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Down in New Orleans


New Orleans

Frenchman Street

  • Good for night, drinks; where the locals go

  • Daytime Art market (7-1)

  • Good Spots: The Spotted Cat; Three Muses; d.b.a

French Quarter

  • Bourbon Street- Must See

Garden District

  • Historical residential neighborhood

  • Head to the intersection of Prytania St. and Washington Ave. - shops and cafes here

Swamp Tours

  • Companies: Cajun Encounters; Airboat Adventures; Cajun Pride Swamp Tours

  • Get to see another side of New Orleans - lots of wildlife

Blaine Kern’s Mardi Gras World

  • Location: 1380 Port of New Orleans Place, New Orleans, LA

  • Open: 9:30am- 5:30pm

  • 1hr Tours every 30min.

  • Cost: $19.95/Adult

  • Ticket includes free shuttle pick-up and drop off; simply call when you’re at a designated shuttle stop

  • You can try on Mardi Gras costumes- highly recommended experience

St.Louis Cathedral

  • Location: 615 Pere Antoine Alley, New Orleans, LA 70116

  • It’s the oldest cathedral in USA

  • Open: 7:30am-4pm - Free

Audubon Nature Institute

  • Location: 6500 Magazine St., New Orleans, LA 70118

  • Sea Otter Experience

  • Go behind the scenes - 30min

  • $75/ Adult (includes admission to Aquarium)

New Orleans School of Cooking

  • Take a hands on cooking class

  • $139/person

  • Must make a reservation

  • Get to cook a whole New Orleans style meal and enjoy it!

Steamboat Natchez

  • Dinner or Sunday Brunch

  • Brunch boards at 11am;

cruising 11:30am-1:30pm

  • Ticket:$44/Adult w/brunch


"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. "

-Hellen Keller

Food and Bars


Uptown’s Hansen’s Sno-Bliz

  • Different than a snow cone

Café du Monde

  • The place to get Beignets

  • Beware of lines

  • Or: Café Beignet;Morning Call Coffee Stand

  • Open: 8:30am


Carousel Bar in the Hotel Monteleone

  • Looks like a carousel!!

  • Great place to order a Sazerac

  • Sazerac= a New Orleans drink

Tujue’s

  • One of the oldest restaurants in New Orleans

  • Serve brunch and dinner

  • Also a bar

  • $$$

Galatorie’s Resturant

  • One of the oldest restaurants in New Orleans-1905

  • French Cuisine

  • Reasonably priced

  • Location: 209 Bourbon Street

Hot Tin at the Potchartrain Hotel

  • Great nighttime rooftop bar- Great views

Alto at the Ace Hotel New Orleans

  • Great daytime rooftop bar

  • Frozen drinks and swimming

  • Must spend $20/person if not a guest at Hotel


Jazz Festival


Tickets: Regular Early admission $70 (Feb.15-April 27)

Gate Price: $80

Tickets are good for any ONE day during purchased weekend

  • First weekend April 28-30

  • Second weekend May 4-7

NO RE-ENTRY



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