Cheap Things To Do in Broussard, Louisiana

A nice playground in a cute little park across from a school, off the beaten path More on KidsPlayParks

From the intimacy of chamber music to full blown operas, from musical movie scores such as Harry Potter to Beethoven’s Eroica, we will work with our musicians, friends, partners and sponsors to bring out the treasures of live orchestral ... More on Acadianasymphony.org

'Spanish Lake', originally called Lake Flamand and then Lake Tasse, is located off of LA Hwy 182 20px in Iberia Parish ... More on Wikipedia

The short, colorful Real French Destination Scenic Byway showcases Louisiana's diverse French heritage. The Cajuns and Creoles are both well known around the world. However, less well known is that some Louisianians are descendants ... More on Sniksnak.com

Like the famed pirate for whom it is named, the Jean Lafitte Scenic Byway seeks untold treasures as it roams the backroads of Cajun Country. These treasures are both cultural and historic, culinary and celebratory. Beginning in Lafayette, ... More on Sniksnak.com

Across the street from the Tabasco factory (but not affiliated with it), these gardens cover more than 200... More on Frommers

Very beautiful! Alligators, the old Buddha shrine, blooming azaleas and camellias, and lots of bamboo. More on GeckoGo

The Bayou Vermilion District (BVD) was created in 1984 with the mission of improving the water quality and promoting recreational use of the bayou. In addition to creating the Vermilionville Cajun... More on Lafayettetravel.com

The Bayou Vermilion District (BVD) was created in 1984 with the mission of improving the water quality and promoting recreational use of the bayou. In addition to creating the Vermilionville Cajun/... More on Lafayettetravel.com

Most of the buildings in the district were built in the late 1800s and early ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The people their are great and treat people the way they would treat thier best friend and always ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. "La Chapelle à Maurice" was built on the ten acres donated in 1889 by Jean-Maurice Villien and his wife, Marie Chaty, from the provinces of Savoie and Lorraine, France, respectively. Father Alphonse LeQuilleuc was the ... More on HMDB