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New Orleans, Cajun Country, antebellum and plantation houses, swamp tours
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when you come home, all our food sucks.
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Everyone should spend at least a few days in New Orleans, Louisiana.
67 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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33 Reviews This town is very old and has been through a ton, i have been here one night and i can already tell, its just like any great city. Awesome bars, amazing food and activities, the girl that posted...
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40 Reviews New Orleans is surrounded by water ways and swamps. A swamp tour is a must do thing, there are many and Bluecat Canoe has a page here on VT about swamp tours. There are many animals and sights to see...
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39 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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35 Reviews since the last notation of chemical abuse and crime, I was contacted by the department of Justice, there were landlords that allowed me to be assaulted and know of these assaults, the DOJ had me in...
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88 Reviews Still on our quest to sample most - or if possible all - of the local food available in New Orleans, we made the obligatory stop at Cafe du Monde. This little coffee place has been around since 1862,...
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52 Reviews Before I went to New Orleans, I had this picture in mind of Bourbon Street being all about bachelor parties and Girls Gone Wild, so I wasn't exactly planning on spending much time there. However, I...
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25 Reviews Taxis in New Orleans are generally safe and reasonably priced. Many taxis are privately owned, so the quality of the car will vary from cab to cab, but all should have a meter! A taxi from the...
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23 Reviews Icannot comment a lot on these “establishments”, as I did not step in, just took a few photos when walking by. I have a problem with people making money with the low instincts of human, and it is not...
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22 Reviews The people that write these tips for safety are paranoid or must be little old ladies that never venture out at night!. We stayed at the RV park just 2 blocks out of the French Quarter and had no...
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29 Reviews This was supposed to be the first stop on a ghost tour app we were listening to, but we ended up spending hours here! What a great low-key, historic atmosphere... nothing like Bourbon St. Be careful,...
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4 Reviews and 749 Opinions the omni royal orleans is located between royal and chartres streets in the heart of the french...
25 Reviews Streetcars were introduced in New Orleans in the 1830s. At some point there were dozens of streetcar lines running all over the city, including one that ran along Desire Street and that became...
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Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center Hotel
1 Review and 96 Opinions the hilton capitol center hotel is located in the newly renovated old heidelberg hotel in downtown...
Hampton Inn Shreveport Airport
1 Review and 46 Opinions This hotel is very close to the Shreveport regional airport, which makes it very desirable for those...
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Louisiana vacations are packed with more than just Mardi Gras so if you're planning to do it all then you might first want to have a look at some Louisiana hotels because it could take a while! Tour the Hurricane Katrina path or visit the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, take the kids to the zoo in Baton Rouge, check out the Cathedral of St. John in Lafayette, cross the famous Texas Street Bridge in Shreveport, and help yourself to delicious Cajun cuisine just about anywhere you go!
Lousiana, and more specifically South Louisiana has a lot of swampland. You will see many swamp tour signs while passing through the areas. I have only been to...
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Q: Hi, I am flying to New Orleans next Monday and will fly back to Europe on Oct 27. This is my first time in US and I have been...
A: Yes, do a swamp tour and a plantation tour. Since you have a car, all of this is easier. I would spend four days in New Orleans. More than that and you'll likely get...
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Louisiana is named for Louis XIV of France, in whose name La Salle took possession of the Mississippi Valley in 1682. Louisiana is sometimes called the "Nations Sugar Bowl" because it grows more sugar...
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Louisiana's past has probably been the most colourful and the most varied than any other State in America. It has been home to Native American Indians, Spanish conquistadors, French fur traders,...
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Louisiana; history, culture and nature
Driving through Louisiana along the mighty Mississippi river in october you can't miss the coton. Because of the rich soil along the river many cotton plantations are located here. Cotton is the...
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Louisiana: Sportsman's Paradise
Louisiana is more than just my neighbor to the east. It has a rich cultural heritage and quite a few interesting little towns. Hopefully I can share a few of these with you! I would also like to...
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Louisiana has 5 parks under the National Park System including: Cane River NHA; Cane River Creole NHP; Jean Lafitte NHP (see my page); New Orleans Jazz NHP; and Poverty Point NM (page under Poverty......
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