Louis Armstrong New Orleans Intl. (MSY) Transfers

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' most notable landmarks. Overlooking Jackson Square, this beautiful cathedral is majestic with its painted ceilings and stained glass windows. You can get an ...

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' 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 from...

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's...

The legendary Canal Street is often referred to as New Orleans' "Main Street." Utilized as the point of origin for any tour of the Crescent City, scenic and historic sights are never far away. Many of...

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's 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 it ca...

Located in beautiful uptown New Orleans, the Audubon Zoo engages guests with animals from around the world. The zoo features natural habitats, like the Louisiana Swamp and Jaguar Jungle, and lavish g...

The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas is adjacent to the French Quarter, right on the Mississippi River, which adds to the Aquarium's intrinsically inspiring aura. It displays, among other things, a vi...

The Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and Preserve is the perfect attraction for those wishing to immerse themselves in rich Cajun traditions and the bayou's natural wonders. During the War of 1812,...

The Cabildo originally served as home to the city council under Spanish rule. Now marking the beginning of the Louisiana State Museum, the Cabildo offers group tours that explore Louisiana's extensive...

The New Orleans ferries are a fantastic way to tour the city and gain splendid waterfront views. The ferry system has a high volume of ridership, being the fourth largest in the nation. Over two milli...

Home to the championship New Orleans Saints and the Tulane University Green Wave, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome is one of the nation's largest stadiums. Aside from football, the Superdome serves as a ve...

The art in this museum isn't just Southern in origin, it is Southern in theme and includes 4,000 paintings, sculptures and photographs from 15 Southern states from the last 3 centuries. On Thursday ev...

This museum celebrates New Orleans street culture and Mardi Gras history. It features a collection of Mardi Gras Indian costumes and plenty of musical artifacts. You can explore New Orleans' art and c...

Inspired by the heritage and culture of Southern cooking, Boucherie shares the spirit of traditional New Orleans festivals and familial celebrations known as "boucheries." The meats are all smoked, cu...

The unavoidable long lines are well worth putting up with at this French Quarter eatery. Legendary among tourists and locals, Acme serves up some the city's best local specialties in its toned down, n...

Fine dining is at its best at Antoine's Restaurant. It is the oldest family run restaurant in the United States and features delicious food for lunch and dinner every day. Their menu features French a...

The burgers here lack some of the staples people might miss (lettuce and tomato), but Company makes up for it by adding homemade condiments such as basil mayonnaise or Creole honey mustard, making the...

As the French Quarter's destination for premium seafood, GW Fins serves all of its fare at the seasonal peak. Located in a turn-of-the-century warehouse, GW Fins contains 210 dining seats, beautiful g...

With a garment of turquoise and white turrets and columns, Commander's Palace is the Victorian gem of the Garden District. The cuisine is a delightful marriage of haute Creole and modern American fare...

Restaurant August is the brainchild of famed chef John Besh. Located in the historic French-Creole building in the Central Business District, Restaurant August features fresh, contemporary French cuis...

Make a swift getaway on the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar and find Upperline. The celebrated restaurant makes its home in a stately 1877 townhouse and has garnered accolade upon accolade from local and...

Consistently praised for their excellent food, service, atmosphere, and value, Zea Rotisserie & Grill serves "inspired American" cuisine. Succulent appetizers, scintillating soups, sandwiches, salads,...

Formerly a neighborhood bar, Clancy's evolved in 1983 to become the fine dining establishment it is today. It is one of New Orleans' top suppliers of classic Creole cuisine. Clancy's has an impressive...

Drawing from its origins in Gambia and Cameroon, Bennachin is a taste of original African cuisine right in New Orleans. The Jama Jama, a dish of spinach sautéed in vegetable oil, ginger, onion, and ga...

A delicious combination of Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and South Asian cuisine, Hoshun Restaurant is New Orleans' premier destination for crafted dishes in an elegant ambiance. Try the Hunan steak ...

Come to Mr. John's Steakhouse, where all dishes are USDA prime. The steakhouse is an eclectic mix of New Orleans-style steak and Italian cuisine, serving entrees, soups, salads, appetizers, steaks etc...

Boasting authentic Southern Cajun cuisine, Cochon utilizes locally grown pork, seafood, and produce to stay true to New Orleans fare. The chefs wield traditional preparation and cooking methods. Cocho...

Goat cheese crouton with mushrooms in Madeira cream, Caribbean pumpkin soup with coconut, or smoked duck sandwich with cashew peanut butter and pepper jelly. These are just three of the tantalizing "N...

This welcoming, friendly pizzeria fast-bakes its pies in an 800°F oven brought all the way from Naples, and the dough used also follows the Neapolitan fashion. The pizzas here, in short, are very auth...

Another prime seafood restaurant, Bourbon House focuses on local and seasonal food, and is home to some of the freshest Louisiana oysters, served either straight up or topped with champagne mignonette...

Broussard's is one of the many places to host live jazz brunches on Sundays, but there is no wrong time to come. Dishes include blackened crab cakes with Creole mustard sauce, pecan-crusted jumbo Gulf...

Standing proudly as one of New Orleans' original and lasting treasures since 1862, Café Du Monde is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to fulfill all your desires for fine coffee and pastries. It...

The history of Napoleon House is as fascinating as its food. The building was originally owned by Nicholas Girod, the mayor of New Orleans between 1812 and 1815. During this time, Girod offered his ho...

The creation of French-Italian chef Jacques Leonardi, Jacques-Imo’s Café is a favorite for authentic "Nawlins" cuisine. The café invites guests to come early and stay late for delicious dishes, like t...

Café Amelie seems to have been born from the pages of a fairytale rather than reality. It is clear New Orleans locals feel the same way, for the café is consistently used as a venue for weddings and p...

Nestled in the historic warehouse district, Ernst Café has been serving generations of New Orleans locals and visitors good food and great times. Come for the "Ernster" sandwich or crawfish étouffée w...

The cuisine is as elaborate as the name! Atchafalaya serves ornate, contemporary Creole and Cajun dishes. In addition to hand-crafted cocktails, Atchafalaya also has a "Bloody Mary Bar" and live music...

Mr. B's Bistro is New Orleans' gourmet bistro, serving French Quarter Creole dishes made with the freshest, local ingredients. Favorites include the gumbo Ya Ya, barbecued shrimp, and bread pudding. M...

It is true that coffee can be consumed at any time of the day, and this is exactly the concept the Avenue Café follows. Complement your aromatic coffee with the flavors of freshly baked bagels, croiss...

Hivolt Café takes care of all dietary needs and offers many healthy alternatives. Chicken salad, smoked salmon and burrito are just some of the delicious specialties you can find here, as well as coff...

With a prized menu made from scratch, Elizabeth's Restaurant serves up authentic Southern and New Orleans fare for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Specialty sandwiches, like po' boys and burgers...

Mammoth Espresso welcomes you with a well-chosen assortment of coffee and a variety of treats like tarts, pies, muffins, and cookies. The center of attention, however, remains the coffee, such as deli...

Tout de Suite is an amalgamation of sorts, combining the rustic feel of a European-style café and coffee house with a traditional diner and bakery. It succeeds impressively as a favorite spot for New ...

Café Envie has long been a popular spot for locals and travelers alike in New Orleans. Whether seeking a relaxing cup of coffee or a quick escape with one of the cafe's delectable pastries, Café Envie...

At The Elysian Bar you'll be able to have breakfast, lunch, dinner or just have a drink during your evening. The menu features meat-based dishes but also vegetarian options like grilled okra and crisp...

Experience the class and comfort of New Orleans with the Bombay Club. Fashioned after a British gentleman's club, Bombay invites guests to enjoy authentic Creole cuisine and craft drinks in a rich atm...

The Spotted Cat Music Club is a routine favorite for locals, and a must for the visitors to attend a live event. The club channels pure New Orleans jazz and glitz. It has been hailed as a Top 150 Jazz...

A true New Orleans landmark, this concert hall has been in operation since 1961 and showcases phenomenal jazz concerts over 350 nights per year. Payment is cash-only, and it's best to arrive early to ...

A mainstay of the French Quarter, Fritzel’s European Jazz Club has been looked to for a great night for decades. Local and international musicians are always on the night's ballot, representing the ch...

This proudly local brewery offers 16 varieties on tap (8 originals and 8 seasonal) in the popular, cosy taproom, as well as tours of the brewery. The atmosphere is laid-back, welcoming and hang-out-is...

For Ernest Hemingway lovers, the Carousel Bar & Lounge may seem familiar. Hemingway and other writers frequently mention Carousel and its revolving bar. The spirits are legendary as well, so come to H...

Live music in a smoke-free environment is on tap at d.b.a. Music is an essential and irreplaceable part of the existence of this club and that’s why local and regional jazz acts are featured every nig...

The storied Sazerac Bar has remained a flagship of class and quality in New Orleans since the days of Huey P. Long. The signature cocktails are as vivid for the palate as ever, and the African walnut ...

Live music, a wrap around balcony, big screen televisions, billiards and a jukebox. All of these entertaining elements together with great drinks, food and joyful atmosphere, will guarantee an enjoyab...

The name says it all: Rock 'n' Bowl has both great jazz and fun bowling. There's also a deli to supplement the hours of activity and fun, as well as live music. And yes, beignets are on the menu. Visi...

The Jimani is a neighborhood-style bar with satellite sports on TV, music, beer and a grill. No matter whether you are here to have a meal, watch a game or just for couple of drinks, Jimani is the rig...

Crescent City Brewhouse is the only French Quarter microbrewery. They specialize in unique brews, like Pilsner, Red Stallion, Black Forrest, Weiss Beer, I.P.A and seasonal beer designed to satisfy any...

Founded in 1952, Parasol's Restaurant & Bar is known to be a popular stomping ground for St. Patricks Day. The bar is old-school and the food is fantastic. A traditional Louisiana po'boy is served and...

With two stories of club action and premier cocktails, anything can happen at the Metropolitan. Smoke machines, lights, and strobes set the tone as resident DJs provide the backdrop. Every few weeks a...

Bacchanal call themselves a "wine laboratory," and what they concoct is a mix of food, music, culture and of course fine wine, making this an interesting place to spend a night out. The wine shop has ...

Originally a "gentlemen only area," French 75 places heavy emphasis on class, sophistication and old-school elegance, as well as fine spirits, classic cocktails and fine cigars. Upstairs also hosts th...

Sunday afternoon is by far the best time to visit the Maple Leaf, as it hosts the longest running poetry reading in the Southern United States. But going on any other day of the week is also a treat, ...

A cocktail bar in which to relive the elegance and sophistication of the cocktail lounges of old, Cure honors the origins of cocktail concoction by apothecaries for medical purposes. The perfectly-mix...

Located in the famed French Quarter, the historic Royal Street is brimming with shops, art galleries, and antiques stores. Fashionable boutiques and jewelry stores abound, as well as souvenir shops. F...

Serving as home to local New Orleans artists, Jackson Square is the perfect place to purchase original art directly from the artists themselves. The art encompasses natural paintings, portraits, and h...

Three gorgeously decked floors of 32 stores are all found in one place. The Shops at Canal Place are the Crescent City's destination for sophistication and contemporary style for every personality. Sa...

Far more than an old brewery, the Shops at Jax Brewery offer shopping and dining among its other attractions. Stores like Chico's offer apparel, while jewelry, accessories, footwear, art and music can...

Located near New Orleans in Gretna, the Oakwood Center satisfies every shopping desire. Everything from bath and beauty stores to national department stores may be found. Dine at Buca di Beppo, Café d...

The shelves at this great record store are lined with everything revolving around Louisiana music culture, from its origins all the way to the newest releases, and you're welcome to give all of it a l...

The Lakeside Shopping Center is located in Metairie. As a retail mall, Lakeside features over 120 stores and boutiques. Armani Exchange and Michael Kors are just two top apparel shops in store. Restau...

You might think this classic barber shop belongs in a different era, but it is tailored to meet all the grooming needs of today's man. You can get a shave, a haircut or a beard trimming in the back, o...

When in Rome do as the Romans do, and when in New Orleans, dress up! Whether you're searching for the perfect Mardi Gras costume, or just something outrageous to wear on any night out in the city, Fif...

Over 100 shopping destinations make their home in the Esplanade, including stores of leading international and local brands for women's, men's and children's clothing, shoes, accessories, jewelry, and...

A wine bar with a French name run by Italian brothers in New Orleans, this shop allows visitors to browse through a good selection from all over the world, as well as a surprising selection of beers. ...

This enormous gallery and institution is located in an old brick warehouse, and offers workshops as well as the chance to purchase some very unique and truly stunning pieces of glasswork. You can ofte...

Specializing in regional folk art, this gallery and boutique showcases works by the late Nilo Lanzas, as well as his daughter (the current shopkeeper) and other local artists. It is one of the oldest ...