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Despite its location and the sign saying the building is "dedicated to the preservation of jazz" (which seems a clear attempt to confuse tourists into thinking this is the legendary Preservation Hall), Maison Bourbon is... more
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Oz is the place to see and be seen, with a primarily young crowd (like its across-the-street neighbor, The Bourbon Pub-Parade Disco; see above). It was ranked the city's best dance club by Gambit magazine, and Details ma... more
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New Orleans was a natural place for this franchise to set up shop, but its presence in the French Quarter seems rather unnatural. With all the great, funky, authentic music clubs in town, why build one with ersatz "authe... more
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Alberto33 said
…. Ideally located in the French Quarter, the House of Blues became my home for the evening. I found myself drooling… continue reading »
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Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your travel plans. This is the largest and most consistently crowded Karaoke bar in New Orl... more
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AdamsMainer said
…'t like it much. Stopped at the Cat's Meow which had a live band - it was FUN! Day 4continue reading »
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Magic Walking Tours, a creation by Richard Rochester are historical tours with a bit of mysterious theater, plus a ghost story or two thrown in. There are several tours daily: Saint Louis Cemetery Number One, the French Quart... more
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This quaint Mid-City sweets shop features traditional Sicilian sherberts, ice creams, pastries and candies. The cannoli and lemon-strawberry ices are the local favorites. These treats are a true Italian delicacy. The Angelo B... more
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The National D-Day Museum is made up of four sections, each containing a different exhibit. A variety of artifacts, testimonies and documents, particularly those chronicling the World War II period, are on display. There is a... more
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Established in 1823, the city's next-oldest cemetery, unfortunately, is in such a terrible neighborhood (next to the so-called Storyville Projects) that regular cemetery tours don't usually bother with it. If there is a... more
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New Orleans Travel Experiences
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Ridin on the City of New Orleans to Seattle
Oh my gosh. My N.O. friends have tried to tell me the condition of New Orleans but you have to see it to understand it. Miles... Continue reading »
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New Orleans
Sunday morning we had an 11:15 reservation over at the Marigny Brasserie on Frenchman St in the Marigny. We met Jelly there and had brunc... Continue reading »
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Magical Lundi and Mardi Gras!
The energy and the frenzy are contagious. Although I had never been to New Orleans before, I wondered whether the determination to fill... Continue reading »
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The Deep South, Yee Hah!
Begrudgingly we left the sun of Florida and headed west to the Big Easy, New Orleans. As we drove through the district the destruction an... Continue reading »
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Desire and Will
I went there with the expectation that all would be laid to waste. But that is not so. Nature has recovered fine. It is the man made in... Continue reading »
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