana. Parrot Paradise contains rare and colorful birds from the tropics. There's the KidsZoo, complete with a playground and hands-on petting zoo. Live animal shows feature the Zoo's Asian elephants.
Located at: Old Bayou Pierre Road Baton Rouge, LA 70704
This 5 acre alligator park is an authentic Cajun countryside, complete with Cajun music, genuine Cajun cuisine, and an abundunce of world-famous Louisiana "joie de vivre". Hundreds of alligators will entertain you with hourly feeding shows, You can feed them, touch them, even have your picture made with them and if you dare and sample some of their delicious alligator in the "Gator Bites Snack Shop".
Located at: 1405 Bernstein Park Road Monroe, LA 71202-5545
This 5 acre alligator park is an authentic Cajun countryside, complete with Cajun music, genuine Cajun cuisine, and an abundunce of world-famous Louisiana "joie de vivre". Hundreds of alligators will entertain you with hourly feeding shows, You can feed them, touch them, even have your picture made with them and if you dare and sample some of their delicious alligator in the "Gator Bites Snack Shop".
Located in 23,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space in the U.S. Customs House in New Orleans, this is the largest free-standing museum in the United States devoted to the 900,000+ known species of insects and their relatives.
