The Historic New Orleans Collection: A History Buffs Dream
A must for history buffs and art lovers, The Historic New Orleans Collection is a free museum that connects the dots in more than three centuries of New Orleans lore.
A must for history buffs and art lovers, The Historic New Orleans Collection is a free museum that connects the dots in more than three centuries of New Orleans lore.
With the a big bar, friendly staff, and the freshest food around, Dryades Public Market is great for the solo traveler looking to get a taste of local vendors in a new and welcoming space!
New Orleans is always ranked high among travelers as one of the “Best Cities for Shopping.” This is no surprise, and the city's local shops are sure to have everything you are looking for! Shop local with this guide to New Orleans shopping:
If you’re a traveler visiting New Orleans during the Thanksgiving holiday, you’re in luck because a number of restaurants will be serving fabulous Thanksgiving dinners (and lunch), New Orleans Style!
New Orleans is home to some of the best jogging and running trails, fitness studios, and gyms. Whether you’re a local trying to change up your fitness routine or you’re a traveler wanting to drop in on a class, there are so many ways to squeeze in a workout!
New Orleans newest neighborhood, the South Market District is a walkable neighborhood featuring dozens of urban amenities, including shops, restaurants, salons, grocery stores, and luxury apartments. It’s a unique place to visit as a solo traveler, and is sure to keep you occupied!
If you are a solo traveler visiting New Orleans, and you want to find products made by local, independent designers and artists, Hattie Sparks is the place! Known for its polished selection of women’s clothing and beauty items, distinctive jewelry, home accent pieces, gifts, and art, Hattie Sparks provides unique products you’re not likely to find anywhere else!
Magazine Street is a thriving place of commerce, where you will find world-class shopping, great restaurants and classic New Orleans architecture in a relaxed, local atmosphere. Here are our top musts for solo travelers visiting New Orleans!
Second only to Mardi Gras when it comes to costumes, revelry, and an overall good time, Halloween in New Orleans is the most haunting party of the year!
From the Vallée de la Marne to the banks of the Mississippi - join other solo travelers from around the world in enjoying Champagne Day in New Orleans. Check out the best places to celebrate this festive day in New Orleans.