Best places: Tourist attractions in Shreveport, United States

Winding, 23-acre park offering a short trail, picnic tables, a playground & other features.

Art deco museum with paintings, frescoes & dioramas, plus a gallery with Native American artifacts.

1887 water-plant museum featuring antique filters, pumps, steam equipment & other original machines.

Tranquil city park with a ball field, tennis courts, splash pad, trails & an accessible playground.

Collection of iconic American & European art & rare books in a museum surrounded by lush gardens.

Historic circa-1920s venue hosting concerts, theatrical performances, comedy acts & family shows.

👍👍 I have loved the duck pond since I was a little girl. The ducks are so friendly. Great place area. Large overed patio area. Had a kid's birthday party here. Nice spot down by the water to sit & take pics.

Jellyfish can be touched & sting rays hand fed at this small aquarium with a waterfront restaurant.

👍👍 I was traveling from Dallas to Lafayette, LA and chose to stop at this cathedral very last minute (knowing it may not be unlocked). I happen to come on an evening when there was an assembly going on at the school next door. I explained my situation, and asked the right person about letting me in to...

Neighborhood park featuring an outdoor pool, playground, trail & tennis courts, plus a fitness room.

👍👍 I work Across the Street at Ford Park Baptist Church. The Park is Keep up very Nice. Someone is Always playing Frisbee Golf Everyday. Movie Playing for Keeps was Filmed At.

A fitness path winds through this park with tennis courts, ball fields & a play area with a pool.

92,000-sq.-ft. complex with interactive science exhibits, a planetarium & an IMAX dome theater.

Many ducks swim in the pond at this grassy park with shade trees, a picnic area & playground.

👍 Nice park. Cool water features. Some nice shady spots around the gazebo area. Good place for concerts.

👍👍 The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the building is simply beautiful in and out. I am so glad to see serious updates in the Black community. Young people as well as seniors need a safe place to go and activities to keep them busy.

Museum in an 1860s bank building tracing Shreveport's history with diverse exhibits & artifacts.

Built in 1897, this ornate Victorian mansion now hosts tours & murder-mystery parties.

👍👍 I really enjoyed this small museum. Lots of historical information about passenger train travel and freight service in the area. Lots of things to look at also. There is a nice HO train layout for the kids. Be sure to check out the water museum next door. It's worth the stop.