Megan & Patrick
Things To Do
Jackson Square
Jackson Square, a 2.5-acre historic landmark in New Orleans' French Quarter, is a hub of activity and a must-see for visitors. Originally called Place d'Armes, the square has served as a gathering place for military reviews and important ceremonies, notably during the War of 1812, when General Andrew Jackson used it to review his troops.
Pêche Seafood Grill
Pêche Seafood Grill is a renowned New Orleans restaurant known for its coastal seafood offerings prepared with a modern twist on old-world cooking techniques, particularly live-fire cooking. The restaurant emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, especially Gulf seafood, and is a collaboration between chefs Donald Link, Stephen Stryjewski, and Ryan Prewitt.
Audubon Aquarium
The Audubon Aquarium, located on the Mississippi River next to the French Quarter in New Orleans, offers an immersive underwater experience with diverse habitats and animals. It features over 3,600 animals from 250 species, including endangered and rare animals.
The National WWII Museum
The National WWII Museum is a top-rated museum dedicated to the American experience in World War II. It aims to explain why the war was fought, how it was won, and its continued relevance, inspiring visitors to understand the price of freedom. The museum features immersive exhibits, personal histories, a 4D cinematic journey, and more, across a six-acre campus with six pavilions.
City Park + Cafe Du Monde
New Orleans City Park is a large, urban park known for its extensive green spaces, historic live oak trees, and diverse range of attractions and activities including bike trails, New Orleans Museum of Art & Cafe Du Monde. Cafe du Monde is a renowned open-air coffee shop in New Orleans, Louisiana, particularly known for its beignets and cafe au lait. It's a popular tourist destination and New Orleans landmark, located in the French Quarter on 800 Decatur Street. There is another location in city park where you can easily park at 56 Deyfous Dr. & access the park.
