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Shreveport

Country:
United States
State:
Louisiana
City:
Shreveport
Type of Location:
Multiple
About Location

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Places to Visit
How to Reach

By air

Shreveport is served by the Shreveport Regional Airport, located at the intersection of Interstates 20 and 220 and Louisiana State Route 3132 in the western part of the city. The Shreveport Downtown Airport  is located a few miles from downtown Shreveport and provides access for smaller, personal aircraft.

By car

Interstate 20, an east-west route between Dallas and Jackson, Mississippi, passes through Shreveport. Interstate 49 North from Alexandria terminates in central Shreveport.

Key places to visit
American Rose Center, Barksdale Air Force Base, Norton Art Gallery, Robinson Film Center, Shreveport Municipal Auditorium

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Places to Visit

American Rose Center,  is America's largest garden park dedicated to roses, and is home to the American Rose Society.

Barksdale Air Force Base,  is across the river in Bossier and features a large Air Show   every year around Holiday in Dixie  in May. The show features aircraft from the Air Force's inventory, as well as other branches of the military. The Navy's Blue Angels,  Air Force's Thunderbirds,  and the Army's parachuting Golden Knights  have performed at the Air Show in the past.

Norton Art Gallery, is a world class art gallery located on Creswell Ave., near Line Ave. and Pierremont Rd. It is free to view the collection as well as the grounds, which are finely landscaped and located in a beautiful upscale neighborhood.

Robinson Film Center,  RFC is a venue of independent, international, and classic cinema in downtown Shreveport. In addition to their daily film programming, they offer film and media production classes for all ages. Abby Singer's Bistro is located on the second floor of The Robinson Film Center offering a full-service bistro and bar.

Shreveport Municipal Auditorium, 705 Elvis Presley Avenue,  Historic auditorium built in 1929, where the Louisiana Hayride has been recorded since 1948. There are statues of Elvis Presley and James Burton, both of whom played here, in front. This neighborhood is safe during daytime, but should be avoided after dark.

Right Time to Visit

January - March
October - 

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