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Printable Downtown Map 11 X 17 TED 1 2 3 R 4 5 6 15 D E DUNHAM G AV D I R Additional trolley stops E K DR A Y at First Circuit Court L N 3RD ST A W FOSS ST of Appeals, Poydras 13 and Livingston Building A W HIGH A DR LAKE OL ACCESS RD N 17TH ST CAPIT OL CAPIT 110 12 STATE CAPITOL DR to Southern University GRACIE ST LAKELAND DR Baker, Zachary, Plantation B B homes, BREC'S B.R. Zoo UPPER 5TH LOWER 5TH Baton Rouge Metro Airport FRISCO ST SPANISH TOWN RD SPANISH TOWN RD SPANISH TOWN ST UNIVERSITY WALK N 12TH ST ST GAYOSA RD L LN A 1TH ST N 17TH ST 1 N 8TH ST N 10TH ST 11 N 14TH ST N 13TH ST N 17 CANA BUNGALOW LN LUCILL N 16TH NORTH ST NORTH ST C C LN 18 A N 3RD ST N 4TH ST N 12TH ST MAIN ST PRISCILL MAIN ST YETTE ST RIVER 19 A 10 F ST ST ST N 9TH ST N 5TH ST N 6TH ST N 7TH ST N 8TH ST LA N 12TH ST ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAUREL ST LAUREL ST N 14TH ST 9 N 13TH ST N 17TH 20 N 15TH N 16TH FLORIDA BLVD FLORIDA BLVD D D 8 ST N 9TH ST CONVENTION ST CONVENTION ST 1TH ST RIVER RD 1 N 10TH ST 10TH N N N 12TH ST N 13TH ST N 14TH ST MISSISSIPPI N 17TH NORTH BLVD NORTH BLVD 7 NORTH BLVD 4 ST 6 AMERICA ST AMERICA ST 1TH ST E ST E 1 S SOMERULOS ST S 16TH ST S 15TH ST ST 1 LOUISIANA AV S 10TH ST LOUISIANA AV S 17TH BRICE VD L GRANDPRE ST 110 ST SPAIN ST L A EAST B Y LARKINS CT RO SPAIN ST ST JOSEPH ST CHARLES NAPOLEON ST 5 MAXIMILLIAN ST GOVERNMENT ST BEAUREGARD TOWN GOVERNMENT ST FRANCE ST S 14TH ST F 2 F BEAUREGARD ST WISTERIA ST BLANCHE CT VER ST EUROPE ST 4 PENAL OLEANDER ST EDDIE ROBINSON DR ST S 10TH ST PRUYN ST P VILLE ST MAYFLOWER ST R ST IBE ST LOUIS S 17TH ST PHILLI MARCELLIOUS LN S 15TH ST S 16TH ST BYNUM AV ST FERDINAND S 12TH ST PEACH ST G 3 SOUTH BLVD SOUTH ST G LN 10 OLIVE ST ARD S 15TH ST Y to Port Allen, HIGHLAND RD ST LEHMANN ST L MYRTLE AV MYRTLE AV BRICK Lafayette A Y S 12TH ST to LSU to New Orleans, RO ST JOSEPH plantation homes NAPOLEON ST 10 RIVER RD NICHOLSON DR S 17TH ST S 16TH ST 1 2 ST CHARLES 3 4 5 6 JULIA ST PLACES OF WORSHIP Capitol Park Museum, 7 1 First Baptist Church (E-3) A Louisiana State Museum (B-3) 2 First Presbyterian Church (E-4) ACCOMMODATIONS 8 Baton Rouge African-American Museum (G-3) # Interstate 9 Old Arsenal Museum (A-3) 3 First United Methodist Church (E-4) 1 Belle of Baton Rouge Casino & Hotel (G-2) Trolley Stop 4 # 104 Old Governor’s Mansion and Museum (E-3) 4 Mt. Zion First Baptist (F-4) 2 Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown (D-2) Weekdays (10am-2:30pm) 11 Old State Capitol (E-2) 5 New Saint Luke Baptist (G-3) 3 Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center (E-2) Parking 124 Pentagon Barracks (B-2) 6 St. Agnes Catholic (G-4) 44 Holiday Inn Express (E-3) 13 USS Kidd DD-661 Louisiana Veterans 7 St. James Episcopal Church (E-3) Public Restroom 5 Hotel Indigo (E-3) Memorial and Museum (#-1) 84 St. Joseph Cathedral (D-3) 64 Courtyard Marriot (D-2) Levee Path INFORMATION 9 Wesley United Methodist (F-3) 7 Watermark Hotel (D-2) 1 Visit Baton Rouge (D-2) Trailhead / Riverfront Access GROCERY GOODS ATTRACTIONS & LANDMARKS 2 Downtown Development District (D-2) 1 Main Street Market (C-3) 1 Belle of Baton Rouge Casino (G-2) PARKS 2 Matherne’s Grocery (D-3) 2 Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge (B-2) 1 AZ Young Park (C-2) 3 Downtown Grocery (D-2) 3 Louisiana Art & Science Museum / 2 BREC’s Convention Street Park (E-4) Irene W. Pennington Planetarium (E-2) 3 Lafayette Park (E-2) THEATER/GALLERY 44 Louisiana Governor’s Mansion (B-4) 44 North Blvd. Town Square (E-2) 1 Baton Rouge River Center and 5 Louisiana State Capitol - Performing Arts Theater (F-2) 5 Repentance Park (F-2) Visit our website at Visitor Information Center (B-3) downtownbatonrouge.org 2 Shaw Center for the Arts/Manship Theatre/ 6 Riverfront Plaza / Public Dock (F-2) for information on restaurants, 64 Louisiana State Library (C-3) LSU Museum of Art (D-2) 7 City Hall Plaza entertainment, and services..
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