Sarah & Jamie
Things To Do
Saint Charles Avenue
Grab a bottle or case of the beverage (yes, alcohol!) of your choice and ride the famous New Orleans Streetcar up St Charles Ave from end to end. The entire ride lasts about 40 minutes and you'll be able to view stately oaks and gorgeous homes.
Palace Market Frenchmen
Open air art market located in the heart of the Marigny on popular Frenchmen Street. Showcases more than 100 rotating artists offering handmade art, jewelry, and goods to locals and visitors. Open 7 nights a week!
Cafe Du Monde French Market
An open-air cafe in the heart of the French Quarter, which looks out onto Jackson Square. Once you're settled at a tiny rod-iron table, be sure to order a plate of beignets (hot & delicious fried dough covered with a hefty coating of powdered sugar) and a cafe au lait.
The National WWII Museum
Amazingly rated the #1 tourist destination in New Orleans and #2 in the U.S., the National WWII Museum is an unforgettable way to experience this historic war.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
Thought to be the oldest structure to be used as a bar in the United States, it is a haven for locals and tourists serving "voodoo daiquiris". The place is said to be extremely haunted.
Pat O'Brien's
We don't think any trip to New Orleans is complete without an afternoon at Pat O'Brien's Patio bar. Grab a hurricane, grab some friends and attempt a magnum hurricane! Stay into the night for the dueling pianos.