Things To DoThings To Do
Jackson SquareJackson Square
Jackson Square in New Orleans is a famous National Historic Landmark in the French Quarter, renowned for its vital role in American history, iconic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. It is best known as the site of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase transfer, the home of the historic St. Louis Cathedral, and a bustling, open-air artist colony.
Café Du MondeCafé Du Monde
Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans is world-famous for its iconic, powdered-sugar-covered beignets and chicory-blended coffee served since 1862. Located in the French Market, it is a staple of Creole culture and tourism, known for its consistent, historic, and authentic taste experience, typically served 24/7 in an open-air café setting.
Bourbon StreetBourbon Street
Bourbon Street, located in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter, is a world-famous 13-block destination renowned for its vibrant nightlife, historic architecture, and Creole-Cajun cuisine. It is known for its party atmosphere, legal street drinking, live music, and annual Mardi Gras celebrations. Key attractions include iconic bars like Pat O'Brien's and the Old Absinthe House, as well as jazz venues such as Maison Bourbon Jazz Club
Caesars New OrleansCaesars New Orleans
Caesar's is a newly reimagined luxury casino & hotel in a world-class destination. It's no secret–Caesars plays hard. Experience The Big Easy's festive laissez-le-bon-temps-rouler attitude and let your wild side free in a 151,400 square-foot casino.