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New Orleans
95% of people who have been to New Orleans think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in New Orleans are French Quarter, Bourbon Street, and Cafe Du Monde. New Orleans is featured on the lists Old Cities and Interesting Architecture, Places Featured on Season 8 of The Amazing Race, and AAA's Top 100 Vacation Destinations - 2007. Places in New Orleans have been tagged new orleans, restaurant, and food.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeN'Awlins by valleysailor
my favorite place on this planet so far! Won a weekend in the penthouse at Windsor Court Hotel, limo, dinner in the Grill Room – everything! Also spent a week there last April (2010) for the French Quarter Festival which is much more fun, less expensive, and less crowded but with richer local entertainment than Jazz Fest. It is a local’s favorite. Untitled by itsemiilyxo
went for a trip a while back, the place is full of life and worth visiting. over 2 years agoBest Place on Earth by LWood2277
I’m originally from there and I love my city. There’s no place like it anywhere. I moved away after hurricane Katrina and got such a good job in Los Angeles that I probably won’t be moving back any time soon but I visit as often as I can. Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest are the 2 best times to visit but Burbon St. is fun any night of the week. Decataur also has some great bars but if you want the local hangouts go to Frnchman st. or Magazine st. I recommend the Maple Bar on Magazine as well as Jaquamos for some of the best food you’ll ever have. over 3 years agoSee all 537 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionslmp784 asks,“Coming to New Orleans in May/June 2011 and was wondering what you suggest we see? We are total foodies, love vintage stores, rock n' blues and sightseeing. Cheers in advance!” over 2 years agoLaurel Fan asks,“I read a story set in Louisiana, and the characters catch and eat gar fish. Are there any restaurants where such a thing could be found?” over 4 years agoLaurel Fan asks,“What is there to do during the day? It looks like there are lots of choices for food and going "out". Interesting architecture? museums? places to see alligators?” over 4 years agolukaskye asks,“i am going there in two weeks for my spring break and my travel photography class.. i know we had some places planned, like the french quarter, but i was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for must-visit places..? :) especially photogenic places...!” over 6 years agoBigmighty asks,“What's it like after Katrina? Last time I went was 1999. I want to go back but don't know what to expect. Should I go for the Jazz Festival or Mardi Gras ... or just because ...???” over 6 years agoSee all 7 questions |
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Welcome to Cajun Country, the heart of French culture in Louisiana. Discover the history of the Cajun people, then board a boat for a 1 1/2 hour tour of the Bayou. Here, you can see alligators, herons and other native animals. For a unique tour with a ... $75.99 
Take this tour on your first day in New Orleans to find out the places you must go! From the Sazerac and Pimm's Cup to the Hurricane and Hand Grenade, you'll enjoy a view of New Orleans through its history of fine dining and drinking. Hear classic stor... $25.99 
Welcome to the Fun, Food and Folklore of The New Orleans School of Cooking! These entertaining classes are located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the early 1800's in the heart of the French Quarter. You will be taught the basics of Louisian... $26.99 
Journey back in time to the Antebellum South with a tour of two separate plantations. First, visit Oak Alley Plantation, which has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". Next, tour Laura Plantation, a historic sugar plantation built in ... $85.99 
Feel the gentle breeze of southern hospitality on a tour that takes you back to a time of mint juleps, gracious living and the glory of the Old South. Oak Alley is your destination on this 4.5 hour tour, that takes you into the stunning plantation home... $51.99 See All Activities » |
