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Louisiana is a highly desirable place to live and has a large selection of foreclosed homes for sale. From small homes with historical touches to extra large residential homes, the state has a home to suit everyone's needs at a bargain price. Many of the homes are at least 1,500 square feet, and there are both fixer-uppers and newer homes available.
Louisiana is packed with fun things to do. Whether you enjoy amazing restaurants, jazz festivals, sporting events, live music, or all of the above, then you will absolutely love this unique state. New Orleans is the most well known city in Louisiana, and is known for its party atmosphere. If you'd like to explore cultural areas and admire the architecture, then French Quarter is sure to please. You can peruse its many shops and restaurants, and then stroll over to the legendary Bourbon Street. For those interested in learning about the history of Louisiana, you can hop in a carriage and go on a tour of New Orleans. Preservation Hall is the place to go for traditional jazz music, but make sure you get there with plenty of time to spare. The venue is small and quickly runs out of seating. Louisiana is a vibrant state with so many popular attractions that residents will never run out of entertainment.
Louisiana was colonized by the French in the 18th century, and became US territory in 1803. Louisiana achieved statehood in 1812, and by 1840 was one of the wealthiest states in the nation due to its successful production of indigo, sugar, and cotton. Present day Louisiana is a major producer of oil and natural gas. The state has an incredibly diverse culture. Two prominent ethnic groups are Cajuns and Creoles. Cajun cooking attracts tourists from all over the world. Popular Cajun dishes include jambalaya and gumbo. Louisiana has always had a rich culture, with many influences from all over the world.
