
Mardi Gras and Carnival have long been the marquee events in New Orleans, dating back to the first parade in 1827. Attracting thousands of people each year, the festivities trace their origins to the ...
Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport, located 11 miles outside of New Orleans City, has been refurbished to a high standard and has lots of tax-free shops and restaurants as well as free Wi-Fi access throughout its terminals. Used for both international and domestic flights many visitors pass through the airport on their way to other United States destinations, others are on their way to the Bahamas and Caribbean via the New Orleans Cruise Terminal. Wherever you are heading a hoppa airport transfer is the quick and easy solution for a stress-free journey.
New Orleans City, the jazz capital of America, is an exciting multi-cultural city that has something for everyone, whether you have a few hours or an entire week. Wander through the charming streets of the French Quarter and you will find countless intriguing cafés, bars and galleries, this trendy district is full of surprises and is the best way to launch yourself into the New Orleans way of life. Jackson Square is another great place to hang out: here street performers and artists ply their trade in the shadow of the beautiful St Louis Cathedral.
With so much to see and do the last thing you want is to be stuck at the airport. Pre-book your Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport transfers today with hoppa for a hassle-free and low cost alternative.
Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
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New Orleans (LA) | 24 km | 30 min | |
New Orleans Cruise Terminal | 26 km | 28 min | |
Louis Armstrong New Orleans Intl. (MSY) | km | min | |
San Jose (Costa Rica) | km | min | |
Miami Int Airport (MIA) | km | min |
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Mardi Gras and Carnival have long been the marquee events in New Orleans, dating back to the first parade in 1827. Attracting thousands of people each year, the festivities trace their origins to the ...
St. Louis Cathedral is one of New Orleans\u0027 most notable landmarks. Overlooking Jackson Square, this beautiful cathedral is majestic with its painted ceilings and stained glass windows. You can ge...
Created in 1911, the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) originally had only nine pieces on display. Today, it houses over 40,000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, and other objects. NOMA is well known fo...
The French Quarter is bursting at the seams with attractions and opportunities for fun-filled days. World famous Bourbon Street is located here, providing a plethora of nightlife activity from live mu...
This beautiful park is the heart of historic New Orleans. Surrounded by important and extremely photogenic buildings (including St. Louis Cathedral and the Cabildo), the street life around the park is...
New Orleans\u0027 historic streetcars are not only a great way to get around town, they are an attraction in and of themselves. Six vintage streetcars (NOT trolleys) are currently in operation, dating...
This immense green refuge from the city just 2 miles from the French Quarter contains numerous museums, lakes, fountains, sports facilities (including a golf course), an amusement park and the world\u...
The legendary Canal Street is often referred to as New Orleans\u0027 "Main Street." Utilized as the point of origin for any tour of the Crescent City, scenic and historic sights are never far away. Ma...
Christened the "Garden District" for its picturesque gardens, canopies of live oaks, and serene vistas, visitors may find peace and relaxation with a stroll through the neighborhood. Historic, grandio...
Ordained as America’s National WWII Museum by Congress, the Museum is a must-see for locals, visitors, and citizens in general. The Louisiana Memorial Pavilion displays artifacts of the war and D-Day,...
If you want to learn the basics of Louisiana Cooking, you should head over to this New Orleans School of Cooking. The classes are taught by well-known local chefs in a fun and entertaining way. You wi...
Louisiana Children\u0027s Museum has been one of the city’s premier attractions for children since 1986. The museum has 147,000 visitors per year. Children and families engage in interactive fun, and ...
EmergencyNumbers
911
Currency
$1 (USD) = 100 cents
Newspapers
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OpeningHours
General opening hours for shops are Monday through Saturday 10am-9pm, and Sunday 12pm-6pm.
Population
391,495
TouristInformation
New Orleans Metropolitan Convention \u0026 Visitors Bureau 2020 St Charles Ave, New Orleans New Orleans, LA 70130 +1 800 672 6124
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