New Orleans: Jazz, Cuisine, History - 3-Day Tour

1 cities | 10 attraction(s) | total distance 21 km

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Explore the vibrant culture and history of New Orleans on a 3-day tour. Day 1 includes the iconic French Quarter and St. Louis Cathedral. Day 2 features the Garden District, National WWII Museum, and Magazine Street. Day 3 offers nature escapes at Audubon Park and the Mississippi Riverfront, capped off with beignets at Café du Monde.Discover the essence of New Orleans in this captivating journey!

Day1: New Orleans

5 attraction(s) · 2 km

The trip in New Orleans includes exploring the lively French Quarter with its vibrant streets, visiting iconic sights like Bourbon Street and St. Louis Cathedral.

French Quarter

Here, you can fully feel the rich French romantic atmosphere of New Orleans.

1 km

St. Louis Cathedral

The St. Louis Cathedral is an iconic landmark in the French Quarter, and the oldest continuously active Catholic cathedral in the United States. It is located on Jackson Square and is characterized by its three spires. Mass times are as follows: Monday-Friday at 12:05pm, Saturday at 5:00pm, and Sunday at 9:00am and 11:00am.

1 km

Jackson Square

Jackson Square is a famous square located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. The design of this square is inspired by the Place des Vosges in Paris, France, and is surrounded by four streets: Decatur Street, Saint Peter Street, Saint Ann Street, and Chartres Street. The square was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1960 and is considered one of the most famous squares in New Orleans. The atmosphere of the square is lively, and you can enjoy the performances of street artists.

1 km

Bourbon Street

Bourbon Street is one of the most famous neighborhoods in downtown New Orleans, known as a pearl of the French Quarter. This 13-block street is famous for its many jazz bars, New Orleans restaurants, and hotels, making it an ideal place for locals and tourists to hold and enjoy various entertainment activities. Bourbon Street is also often used as a location for movies and TV shows, especially in vampire-themed TV dramas, where Bourbon Street is often used as a background to arrange the plot.

1 km

Royal Street

There are many unique shops.

Day2: New Orleans

3 attraction(s) · 3 km

Explore the rich culture and history of New Orleans by strolling through the charming Garden District, immersing yourself in the World War II exhibits at the National WWII Museum, and ending the day with a visit to Magazine Street for some local cuisine and shopping.

Garden District

In the residential areas of New Orleans, there are many buildings and celebrity homes with historical value. The neighborhoods where these houses are located are the most luxurious, filled with extravagance and elegance. There are various architectural styles here, many of which are historic buildings that are breathtaking. These mansions and celebrity homes attract a large number of tourists and people who come to admire them, making them one of the most attractive attractions in New Orleans.

2 km

The National WWII Museum

Multi-building museum with interactive submarine exhibit, planes, 4-D theater & eatery downstairs.

1 km

Magazine Street

Day3: New Orleans

2 attraction(s) · 8 km

Experience a day of nature at Audubon Park, explore the Mississippi Riverfront, and savor beignets at Café du Monde as you bid farewell to the vibrant city of New Orleans.