Discover the best attractions and experiences Cajun Country has to offer
Cajun Country's landmarks tell the story of Acadian roots and Creole culture through time.
A powerful sculpted tribute in St. Martinville honoring the Acadian people and their journey to Louisiana.
A historic live oak near St. Martinville linked to Longfellow’s Evangeline legend and Acadian lore.
A preserved 19th-century home in Lafayette that belonged to a governor and celebrated Creole era life.
From living-history villages to science museums, Acadiana offers hands-on ways to learn.
A living-history village in Lafayette that recreates Acadian and Creole life.
A beautifully preserved 19th-century house in New Iberia offering guided tours of bayou life.
A hands-on science museum with exhibits on Louisiana's natural and cultural heritage.
Religious history is etched in grand cathedrals and historic churches across Acadiana.
Lafayette’s historic cathedral and the seat of the local Catholic diocese.
Opelousas parish known for its long-standing community and architecture.
A 19th-century church in St. Martinville reflecting Acadian religious roots.
Cajun Country’s landscapes range from wetlands and gardens to protected preserves.
Lush botanical gardens and wildlife on the home of Tabasco pepper sauce.
The vast swamp ecosystem offering abundant wildlife and scenic boardwalks.
NPS preserve showcasing Cajun ecosystems and history just outside New Orleans.
Explore the towns and districts where Cajun culture thrives day to day.
Historic core with restaurants, shops, and live music reflecting Acadiana culture.
Charming river town known for crawfish culture and 19th-century architecture.
Planned community with dining, shopping, and family-friendly spaces.
There are plenty of no-cost ways to soak up Cajun life.
Take a free drive along the Byway to spot wildlife and scenic river views.
Stroll the grounds and learn about Acadian heritage at no cost.
Explore galleries, murals, and markets on foot without an admission fee.
Cajun cooking is the heartbeat of Acadiana, with iconic eateries and home-style traditions.
Breaux Bridge institution famed for Cajun flavors and live music.
Lafayette staple serving classic Cajun dishes in a lively setting.
Iconic Cajun spot known for seafood, jambalaya, and local flavor.
Live music, late-night bites, and dancing are staples of Cajun nightlife.
Lafayette venue with live music and dancing most nights.
Cajun dining with frequent live music and dancing.
Historic venue hosting concerts, screenings, and performances.
Cultural venues and performances bring Cajun stories to life.
Host to concerts, theater, and cultural events in Lafayette.
Historic venue presenting live performances and cinema.
Evenings of authentic Cajun music and dancing in Breaux Bridge.
Local venues host college games and regional events that draw crowds.
UL Lafayette's multi-purpose arena for basketball, concerts, and events.
Home stadium of the UL Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football team.
Discover off-the-beaten-path experiences that reveal a different side of Cajun Country.
Guided swamp tours by local boats to see alligators and cypress trees.
Kayak or canoe along the Bayou Teche for a tranquil day on the water.
Self-guided trails at Jungle Gardens offering peaceful nature views.