Don't wanna walk around and sightsee? Try the Hop-on Hop-off tour bus! With different stops all along the city, enjoy getting from place to place while learning about the Big Easy! Highly recommended for first time visitors to get a feel of the city's layout and the history!
We find that the best time to enjoy the famous Cathedral and Jackson Square park is during an early morning stroll!
Time to get your shopping done! Step into the hustle and bustle of the French Market and grab your souvenirs at a deal!
We loved this place and found it to be a fun little stop right on the corner near the hotel! Highly recommend stopping here at some point and trying out one of their absinthe drinks.
Nice bar with live music and a patio courtyard along with good drinks and a variety of choices!
This bar is attached to the hotel and was a wonderful small bar right off of Bourbon! They have live music and great cocktails nightly!
Fun little Irish Pub that has great food and oysters. A more casual vibe, but a worthwhile stop in the Garden District
Located on Bourbon Street and home to the Original Hurricane drink! We will be having our Welcome Reception in their private upstairs banquet room.
Home of the original Muffuletta!! Step into this little deli right by the French Markets and enjoy a nice sandwich (highly recommend the muffuletta as it is their signature).
Great casual breakfast spot!
Great beignet flight and drinks!
A gelato and coffee shop! Highly recommend their affogato (ice cream/gelato with espresso poured over it).
Cute little cafe that is very photogenic and had good tea!
There are multiple of these in New Orleans, but this one had the best Americano in my opinion.
A free self-guided museum tour that includes free tastings of different Sazerac cocktails. We really enjoyed going through the museum and learning about the history of the Sazerac Company and their spirits!
Check out the museum that our ceremony will be held at prior to the wedding! Tours are self-guided or guided (please view their website for more information).
Please note that this museum is large and full of information and archives. You will want to schedule out a large chunk of your day to visit this place!
One of the most famous cemeteries in the country. Full of some great history!
Check out the history of Mardi Gras and the place where they create the world famous Mardi Gras floats!