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Bourbon Street

The busiest and best-known street in New Orleans. There's a music lounge at every corner and the old French architecture everywhere is simply marvelous.

Jackson Square

This picturesque square bounded by the grand ole Mississippi on one side and the cathedral on the other side is a must-see site.

French Quarter

The oldest and most flashy and elegant neighborhood of the Big Easy. Fans of architecture and blues music will especially love it here.

Café du Monde

This non-stop café is legendary for its café au lait blended with chicory and beignets. A must when in New Orleans.

St. Louis Cathedral

A cathedral like no other in the United States. Built in the 18th century in Spanish colonial style, the fairy-tale like structure is a definite must-see.

New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum

This museum will capture attention of all those interested in spooky things. Bizarre bricolage of curiosities.

Preservation Hall

Inside this rather shabby looking building lies the most renowned jazz hall of the city. A truly legendary place.

Canal Street

The pulsating artery of the Big Easy, the street that never sleeps. The place to go shopping, enjoy a fine dinner or just marvel at the architecture from an old streetcar.

Riverwalk Marketplace

Convenient shopping location with well facilitated food court. Shop here for everything from clothes to food.

Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop and Bar

Supposedly the oldest continuously functioning bar in the world. A place full of character and atmosphere.

Garden District

A calm and picturesque neighborhood full of fancy and opulent mansions built during the 19th century.

Faubourg Marigny

What was a rich neighborhood full of fancy mansions fell to decline during mid-20th century, but was later restored again. Today it is a beautiful historic district.

Frenchmen Street

A vibrant street full of distinct character, lined with blues lounges, bars and lovely cafés. A charming, authentic part of New Orleans.

S.S. Natchez

Cruise the mighty Mississippi in this classic steamboat. Enjoy the wonderful hospitality provided aboard.

Audubon Zoo

Not just a zoo, but an institute dedicated to preserving and educating about the wonders of nature. Features 2,000 animals, an aquarium, as well as an interactive swamp.