The Governor's Mansion

502 N. Blvd.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802  United States
225-387-2464

LSU Museum of Art

Memorial Tower, Baton Rouge 70803 · 225-578-4003

Enchanted Mansion Doll Museum

190 Lee Dr, Baton Rouge 70808 · 225-769-0005
BATON ROUGE.

Magnolia Mound Plantation

2161 Nicholson Drive
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802    225-343-4955

Louisiana Art and Science Museum

100 S River Rd, Baton Rouge 70802 · 225-344-5272
DOWNTOWN.
 Permanent and temporary art collections go hand-in-hand with interactive galleries where children can delve into scientific principles, a center for space discovery, an exhibit on ancient Egypt, and a hands-on play area for young kids. The planetarium offers films and programs on the universe, and the whole experience is supplemented with a variety of workshops, lectures, and special events.

LSU Museum of Natural Science

Dalrymple Dr, 119 Foster Hall, Baton Rouge 70803 · 225-388-2855
This museum/research facility offers a wealth of information on Louisiana's native wildlife.

West Baton Rouge Museum

845 N Jefferson Ave, Port Allen 70767 · 225-336-2422

LSU Rural Life Museum and Windrush Gardens

4560 Essen Rd, at I-10, Baton Rouge 70809 · 225-765-2437 Louisiana's pioneering and agricultural past, this informative museum showcases architecture, implements, and cultural practices of recent centuries.

USS Kidd & Nautical Center

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Daily)
Closed on Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day.
Allow approximately 1½ hours for touring
$6.00 - Adults (ages 13+)
$5.00 - Seniors (ages 60+)
$3.50 - Children (ages 5-12)
FREE - Children (ages 4 & under)

Old Arsenal Museum
Capitol Lake Dr, adjacent to State Capitol, Baton Rouge 70801 · 225-342-0401
1838 museum was originally a powder magazine, used to store ammunition in Louisiana's early days.

Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
10503 N. Oak Hills Parkway
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70810   225-757-8905

Pentagon Barracks
State Capitol Dr, at River Rd, Baton Rouge 70801 · 225-342-1866
1823 and 1824 buildings that housed military troops and visited by Generals Grant and Lee, Jefferson Davis, and Abraham Lincoln. Five buildings were to make up the pentagonal shape, but only four were ever built. After the Civil War, the buildings were given to the use of the University.

West Baton Rouge Museum
845 N Jefferson Ave, Port Allen 70767 · 225-336-2422