City Park is one of New Orleans’ crown jewels. This sprawling urban park—50% larger than New York’s Central Park—has lush gardens, serene walking trails
The French Quarter—also known by its French name, The Vieux Carre—is the absolute highlight of any trip to the Big Easy. The architecture is protected
New Orleans is renowned for its street music scene. You can meander through the French Quarter and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere created by talented street musicians.
While Mardi Gras World does have an admission fee of $22 for adults and $14 for children, it’s one of the unique things to do in New Orleans
When I first came to New Orleans over five years ago, I stayed in the Marigny district and walked down to Frenchmen Street.
New Orleans, founded in 1718 by the French, faced burial challenges due to periodic flooding. They buried residents on the levee, but rising waters would expose bodies and caskets.
Hop on the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar, one of the world’s oldest continuously operating streetcar lines since 1835. It’s an affordable way to see the city and appreciate its historic charm.
The Riverfront offers amazing views of the mighty Mississippi and historic paddle steamers, and you might find free performances in nearby Woldenberg Park.