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"District: Donuts.Sliders.Brew is an enchanting shop that offers guests a savory assortment of donut choices along with other goodies such as coffee, sliders, and sandwiches. The donuts themselves come in many variations, a good way to ensure each customer finds a flavor specific to their liking. If you're hoping for some caffeine on the side, brews range from Americano, Espresso, and Latte to Nitro Cold Brew, Shakerado, and Vietnamese Iced Coffee."

"New to the donut scene here in Baton Rouge, the popular New Orleans shop just opened its doors a few weeks ago. With tasty and unique options such as cannoli, miso prailine and dirty almond chai, you don’t want to miss out on these bad boys."

"Featuring an eclectic mix of arts and science, visiting the museum is one of the things to do in Baton Rouge that is fun for the whole family. The art galleries exhibit American and European art, contemporary art of Louisiana, antiquities and also has space for changing exhibits. But the biggest reason these features on the top things to do in Baton Rouge is that it features both dinosaurs and mummies!"

"Science museums are always a wise family friendly option, and the Louisiana Art & Science Museum is no exception. The museum has three fascinating permanent exhibits — Ancient Egypt, Planet Tower and Universe Gallery — as well as a lengthy list of rotating exhibitions. The museum’s planetarium shows are a nice way to keep the kids, and yourselves, entertained."

"First of on our list is the Louisiana Art and Science Museum. The museum provides some of the most unique and entertaining experiences for all ages to enjoy. The Art and Science museum is located in a 1925 historic railway station, which adds on to its level of history."

"Sports Stadiums (Professional)Nicholson Drive & North Stadium Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70893MoreLess Info. Also known as 'Death Valley', LSU Tiger Stadium is one of the most difficult locations for an opposing team to play in all of college football. The LSU Tigers football team won the National Championship during the 2007-08 season."

"We fully suggest that you go out and support the LSU Tigers on game day. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a football or basketball game, the collegiate teams always put on a show. Besides, it’s a great way of going out and bonding with thousands of cheering fans for the night."

"When we think of Baton Rouge, the next thought is usually football. Tiger Stadium is the 6th largest campus football stadium in the United States. That’s where the Tigers will be on game day, along with hundreds of fans yelling “Geaux Tigers!"

"The Magnolia Mound Plantation is another great spot to experience how Louisiana locals lived in the area during the 1800s and early 20th century. Lately, this Baton Rouge Museum has started to step out of its boundaries and include history from around the world during the 1800s. The Magnolia Mound Plantation allows you to go through the kitchen, visit different houses on the plantation, and has arts and crafts activities for children."

"A French Creole House from 1791, Magnolia Mound’s compelling architecture is the combination of early French settlers and the West Indies. The 16-acre property is owned by the city of Baton Rouge, to preserve the site. The bousillage mansion surrounded by old oak trees is a sight to behold and one of the unique things to do in Baton Rouge."

"If you want a contemporary and upscale twist to Southern fare, look no further than takeout options at The Gregory. Adjacent to the lobby of the Watermark hotel, The Gregory uses fresh and local ingredients in their brunch, lunch, dinner and takeout menus. The Gregory’stakeout menufeatures small plates, salads, soup and gumbo, flatbreads, handhelds, entrees and pasta that create a unique and exceptional dining experience."

"The Gregory knows how to do lunch the right way — with a fixed price lunch offer. This idea takes the form of their famous $15 Express Lunch Daily Special. This includes a non-alcoholic beverage and ups the ante by offering 4 courses in just 30 minutes or less."

"If you’re tired of packaged waffle mix and powdered eggs, skip the cafeteria and head toSimple Joe Café. Simple Joe does breakfast right — choose from a variety of classics from tall pancake stacks and sumptuous omelets to Southern grits. People Also Liked:LSU Creamery and Unique Homemade Ice Cream Recipes"