Bay St. Louis

French explorers Pierre le Moyne d'Iberville and Jean Baptiste le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, claimed the Gulf Coast for France and King Louis XIV in 1699. Today, the scenic route of Highway 90 divides the warm gulf waters from the neon lights of fabulous casinos and Old Town Bay St. Louis. The Old Town District is a historic beach side niche full of antique shops, art galleries, and specialty shops. Also known for its outstanding restaurants and entertainment spots, Bay St. Louis offers a variety of local favorites and seafood specialties in casual and fine dining settings. Mardi Gras parades, festivals, and beautiful old beachfront homes add to the beauty of this picturesque city. Below you'll find top attractions, events and accommodations for Bay St. Louis

Top Attractions

• Casinos
• Old Town Bay St. Louis
• Kate Lobrano House
• Captain Fox's Bayou Tours
• John C. Stennis Space Center

Top Events

• Cruisin' the Coast
• International Food Festival - September 17-19, 2004
• Crab Festival - July 2-4, 2004
• Spring Pilgrimage Tour of Homes and Gardens
• Mardi Gras Celebrations - February 2004

Top Accommodations

• Bay Town Inn - B&B
• Blue Meadow Inn - B&B
• Palm House - B&B
• The Trust - B&B
• Casino Resorts