By: Gerald Jones
In New Orleans, the fun never stops! Filled all around the city are hotspots and locations that can provide us with amazing memories and plenty of enjoyment. Spread all around the city are hotspots that are worth every penny. Here are a few you can visit:
Steamboat Ride
Looking for a relaxing and enjoyable time? You should check out the Steamboat Natchez. Starting near the Riverwalk, the steamboat takes you up and down the busy Mississippi River. The Steamboat Natchez is a great way to get your money’s worth. On the steamboat, you can sit outside and hear the rushing waves while the tour guide speaks in the background and the shipping barges pass. You can also enjoy a relaxing and up-close view of the Mississippi River. If you’re hungry, you can purchase good home-cooked New Orleans cuisine. The steamboat is an amazing way to get away for a while and still be at home. If you ride on the steamboat, you will be able to even see the old Holy Cross School located in the lower 9th Ward on 4950 Dauphine St. The Steamboat Natchez tour enlightens us about the unique and exceptional culture of New Orleans.
Mardi Gras World
Laissez les bon temps rouler! While visiting Mardi Gras World, you might be able to meet some graphic designers on hand as they build the floats that will roll in the parades the following parade season. Made from Styrofoam, the floats are created by numerous designers and artists. These floats take months to prepare and the desigers even begin the week after Fat Tuesday takes place. Also, you can exclusively see how Mardi Gras is made at Mardi Gras World. Going on a tour shows you the behind-the-scene work of the creation of these magnificent floats that throw us all the beads, stuffed animals and toys that we can catch.
Looking for a relaxing and enjoyable time? You should check out the Steamboat Natchez. Starting near the Riverwalk, the steamboat takes you up and down the busy Mississippi River. The Steamboat Natchez is a great way to get your money’s worth. On the steamboat, you can sit outside and hear the rushing waves while the tour guide speaks in the background and the shipping barges pass. You can also enjoy a relaxing and up-close view of the Mississippi River. If you’re hungry, you can purchase good home-cooked New Orleans cuisine. The steamboat is an amazing way to get away for a while and still be at home. If you ride on the steamboat, you will be able to even see the old Holy Cross School located in the lower 9th Ward on 4950 Dauphine St. The Steamboat Natchez tour enlightens us about the unique and exceptional culture of New Orleans.
Mardi Gras World
Laissez les bon temps rouler! While visiting Mardi Gras World, you might be able to meet some graphic designers on hand as they build the floats that will roll in the parades the following parade season. Made from Styrofoam, the floats are created by numerous designers and artists. These floats take months to prepare and the desigers even begin the week after Fat Tuesday takes place. Also, you can exclusively see how Mardi Gras is made at Mardi Gras World. Going on a tour shows you the behind-the-scene work of the creation of these magnificent floats that throw us all the beads, stuffed animals and toys that we can catch.
Café Du Monde
A well-known New Orleans landmark is Café du Monde located on Decatur Street in the festive French Quarter. Café du Monde is easily one of the most recognizable tourist attractions and is a great representation of New Orleans. Many television shows that are shot in New Orleans will feature this remarkable restaurant. Tourists visit this hotspot for its amazing beignets and coffee. The menu consists of beignets, coffee, orange juice, white and chocolate milk, and hot chocolate. Even though the menu is very limited, Café du Monde is always booming with customers. Along with its exceptional food, the full experience of the French Quarter is on display. One can enjoy the New Orleans cuisine while watching the many tourists walk pass, the horses carrying passengers down the street and the New Orleans music being played. and embrace the full New Orleans experience at Café Du Monde.
A well-known New Orleans landmark is Café du Monde located on Decatur Street in the festive French Quarter. Café du Monde is easily one of the most recognizable tourist attractions and is a great representation of New Orleans. Many television shows that are shot in New Orleans will feature this remarkable restaurant. Tourists visit this hotspot for its amazing beignets and coffee. The menu consists of beignets, coffee, orange juice, white and chocolate milk, and hot chocolate. Even though the menu is very limited, Café du Monde is always booming with customers. Along with its exceptional food, the full experience of the French Quarter is on display. One can enjoy the New Orleans cuisine while watching the many tourists walk pass, the horses carrying passengers down the street and the New Orleans music being played. and embrace the full New Orleans experience at Café Du Monde.
Audubon Zoo
Open to any age, Audubon Zoo provides a great time for families. The zoo was opened in 1914 and named after John James Audubon. There are all types of animals here in New Orleans at Audubon Zoo. From monkeys, to elephants, to the beautiful flamingos, you can see more than 2,000 animals! The zoo is the only one in New Orleans and is home to the rare white alligator with blue eyes. New Orleans is hot, so they sell Sno-balls and amazing food in the zoo’s cafeteria. Also, Audubon Zoo offers the Cool Zoo for younger kids. The cool zoo is a chance to beat the heat and have an enjoyable time. The zoo provides an enjoyable and relaxing day here. Also, Holy Cross School offers free admission. Visit your counselors for more information.
