Guidebook for New Orleans
Entertainment & Activities
UNO Lakefront Arena
6801 Franklin AveUNO Lakefront Arena is home to several events for all ages.
The New Orleans Habitat Musicians Village was built after Hurricane Katrina as a place to support the city's thriving, long-lived community of musicians. The center includes a performance hall, educational classrooms, and recording studios. This is a great place to experience New Orleans culture through local art and musical talent.
Ellis Marsalis Center for Music
1901 Bartholomew StThe New Orleans Habitat Musicians Village was built after Hurricane Katrina as a place to support the city's thriving, long-lived community of musicians. The center includes a performance hall, educational classrooms, and recording studios. This is a great place to experience New Orleans culture through local art and musical talent.
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
1500 Sugar Bowl DrSightseeing
Travel miles viewing the Lakefront scenery, fishing, playgrounds, picnics or cruise to view surrounding neighborhoods featuring historic architectural estates.
19 locals recommend
Lakefront
Travel miles viewing the Lakefront scenery, fishing, playgrounds, picnics or cruise to view surrounding neighborhoods featuring historic architectural estates.
Parks & Nature
Enjoy 1300 acres of historic New Orleans scenery. Try out the Haunted House and Voodoo Fest for October or view the beautiful Christmas lights for the holidays, City Park has something for every age. Take a walk or run, play golf, amusement parks,
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrEnjoy 1300 acres of historic New Orleans scenery. Try out the Haunted House and Voodoo Fest for October or view the beautiful Christmas lights for the holidays, City Park has something for every age. Take a walk or run, play golf, amusement parks,
Food Scene
Seafood delicacies and traditional American cuisine in town. Breakfast, Lunch and Early Dinner.
38 locals recommend
Sammy's Food Services & Deli
3000 Elysian Fields AveSeafood delicacies and traditional American cuisine in town. Breakfast, Lunch and Early Dinner.
Daddy's Donuts
2051 Caton StArts & Culture
New Orleans’ oldest fine arts institution. A collection of French and American art, photography, glass, and African and Japanese works.
782 locals recommend
New Orleans Museum of Art
1 Collins Diboll CirNew Orleans’ oldest fine arts institution. A collection of French and American art, photography, glass, and African and Japanese works.