Linda’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StNewly expanded exhibits and with in walking distance!
The St. Charles Streetcar is just a few blocks away and will take you along the Ave(going left) where many of New Orleans most grand homes are. It will also take you to Canal street(going right) where the French Quarter starts!
150 locals recommend
Saint Charles Avenue
Saint Charles AvenueThe St. Charles Streetcar is just a few blocks away and will take you along the Ave(going left) where many of New Orleans most grand homes are. It will also take you to Canal street(going right) where the French Quarter starts!
A great way to get some history on Mardi Gras as well a look into the behind the scenes process of making the floats.
134 locals recommend
Mardi Gras World
1380 Port of New Orleans PlA great way to get some history on Mardi Gras as well a look into the behind the scenes process of making the floats.
Food scene
Great place to hang out in the "Bywater" neighborhood and have a few drinks and listen to live music.
839 locals recommend
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveGreat place to hang out in the "Bywater" neighborhood and have a few drinks and listen to live music.
Frenchman street is where you will find many of the live Jazz clubs. Its still very NOLA but a bit more mature than Burbon St. You can also dine in many of the resturants as well as exploor the nightly artist markets. Great place for people watching!
655 locals recommend
Frenchmen Street
Frenchman street is where you will find many of the live Jazz clubs. Its still very NOLA but a bit more mature than Burbon St. You can also dine in many of the resturants as well as exploor the nightly artist markets. Great place for people watching!
Must Do!
Great food, drinks, shopping and people watching makes this the heart of NOLA.
790 locals recommend
French Quarter
Great food, drinks, shopping and people watching makes this the heart of NOLA.