New Orleans Travel
The Crescent City draws an interesting mix of travelers, with some seeking spooky tours of old cemeteries, and others just looking for a good Mardi Gras party. But the best part of New Orleans is its mystique. This guide offers a glimpse into New Orleans’ many opportunities for visitors, and has tips for getting around town and finding a place to stay.
Expand All Guide SectionsWhat to Do in New Orleans
Stroll through Louis Armstrong Park, a historic meeting point for slaves in the 1800s, or relax in one of New Orleans’ many gardens—just two of the city’s many attractions.
Insight for Things to Do in New Orleans
- FindingDulcinea’s Web Guide to Mardi Gras Travel has the best Web sites to help you plan a festive trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
- Visit the "Booking a Vacation" section of the findingDulcinea Travel Guide for information on booking a cheap flight to New Orleans.
Top Sites for Things to Do in New Orleans
The Official Tourism Site of the City of New Orleans
has lots of insider travel information on the city, plus local Mardi Gras costume retailers, bead shops and bakeries.
Fodor’s
New Orleans travel guide presents essential tips for traveling to and around the city, as well as the scoop on Mardi Gras—the day and the party-packed weekend.
Trip Advisor
guide to New Orleans has a section on attractions and activities recommended by travelers. Peruse museums, pubs, historic sites and more.
Getting Around New Orleans
New Orleans is fun for walking types or those who prefer a trolley ride or bicycle trip. This section helps visitors get around the city however they choose.
Top Sites for Getting Around New Orleans
New Orleans Online
has an organized section on getting around the city, with information on all forms of public transport, plus bikes, airport shuttles and car rentals.
Historic New Orleans Tours
leads visitors through the French Quarter and the Garden District, and hosts haunted treks through St. Louis Cemetery.
Laid Back Tours
leads biking and kayaking tours of New Orleans, including kayak treks through bayous, and multi-day, educational bike tours, as well as bike rentals.
Where to Stay in New Orleans
Rest your head at a historic inn, cozy bed and breakfast kept by New Orleans natives, or a lush hotel in the heart of the French Quarter, with help from this section.
Top Sites for Where to Stay in New Orleans
Experience New Orleans
covers all aspects of the city, including places to stay. Use the hotel search tool at the top of the page, or browse the “New Orleans Hotels” section.
Travel Post
provides unbiased hotel reviews written by real travelers, with numerous hotels of varying prices in New Orleans.
The Fine Inns of New Orleans
lists several small, upscale accommodations, kept by professional innkeepers and situated in favorite neighborhoods.
Hostels.com
lists many hostel options in New Orleans, including several that have been reviewed by travelers.
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