Louisiana, Missouri Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

The rich history of Missouri comes alive on a Louisiana bed and breakfast vacation. Tucked onto the shores of the Mississippi River, Louisiana is steeped into the history of both Missouri and the U.S. The best way to learn the history of the area on a Louisiana bed and breakfast vacation is to explore the historic downtown district,... » show more which is home to the Louisiana Area Historical Museum, which has artifacts and exhibits related to the history of the area. Bed and breakfast visitors will find that downtown Louisiana is also one of the most architecturally interesting places in the U.S. with opulent Victorian homes decorating the area. An example of this for bed and breakfast visitors to check out is Brown House, on Georgia Street. There are also lots of choices for recreational activities on a Louisiana bed and breakfast vacation: the Ted Shanks Conservation area is 6,705 acres and has boating and fishing as well as hiking and birding. For arts and culture, bed and breakfast visitors should visit the Saint Louis University Lay Center and Sculpture Park, which has 20 acres of beautiful sculptures set on a surrounding of rolling hills, lakes and streams. There is a lot more art to discover on a Louisiana bed and breakfast vacation: Louisiana is part of the 50 Miles of Art in Missouri, which includes two other towns that are linked by Route 79. A short drive on this road will provide astounding views, leafy landscapes and access to local artisan goods. Louisiana is sweet, beautiful and just perfect for a relaxing bed and breakfast vacation. « show less