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Close to Home - Easy to Get To - Great Prices - Lots of things to do
3/18/20093:04:25 PM Link 0 comments | Add comment
What to do in New Orleans? The answer is simple yet resounding. Do as the New Orleanians do: indulge, savor and celebrate.
Indulge your senses, savor New Orleans’ rich cultural experience and celebrate everything that – even after 203 years of the greatest achievements and the steepest challenges – still makes New Orleans America’s most unique, authentic and enthralling destination.Your exploration of the many sensory extravagances that endure in the unique city of New Orleans begins here – enjoy the journey!
Top 10 Things you MUST do in New Orleans
Got an extra hour? Don't miss this list of the ten things you MUST experience while in New Orleans. more...
Restaurants
Relish the rich flavors of an unforgettable meal in one of New Orleans’ world-famous restaurants. Our celebrity chefs are back in their home kitchens continuing the culinary legacy for which New Orleans was honored at the 2006 James Beard Foundation Awards. more...
Culture & Art
Explore artistic and cultural masterpieces at the city’s world-class museums and galleries. Take a walk through living history in the vibrant core of the city: the French Quarter/Marigny, the Warehouse/Arts District and the Garden District. Or, take a ride in living history - a streetcar - down Canal Street or along the river. more...
Golf, Sports & the Outdoors
Stroll beneath the moss-draped oaks in New Orleans’ acres of parks or tee up at an area golf course. Glide past alligators on an airboat in the heart of the swampland. Or take in the wildlife a different way: at the renowned Audubon Zoo and Aquarium of the Americas. more...
Shopping
Discover treasures tucked inside hundreds of shops and boutiques along Magazine Street. Shop ‘til you drop, then feel your muscles and your mind relax as you are pampered to bliss in a spa. more...
Nightlife
Join New Orleans’ famed nightlife -- from piano bars to theater stars, pubs to music clubs -- as it rolls into the wee morning hours. more...
Music & All That Jazz
Make it an evening for the theater, or catch some cool live music at one of the many hot clubs hopping in the historic Arts District, French Quarter, Faubourg Marigny or Bywater. more...
Gaming
Thrill to the best in gaming at any of the area's three open casinos: the roll of the dice, the luck of the cards, that once-in-a-lifetime pull of a slot machine, plus world-class dining and live entertainment. more...
Customized Itinerary
The choices are endless, but they all have one thing in common: they wholly and uniquely belong to New Orleans. With so many fantastic things to do, you’ll want to fit as much as you can into your New Orleans visit. Let us help build your perfect itinerary.
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3/7/200910:37:58 AM Link 0 comments | Add comment
Please be alerted! I have contacted most of you but for the ones that did not get the phone message.
3/6-9/09Cruise Passenger
TRAFFIC ALERTPlease be advised that demolition work on the NASA Parkway Bridge that crosses Interstate 45, is scheduled to begin March 6. During the demolition, the Gulf Freeway, just north of League City to Bay Area Boulevard, will be closed. Drivers should expect major delays in the Webster area, so please give yourself ample time to arrive at the Port of Galveston in time to park and board your cruise prior to its scheduled departure.Alternate routes onto Galveston Island include state Highway 3, Highway 6, and Highway 146 .MAP - click here to view map & directions at:
