Things To Do
Cafe Du Monde French Market
Grab some beignets and a café au lait before exploring the French Quarter!
Drago's Seafood Restaurant - Hilton New Orleans Riverside
A trip to New Orleans is never complete for Myles without stopping by Drago's for their charbroiled oysters.
Jackson Square
This historic park in the middle of the French Quarter is right by other NOLA must-sees like Café Du Monde and St. Louis Cathedral. It's also a great place to see local performers and artists.
Shops of the Colonnade
Take a stroll through the French Market to check out tons of local vendors and snag a unique souvenir.
Harrah's New Orleans
Start or end a night out downtown at the casino and don't forget to bet on red at the roulette table for Myles!
City Park
Another beautiful park featuring a botanical garden, amusement park, a Café Du Monde, and the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Close to City Park, this is our go-to spot to grab a po-boy when in town. Caroline's favorite is the fried shrimp, while Myles recommends the James Brown.
Audubon Park
A beautiful park in Uptown New Orleans full of the city's iconic live oaks. It's also right by the zoo and "The Fly," a great place to relax and see the Mississippi River.
Domilise's Po-Boy & Bar
A local institution and Caroline's dad's favorite po-boy spot. He highly recommends the fried oyster po-boy.
Barataria Preserve
If you're hoping to see Louisiana's wetlands and willing to drive, this nature preserve in Jean Lafitte National Park features a hardwood forest, swamp, marsh, and bayous.