Top 5 Art Museums in Louisiana

1900 Dalrymple Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70808, United States

“Did not like the fact I had to pay adult pricing for my toddler and can't justify paying for a membership. We did have fun, however! Lots of hands-on stations and learning activities. There's two levels, for each age group.”

925 Camp St, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States

“What a delightful museum in small footprint! Comprehensive overview of Southern Art. Great little roof top with views of the WW2 museum nearby. Museum is part of the Narm network of museums.”

520 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States

“Carefully put together collection of New Orleans history! A street car named Desire pieces are on display here as well as one of the last functioning home organs in America! They have an interactive map when you walk in that has a free downloadable app for walkable DIY tour routes of the city for various things! (Movie locations/ famous people/drinking tours etc..) There's an excavated well in the center courtyard that shows you the water level in NOLA in real time! Gift Shop was full of handmade pieces from local artists and wasn't just another tourist trap!”

22275 LA-36, Abita Springs, LA 70420, United States

“Did not disappoint! We stopped by here as a detour on the way home from New Orleans and it was a welcome break. Totally worth the $5, which you pay at the end. We probably spent about 45 minutes there, but you could spend more time there if you play all the games. At the entry, you are given a few quarters and they have an original pac man game along with several operational old pin ball machines.”

711 Jefferson Hwy Ste 3A, Baton Rouge, LA 70806, United States

“Came here on a date. Same experience as most of the other locations I've been at. Friendly and laid back staff, Allison was very friendly and made an enjoyable experience. Only slight miff was there's no refrigerator on site to cool drinks that 1-2of the location elsewhere have. Excellent place for date nights”

2419 Main St, Gibsland, LA 71028, United States

“I really enjoyed this museum! I have wanted to visit for a while and was so excited to get the chance last week! The museum is packed to the gills with memorabilia. Its located in a very cool spot that ties into the history, It's somewhat organized, but could use some better labeling and if the authentic items could be showcased in a more prominent position that would be amazing. The owner was really cool to hang out and talk with as he could give a lot of backstory and info about the real Bonnie and Clyde as well as the many other characters and people involved in their great story.”

820 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70112, United States

“This guided tour was really incredible. We saw the sign for it walking down the street and decided to take a chance- it paid off. We learned more in the hour tour here than anywhere else in NOLA! The tour guide was so kind and informative, taking time to answer all our questions. Learning about the enslaved people of urban NOLA is so important when taking in this city’s history.”

101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA 70501, United States

“10-8-23 Really interesting artwork was on display... and this is a cool venue for comedy shows. This was my first time going to the Art Center, and I was impressed with the metal work that was on display.”

4920 Freret St, New Orleans, LA 70115, United States

“This is a review just of the outdoor bar area; there was no live music on the night I went. Laid-back open-air bar with a trippy vibe, fabulous wall murals, and a good drinks list that covers both the basics and some more complex recipes. Quiet enough for hours of conversation if there's no live music on that night; an excellent hangout spot and would make a worthy local.”

4620 Hwy 90 E, Broussard, LA 70518, United States

“People tend to disregard this theater because it's smaller than the others, but that means it's less crowded. The tickets are also lower cost; they are $5 all day on Tuesday. The biggest downside though is that they don't support Atom tickets. I'm not sure about other online tickets, but you should plan to purchase on site. Also, if you register for their loyalty card online, you get a free small popcorn.”

1504 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70113, United States

“Interesting museum full of historical facts and replicas educating you about the food culture and history of new Orleans. The Popeyes section and Leah chase were my favorites. I think the ticket is overpriced but happy to support this place.”

Area C 4209 Chenault Blvd, Jackson Barracks, New Orleans, LA 70117, United States

“Great military museum...covers everything from the founding of the Louisiana Militia and the Battle of New Orleans to present day. Lots of military vehicles, planes, tanks, weapons, uniforms from all eras in display.”

1132 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States

“This historical house truly offers a glimpse into how the wealthy used to live in New Orleans back in the day. The rooms are truly beautiful and ornately decorated I visited during October and the tour was centered around death and burial rituals. The guide was very knowledgeable and because our group was so small we really got to enjoy all of the rooms. Definitely worth a visit”

1350 Boone St, Leesville, LA 71446, United States

“Went to see sound of freedom. Hands down reality check for Americans. made us walk away feeling helpless as an American. If u can pay it forward please see photo. Thanks”

714 Orleans St, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States

“Wow. A book store for book people, not just another corporate location filled with the same things. …”

275 S River Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70806, United States

“Came to work a booth during hollydays and the power went out. It was out for about 4 hours. Place can get very hot quick but staff made sure the staff were comfortable.”

6001 Stars and Stripes Blvd Suite 204, New Orleans, LA 70126, United States

“The Lakefront is always beautiful, then you go a little further to Lake Pontatrain and Lincoln beach it’s fun for any occasion, it’s free and they even have Jetskis rentals, a boat dock, you can go fishing, do a music video lol anything u want. Best free place to take your family and spend your summer”

300 N Claiborne Ave, New Orleans, LA 70112, United States

“This cemetery had just closed when my group arrived so we did not get to get a tour. We took photos through the gates and a local gave us information about how and why they bury the deceased this way. We discovered a few ladies were trapped inside. They didn't realized the cemetery closed at 3pm. People in my group climbed over the wall to help them out. They were relieved- especially when it was 93 degrees this day.”