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New Orleans is a vibrant city full of history and hospitality. Hanging Out – Definitely the French Quarter. Sports Enthusiasts – spectator sports like football & basketball; fishing, golfing; the Audobon Aquarium or a fishing/swam tour in the Bayou Shopping – Definitely the French Quarter & the French Market Not to be Missed – at least once in your lifetime – Mardi Gras held in late February; plantation home tour on the outskirts of the city; a visit to a city cemetary and/or more...

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Food and Restaurants \| Music New Orleans Cajun grooves and food by johnmichael from NJ 1 cheer If you love music and great food, you have to visit New Orleans. Home of the New Orleans Jazzfest in April/May. Lots and lots of great cajun food, oysters, crawfish, jambalya and... More
Food and Restaurants \| Music \| Nightlife New Orleans Nightly decadence and debauchery over beignets by leilaghorashi from DC 1 cheer If you're looking for decadence and debauchery every night of the year or fabulous jazz or delicious french/cajun cuisine or exquisite art galleries, New Orleans is just the place... More
Food and Restaurants \| Nightlife \| Business Travelers \| Budget Travelers \| Luxury Travelers New Orleans Plenty of fun by jliebs77 from NJ 1 cheer New Orleans ain't like it used to be, but there are still plenty of good times to be had. Add to that the fact that you're helping rebuild the local economy, and it seems almost a... More
Hot Weather New Orleans What is it like now? by cmgw from GA We traveled to New Orleans several years ago in the summer, which was a mistake. It was unbareable hot! We live in the south so we figured it couldn't be any worse, but we felt... More
New Orleans \| French Quarter \| Louisiana \| Crescent City \| Big Easy \| History New Orleans New Orleans - Fun, But Use Caution by jenniferwilson from Canada The Crescent City, otherwise known as New Orleans, is still in the state of rebuild since the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina in August of 2005. While many parts of the area are... More

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Culture \| Dance \| Festivals \| History \| Music \| Culture \| Dance \| Festivals \| Music Zulu Krewe at 100: Still Marching to Its Own Beat On Feb. 24, the raucous Zulu parade will roll down the streets of New Orleans, celebrating years of Mardi Gras tradition. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Food and Restaurants \| Shopping \| Shopping Surfacing: Bright Spot in the Big Easy In the three and a half years since Hurricane Katrina, Magazine Street has emerged as a boutique row and a testing ground for new retail concepts. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Boating \| Culture \| Dance \| Food and Restaurants \| Fishing \| Music \| Culture \| Dance \| Fishing \| Music Get me gumbo and make it snappy French, African and American cultures collide in a riot of music, dance and food in the Mississippi Delta, as Paul Simon discovers...more Article from guardian.co.uk Travel
Food and Restaurants \| Fishing \| Fishing Into the Louisiana Bayou In the waters not far outside New Orleans, a touch of Cajun flair is called for if you're stalking the redfish - the king of Bayou Country. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Festivals \| Music \| Wine \| Music Datebook Events in New Orleans, Valledupar, Colombia, and Etyek, Hungary worth getting on a plane for....more Article from NYT > Travel

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