Take the Scenic Route 15 Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge Within the 55-mile Flyway Byway, you’ll discover this haven for migrating birds and south Louisiana wildlife. For Music Fans No matter where you travel in Louisiana, you’re sure to find a good beat. So good, in fact, that there are numerous Byways that focus on Louisiana music specifically, taking travelers to destinations they might not discover otherwise. Take, for instance, the Zydeco Cajun Prairie Byway. Highlights of this driving trail include Mamou, a town that calls itself the Cajun Music Capital of the World. When driving through Eunice, stop by Savoy Music Center, the home to top-quality Cajun accordions and Saturday morning Cajun music jam sessions. ©Fred’s Lounge If you’re looking to keep your ears singing and hips swinging, be sure to stop by the Cajun French Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Eunice. Also check out the J.D. Miller Music Recording Studio in Crowley. Along the Great River Road Byway, hear jazz in New Olreans or old-school rock and blues at the Delta Music Museum in Ferriday. Of course there are multiple byways where you’ll hear the sounds of Louisiana. Savoy Music Center #OnlyLouisiana @LouisianaTravel
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