Best Things to Do in New Orleans
Nightlife and rolling good times are the main attractions, with Bourbon Street's plentiful live-music clubs of nearly every style. Tours of the French Quarter or the Garden District will easily fill the day of those who love to stroll, while Chalmette Battlefield and the National World War II Museum pack in the amateur historians. For a unique glimpse of the Crescent City's culture, explore one of the famous cemeteries or pay a visit to the Backstreet Cultural Museum. When it comes time for souvenir shopping, check out the antiques stores along Magazine Street in the Garden District.
Why go: If you want to experience New Orleans properly, it's best to begin your tour ... read more»
Why go: Some of New Orleans' must-see (albeit morbid) attractions are its cemeteries. Many of the tombs ... read more»
Why go: This is a must-see attraction for any history buff. Having opened June 6, 2000 (the ... read more»
Why go: As the centerpiece of the French Quarter, St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest active cathedral ... read more»
Why go: Take a walking tour of the Garden District (located southwest along the river from the ... read more»
Why go: Flanking Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter, the Cabildo was originally constructed ... read more»
Why go: Situated west of New Orleans is Chalmette Battlefield, the site of the bloody Battle of ... read more»
Why go: Since opening in 1911, the New Orleans Museum of Art (known simply as "NOMA") has ... read more»
Why go: Although it was hit rather hard by Hurricane Katrina, recent visitors insist that City Park ... read more»
Why go: As a city that celebrates death with jazz funerals and shows off its tomb-filled cemeteries ... read more»
Why go: Families on vacation should make some time to visit the Audubon Nature Institute. This massive ... read more»
Why go: One of the main reasons to visit New Orleans is to get a taste of ... read more»
Why go: When people say that New Orleans isn't the best place to bring the kids ... read more»
Why go: The small, quirky New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum could spark the interest of even the ... read more»
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