Nowhere else on the planet is there a greater selection and wider diversity of fabulous special events than those you can experience in New Orleans. Whether you're into music, or art, or historic literature there is a New Orleans festival for you!
The St. Patrick's Day Parade might just seem like an excuse to keep the party going, but the Irish have long played an important role in the city of New Orleans, so the holiday and it's celebrating are not only a time for revelry, but a time to celebrate the unique Irish heritage in New Orleans.
Poured to the pageantry and wit of Carlotta Bonnecaze's DUMB SOCIETY – Proteus procession 1896, the International House Hotel's enchanted tea party is theatrically served every day during Carnival at 5pm complete with masks and complimentary cocktail-infused tea.
New Orleans is a city with so much to do on any budget for the solo traveler. We recommend checking out these restaurants, bars, hotels and other stops to make along the way to get the most bang for your buck when traveling alone to the Big Easy.
In a city filled with countless James Beard winners and classic culinary institutes, you might think that New Orleans is running out of room for new restaurants. Think again! Here are 5 new restaurants to try during your next visit to New Orleans!
Looking for a last minute Valentine's Day date idea? We have a few ideas on how to spend a romantic evening in New Orleans!
Spend a day strolling down New Orleans' picturesque Oak Street, a Carrollton gem that still retains the turn-of-the-last-century feel of an old Americana Main Street.
Is Mardi Gras season a good time to visit New Orleans as a solo traveler? Astrid Clements says yes! Find out why, and how to experience a safe, memorable and exciting New Orleans Mardi Gras traveling alone by listening to the latest episode of our Solo Travel Talk podcast!
The Ace hotel has quickly become a gathering place for locals and travelers alike. This brand new hotel has managed to bring the essence of the French Quarter to the Warehouse District with style and flare! It is an excellent place to stay as a solo traveler!
New Orleans is home to many wine shops and bars that will please wine connoisseurs and newbies alike.
