New Orleans
Welcome to New Orleans
New is the most populous city in Louisiana. Even after Hurricane Katrina New Orleans is the home of almost 400 thousand people. Nestled up against the Mississippi river in Louisiana, New Orleans is the home of the infamous Mardi Gras and festivals. It is a popular tourism spot because of its rich history and culture and food. Millions of people visit our great city every year.
Originally established in 1718 by French Colonist. New Orleans has a rich history. Playing vital roles in American history. In 1840 New Orleans was the third most populous city in the United States. Labeled as the "most unique" in the States New Orleans is a great place to visit.
What Should I See?
Frenchman Street
Frenchman street is the perfect place to go to see what New Orleans culture is all about. This street lies on the edge of the French Quarter and is not as crowded as the popular tourist destinations. It is a great place to enjoy local food, music and people.
Frenchman street is located in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans. Frenchman is what Bourbon street used to be. Some visitors choose to skip Bourbon and enjoy a fun and exciting tim eon Frenchman.
The French Quarter
New Orleans most popular party spot. Crowded streets and great sight is what you will find on Bourbon. Bourbon street really comes alive at night. So if you are looking for a party Bourbon street is your number one choice.
The Garden District
Take a walking tour of the Garden District of New Orleans. Here is where some of the most beautiful home in New Orleans are located. Like the names suggest this neighborhood is full of elaborate home with ornate gardens, trees, and ivy. Don't hesitate to check this awesome neighborhood out. Only 3 miles from the French Quarter it is a must see.
WWII Museum
Renowned for its interactive exhibits and cutting edge technology, you do not need to be a history buff to enjoy the museum. Located near the Super Dome this museum explores the World War II era. See the history come to life. With a impressive collection of artifacts and memorabilia along with documentaries covering all aspects of the war from D Day to Berlin.
Swamp Tours / Bowfishing
New Orleans is surrounded water and swamps. If you are looking for something else to do check out a variety of tours that bring you deep into the marsh of Louisiana. Skim across the water in an airboat and see some of the local wildlife. See Alligators, Egrets, Racoons and more on these guided tours. If you are more of a sportsman be sure to check our
Nawlins Bowfishing Tours
to have some fun on the water at night.
Cemetary Tours
View a cemetary like never before. Unlike most cemeteries most of New Orleans older cemeteries are above the ground. Come and see some of the most beautiful and intricate tombs in New Orleans. These tours can be taken during the day but the brave visitors try and take a midnight tour through some of the countries oldest cemeteries.
