New Orleans Things to Do

This is known as the "funeral chapel." It was erected (in 1826) conveniently near St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, specifically for funeral services, so as not to spread disease through the Quarter. We like it for three reasons... more

Animal lovers will have a blast here at one of the country's top zoos. See animals from around the world, visit natural habitat exhibits, experience hands-on animal encounters, and enjoy fun activities like the rock climbing wa... more

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Funky Pirate, this premier blues club on Bourbon Street features Big Al Carson and the Blues Masters and offers great drinks at local prices. It is not unusual to find a bouncer standing outside one of the many entrances with... more

Natchez Steamboat features full-service catering from the on-board galley and is docked at the back of JAX Brewery. This three-decked sternwheeler offers two cruises daily with narration by a professional guide. For your dini... more

Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your travel plans. There are several bars on Bourbon Street that are indistinguishable from... more

Want to experience genuine New Orleans history and get pleasantly creeped out at the same time? Cemetery #1 is New Orleans oldest and most famous cemetery, serving as the final resting place for some of the city's most famous a... more

If you have kids in tow, this popular museum is an excellent choice for a fun, educational day. Hands-on exhibits that teach kids elements of art, science, and math are scattered throughout the building -- kids may pretend to w... more

Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your travel plans. See life-sized, costumed wax figures of the people who made New Orleans... more

Tropical Isle is the home of the world famous Hand Grenade. The neon green specialty drink is considered the strongest beverage in New Orleans, and it tastes like it. The bar itself is nothing more than an homage to its drink... more