New Orleans, LA, USA

New Orleans, LA, USA
Globotrip ratingTM7.2

The breakdown:
ATTRACTIONS: 7.2
HOTELS: 7.3
RESTAURANTS: 7.4
TRANSPORTATION: 6.6
VALUE: 7.4

CITY: New Orleans, LA, USA
POPULATION: 354,000
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE (high/low):
ºF : JAN: 62/43 · APR: 78/58 · JUL: 91/73 · OCT: 80/60
ºC: JAN: 17/7 · APR: 26/1 · JUL: 33/23 · OCT: 27/16


Five things to see/do in New Orleans:
 Take a stroll in the French Quarter, New Orleans’ most (in)famous neighborhood, with it’s historic architecture, wealth of restaurants, and bars. Bourbon Street is the French Quarter’s most famous street.
 Take a streetcar to the Garden District, a historic neighborhood full of colonial-era houses and mansions set amongst lush greenery.
 The 18th century St. Louis cathedral, located on Jackson Square, is one of New Orleans’ most famous landmarks.
 New; Orleans has some interesting museums for pretty much all tastes. The most notable ones are the Backstreet Cultural Museum, which offers a more authentic take on the quirky nature of the city, the National World War II Museum, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and the Confederate Memorial Museum.
 This part of the Louisiana is famous for its swamps, and there are several companies offering swamp tours in the region.

New Orleans, LA, USA

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