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Vidalia is a city that is located in Concordia Parish in the state of Louisiana. This city rests at an elevation of only 66 feet above sea level. It has one sister city and that is Natchez, Mississippi.
These two cities are separated by the Mississippi River. Many people think that the city of Vidalia got it’s name from the well known sweet vidalia onions, but that is not true. The city of Vidalia was named after Vidalia, Georgia.
Vidalia is a city with a lot of charm and it attracts visitors from all over the world. Some main attractions in Vidalia include Riverview RV Park, Frogmore Plantation, The Delta Museum, The Vidalia Riverwalk, and the Tacony Plantation.
The Tacony Plantation is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This plantation originated in 1845. This plantation produced 3,387 cotton bales and 17,000 bushels of corn. This is where one of the wealthiest cotton planters in the state of Louisiana lived. His name was Alfred Vidal Davis, Sr.
The Vidalia Riverwalk provides much entertainment for local residents and visitors. While touring the Riverwalk you will see restaurants, a hotel, shops, amphitheater and boat ramps. The Delta Museum invites visitors with free admission. The Frogmore Plantation spans 1800 acres. This Plantation recieved the Rural Tourism Award in 1999. The Riverview RV Park is a resort that offers full services.
Many events take place in Vidalia year-round. Upcoming events for the month of November include Back to the Roots Hair Show. This event will take place on November 5, 6, and 7. November the 21rst through January 3rd brings the event Christmas Lights on the River. December 4th is the Vidalia Christmas Parade. December 17th bring Santa to Vidalia and this event is Breakfast with Santa.
People from all regions of the world travel to Louisiana to taste the flavor of the South. You and your guests can learn about the history and culture of Louisiana.
