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New Orleans, Cajun Country, antebellum and plantation houses, swamp tours
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Everyone should spend at least a few days in New Orleans, Louisiana.
36 Reviews Short and sweet: New Orleans is so awesome that it's worth the risks. And, let me say that I've wandered solo, dead drunk, super late, with NO problems. Yes, I got lucky. But that's important to know...
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50 Reviews Bourbon Street is the core of New Orleans' nightlife. It is a street that runs the length of the historic French Quarter, and is lined with bars, nightclubs, and souvenir shops. For parents traveling...
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41 Reviews I gotta tell you we just got home from New Orleans on Saturday early in the am. We stayed on Bourbon street and stayed mainly in the French Quarter. We did go to the Garden district and the commercial...
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34 Reviews Better to take this type of tour in the cooler months if possible. I grew up prowling the swamps around New Orleans, and the heat- humidity makes it feel like it is 110deg. in the shade. (heat index)...
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34 Reviews Follow St Charles Street from Canal St, through the Central Business District, and after a mile or two you'll hit the Garden District. This area is full of huge houses with big gardens from the 1840s...
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20 Reviews In most cities in the world there are areas in which you are advised not to venture into; well I couldn't stress more how far away one should stay from this one. Walking through the French Quarters of...
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20 Reviews Getting from the airport to downtown or French Quarter could not be easier. The taxis are well organised immediately you leave the baggage claim area and the best part - its a fixed fee. From the...
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79 Reviews Everybody wants to try a beignet here and rightly so. Café Du Monde is large and open 24 hrs so there really is no excuse. But be warned - three beignets are enough for two - we bought three more to...
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40 Reviews By day Bourbon Street is filled with tourists of all shapes and sizes roaming around the French Quarter discovering the many shops and restaurants and taking in the architecture. At night, it...
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7 Reviews Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, owned by the city of New Orleans, is located about 10 miles west of the city's downtown along I-10. Commercial service began at this airport,...
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16 Reviews and 1398 Opinions This was my family's first trip to New Orleans and we wanted to stay somewhere special. Staying in...
12 Reviews the old state capitol is a very interesting building to visit in downtown baton rouge. in 1847 the louisiana state capitol was moved from new orleans to baton rouge. the new state capital was built on...
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Baton Rouge Denham Springs
1 Review and 123 Opinions This was a very, very nice motel. We've stayed in Baton Rouge, LA before and been disappointed with...
3 Reviews the louisiana arts & science museum is located in the historic 1925 illinois central train station building. the museum has art collections and a planetarium. a good place to take children on a visit...
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2 Reviews and 65 Opinions Guess what's the complementary things they are having in the room? Not only distilled water, but a...
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