Central City BBQ
Serving up unmatched BBQ cuisine in a fun, funky setting, this BBQ restaurant may be newer to the city than some, but it’s time-honored recipes are honed through decades of dedication to the culinary craft of BBQing.
Canal Place
World-class retailers. Locally celebrated designers. Canal Place is Downtown New Orleans’ premier shopping destination for luxury fashion and beauty brands, boutique clothing stores, home goods and much more.
Arts District Bikes Rental & Light Up Rides
The bikes have comfortable, large seats, baskets, cup-holders and of course they have all the lights. The ride is first of all a fun event. We’re riding for about 15 minutes, then we stop, and so on. The pace is very leisurely.
The National WWII Museum
The National WWII Museum features immersive exhibits, multimedia experiences, and an expansive collection of artifacts and first-person oral histories
Cafe Du Monde French Market
A New Orleans landmark, located on Jackson Square, Cafe du Monde offers the original beignet, the state doughnut of Louisiana.
Preservation Hall
Preservation Hall is a historic music venue in the French Quarter working to protect, preserve and perpetuate the spirit of traditional New Orleans jazz.
Mardi Gras World
Loved it and could have spent hours taking pictures. It starts with their bus picking us up and driving us to the tour, an offered treat of a bite of Kings Cake on arrival, followed by a short movie. You then get to follow a path through their warehouse of floats and props as well as get to look into the working areas. SO Much to see! We were able to spend time talking with one of the artists and she was great. We learned a lot and had a great time. And yes, after we were dine, the bus took us back.
St. Louis Cathedral
Come see one of the most historic landmarks in New Orleans, located right next to Jackson Square. It is the oldest cathedral still in use in the United States.
