3 Days Itinerary in Baton Rouge, United States - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Exploration of Baton Rouge's Historic Heart
2	Day 2 - Culture and Nature Confluence
3	Day 3 - Wrapping Up Like a True Baton Rouge Local

Introduction

Explore the charm of southern U.S during your 3-day long visit to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A splendid journey that unveils Louisiana's vibrant culture, delectable cuisine, and historic landmarks. Be prepared to be captivated by the city's awe-inspiring art scene, a surprising blend of the present and the past, and the famous Cajun and Creole spices that will test your taste buds.

Day 1 - Exploration of Baton Rouge's Historic Heart

Welcome to Baton Rouge! Let's plunge right in. We will commence the day with an enchanting visit to the State Capitol Park; a place where you'll encounter noteworthy monuments and a 34-story tall state capitol - the tallest in the U.S! Just like cherry on top of a cake, isn't it? The afternoon spells haute cuisine at its best as we take you through a culinary adventure to Tony's Seafood, famed for its delicious crawfish. You can even try your hand at crabbing, and if you find good catch, who knows, you may have a crab boil! Evening at Baton Rouge River Center. They say, 'music is the strongest form of magic,' and Baton Rouge River Center stands testament to it with world-class performances. The day isn't complete without indulging in Baton Rouge's vibrant nightlife. Why not head to the happening Third Street and enjoy a locally brewed beer?

Day 2 - Culture and Nature Confluence

Morning at Baton Rouge's Art District. Ready to breathe in Baton Rouge's magical art scene? The LSU Museum of Art awaits you with one of the largest collections of southern U.S art. Following this visual feast, hop over to the Shaw Center for Arts hosting diverse exhibits. Lunch awaits at 'The Chimes' near LSU's campus. A taste of the Jambalaya there is akin to embarking on an incredible culinary journey! Afternoon at LSU's Hilltop Arboretum. Are you ready to trail through lush gardens? The Arboretum's breathtaking landscape paves the way to a dreamy afternoon. As evening falls, succumb to the Hullabaloo of Baton Rouge's famous cash-only bar, 'The Bulldog', where you can wind up your day amidst laughter, chatter, and buzzing camaraderie.

Day 3 - Wrapping Up Like a True Baton Rouge Local

Sunday morning starts at Red Stick Farmers Market. Ever dreamt of shopping like a local under an azure sky? Your dream unfolds at Red Stick where local produce, mouthwatering food delights await. Suggested lunch: dig into the exquisite Soft Shell Crab Po-Boy! Afternoon at USS Kidd Veterans Museum. This museum offers an intriguing narrative of US naval history, truly a treat for history buffs. Sunset at LSU's Lakes. A beautiful end to an eventful trip, isn't it? Time to celebrate the last night at one of the pubs in Tiger Land, serving memories along with drinks!