If you find yourself traveling solo to New Orleans right before the Holiday Season and you are still looking for the perfect gift for the lucky guy in your life? Shop local this holiday season and give him a gift from a New Orleans brand or boutique!
Perlis Crawfish Polo
Looking for a well-made, collared shirt with a classic fit? Pick up one of Perlis’ iconic crawfish polos at their Magazine Street shop.
New Orleans Saints Tickets
Attending a New Orleans Saints game in the Superdome should be on everyone’s bucket list. Who Dat!
Tchoup Industries Messenger Bag
Handmade locally, Tchoup Industries’ mission is to build bags that support the Southern Louisiana community, that have a reduced impact on our natural environment, and that instill a spirit of exploration.
Daniel Wellington Watch
Pick up a classic Daniel Wellington watch at Wellington and Co. Fine Jewelry located in the heart of the French Quarter.
Coutelier Japanese Knife
The quality and craftsmanship of Japanese steel is unrivaled on a worldwide scale and you can purchase an assortment of knives at Coutelier’s Oak Street shop.
Coffee & Beignet Socks
The perfect stocking stuffer - these socks feature two of New Orleans most famous foods: cafe au lait and beignets!
NOLA Couture Snoball Bow Tie
There is nothing better than snowballs in New Orleans during the summer. With NOLA Couture’s Snoball bow tie, you can enjoy these tasty treats year around.
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Author: Astrid Clements
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Every female solo traveler is different when it comes to exploring a city alone at night. Some are reluctant to leave the comfort of their hotel, others are eager to hit the town, and some want to be out and about, but don’t want to drink alcohol. Our list of 7 things to do at night as a solo traveler in New Orleans has something to suit every preference!