New Orleans
New Orleans
Activities
A visit to New Orleans should start with a tour of the French Quarter, New Orleans' oldest neighborhood, featuring 98 blocks of street performers, music, food and fun. When your feet can't walk another step, hop on the historic St. Charles streetcar and ride it all the way Uptown to the end of the line; the best way to see historic mansions on St. Charles Avenue. Before you leave New Orleans, spend the the day at City Park, which has a little bit of something fun and exciting for kids of all ages.
Transportation
Transportation in New Orleans Getting around New Orleans is easy. Reliable and affordable transportation options include streetcars, city and tour buses, carriage rides, traditional cabs and human-fueled pedicabs. If you enjoy biking, you might want to consider renting a bike and touring the city on two wheels. IN NEED OF NEW ORLEANS AREA TRANSPORTATION?
Food & Drink
It’s a New Orleans tradition: too late for breakfast and too early for lunch. So, combine the two and you have “brunch.” There are many local eateries serving the culinary delights New Orleans is famous for late in the morning or early in the afternoon.
Unfortunately there are no self-catering offers at this location at the moment.