What To Do in New Orleans

We were only in New Orleans for 4 days so we tried to make the most of it! We stayed busy for most of the time, but I sprained my foot halfway through the trip so we weren’t able to do as much, especially if it involved walking or a lot of traveling. We joked that the first half of the trip it was raining and the second half of the trip I was limping around so we never really got a “good” day…

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9 Places to Eat in New Orleans (with Gluten-free and Vegetarian Suggestions)

So many types of food are unique to New Orleans. Gumbo, jambalaya, po-boys, and so many different kinds of seafood! Oysters, crawfish, shrimp, and more. We also learned very quickly that hot sauce was served with every meal and we LOVED it. Every meal we had in New Orleans was fabulous so it was impossible to narrow down our recommendations. So here are 8…

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New Orleans: Plantation and Swamp Tour

We love to get advice on what to do before we head out on a trip. One of our friends highly recommended going on a plantation tour and going on a swamp tour. We immediately started googling it and found a tour on Trip Adviser that did both! Several other people recommended ghost tours or cemetery tours. One of my coworkers said she went on a cocktail tour! Needless to say…

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New Orleans: French Quarter

How could we not visit the French Quarter while in New Orleans? We knew it was a touristy spot and that stores and restaurants are typically overpriced here, but when we arrived at around 9:30am, it wasn’t too crowded at all! However, we went back at 5:30pm and it was totally different! You could barely walk through the crowds of people - reminded us a bit of NYC, especially…

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New Orleans: Magazine Street

When we started planning our trip to New Orleans, we reserved an Airbnb on Magazine Street. As we found restaurants and things to do, so many addresses also said Magazine Street. I remember saying, “Wow, that must be right next to our Airbnb” at least half a dozen times as we looked things up. Well, it turns out that Magazine Street is six miles of restaurants, antique stores, boutiques…

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New Orleans: Arts District

Nick and I chose to go to New Orleans this winter quite randomly. We knew which dates we wanted so we researched and found the cheapest option, which happened to be New Orleans. Even though it wasn’t on our list of travels for the near future, I had mentioned coming here a few times before, and with the low prices, we decided to go for it! When we arrived in New Orleans at 9am, we…

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