Join us as we say “I Do” in true Crescent City style — where magnolias bloom, brass bands blow, & love hangs thicker than the summer air. From the French Quarter to forever — because in New Orleans, we don't just celebrate, we second line!
Maya & Andrew
Maya & Andrew
Things to Do
Eat Your Heart Out
With numerous James Beard award-winning restaurants and chefs, a wide range of globally-inspired cuisines, and homegrown Cajun and Creole classics, the food scene in New Orleans is top-notch. Dine your way through the city from legendary establishments to trendy bistros. Be sure to make reservations at these local hotspots. This is just a small list.
Live Music
New Orleans is rich with live music, much of which you can stumble upon just by walking through the French Quarter. See who is playing during your visit with our live music calendar. Or you can get yourself pumped up for your trip by checking out our Offline Playlist, featuring some of NOLA’s most iconic musicians.
Café Du Monde
From beignets to café au lait, Café Du Monde is a New Orleans tradition.
Beignets - A Must
Cash Only
Bucket list item.
St Charles Street Car Tours
As cliche as it may seem, a ride aboard one of New Orleans’ historic streetcars is the perfect way to sit back, relax and explore the city on a budget.- The oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world is the St. Charles Avenue line in New Orleans, which opened in 1835. Initially, it ran on steam power, later switching to electricity. The line runs from Canal Street all the way to the end of St. Charles Avenue at South Carrollton Avenue, then out South Carrollton Avenue to its terminal at Carrollton and Claiborne. Explore all of the fun attractions, activities and eats to-do along the various streetcar routes using our streetcar itinerary.
St. Louis Cathedral
Nestled in the heart of New Orleans vibrant French Quarter, the magnificent St. Louis Cathedral is an iconic landmark. This stunning cathedral is not only a Spanish colonial architecture's prime example but also a testament to city's rich history. Built in 1727, it has withstood hurricanes, fires, and wars. Free to the public.
The National WWII Museum
The National World War II Museum has been ranked as a top museum in the world consecutively for several years. Historic artifacts, musical shows, 4D movies and interactive experiences will keep you entertained for hours.
Audubon Aquarium
The Audubon Aquarium, located in New Orleans, Louisiana, is an aquarium operated by the Audubon Nature Institute. It features over 3,600 animals from 250 species and includes the Audubon Insectarium, a 2,500-square-foot atrium lobby, and a touch pool with sharks and stingrays. The aquarium is known for its interactive exhibits and educational programs
Mardi Gras World
Learn all about the Super Krewes of Mardi Gras with a tour of Mardi Gras World. The museum houses floats from years past where you can get an up-close view all while learning the history behind the ultimate New Orleans celebration.
Jean Lafitte Swamp Tour
Located only 25 minutes from New Orleans, join us for an unforgettable adventure through Louisiana's meandering bayous abundant with wildlife and exotic plant life. Our licensed and trained navigators escort you into the murky swamp waters where you will come face-to-face with the beauty and beasts of nature.
Transportation included