Things To Do
Bourbon Street
Bourbon Street is the most famous street in New Orleans. Lined with bars, restaurants, hotels, and live music venues, this is one of the most hopping streets in the USA, 24 hours a day. Taking a stroll along this street is an essential New Orleans experience.
Jackson Square
Jackson Square is a small, green park that sits in the French Quarter. This square is lined with several famous buildings, including the St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo, and the Presbytère.
City Park
Golf, boating, biking, boating, putt putt, tennis, and more activities are all available at City Park. It's a beautiful park with lots of activities to do, and it also is home to the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Garden District & Uptown
These quiet, residential areas of New Orleans are home to some of the most beautiful streets and homes in the city. There are some amazing restaurants and shops to visit, and you can get around by walking, driving, or taking a streetcar. This is one of our favorite parts of New Orleans!
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
Explore the famous above-ground cemeteries, such as St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, on a guided tour to learn about the unique burial traditions of New Orleans.
Frenchmen Street
Head to Frenchmen Street for some of the best live music in the city. Enjoy jazz, blues, and other genres in cozy clubs and bars.
Galatoire's
An iconic French Quarter restaurant, offering classic Creole cuisine. Their Friday lunches are a New Orleans tradition.
Drago's Seafood Restaurant
Renowned for their charbroiled oysters, Drago’s is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Café Du Monde
An essential stop for beignets and café au lait. It’s open 24 hours, making it a perfect spot for a late-night snack or early morning treat. They have locations near both Jefferson Square and in City Park.
Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar
Located on St. Charles Avenue, Superior Seafood offers fresh Gulf seafood and classic New Orleans dishes. Try their oysters, shrimp and grits, and frozen cocktails.
Bearcat Café
A trendy spot with a focus on healthy and indulgent options, offering everything from vegan and gluten-free dishes to hearty breakfast plates and delicious coffees. Be sure to get there before they open - there's usually a line waiting outside.
The Ruby Slipper Café
A popular brunch spot known for its creative twists on Southern classics. Their eggs Benedict variations are a standout.
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Known for their traditional New Orleans po'boys served in a historic setting.
Domilise's Po-Boy & Bar
A local favorite since 1924, famous for their overstuffed po'boys.
Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux
Combines Louisiana cuisine with a sports bar atmosphere, offering a range of dishes including po'boys and burgers.