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Once a year, a handful of beautiful houses in New Orleans open their doors to the public, allowing a whistle-stop historic tour of a fascinating city.
One of New Orleans' most-loved holiday traditions, the legendary Fairmont Hotel's decorates it's block-long lobby with flocked Christmas trees and a breathtaking canopy of white angel hair…
Beauregard-Keyes House in Holiday Trim
Louisiana's Beauregard-Keyes House in the Big Easy shows off its charming Christmas decorations - greenery, velvet ribbons and lace included - for an entire month, closed only on Christmas Day.
New Year doesn't have to be solely the preserve of the grown-ups. Kids can enjoy the celebrations at the Louisiana Children's Museum.
Celebration in the Oaks is an annual event that promises a magical festive experience. Trees across the historic City Park in New Orleans are decorated with sparkling lights to create a…
Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from the Walt Disney Studio
Hop on Aladdin's carpet or escort Cinderella to the ball at New Orleans Museum of Art's Dreams Come True. The exhibition features over 600 artworks from legendary animated films and includes…
Every spring, the French Quarter Festival celebrates New Orleans culture. Numerous stages showcase local musicians, fireworks are set off in a spectacular display over the Mississippi river…
A crowd of nearly 3000 parents and children convenes at Audubon Zoo every year for this fun, family-friendly festival, featuring arcade games, giant inflatables, clowns, face painters…
The Louisiana Children's Museum offers a hands-on experience teaching children about a wide variety of both specialised and everyday issues. Regular special events at the New Orleans museum…
The Louisiana Children's Museum offers a hands-on experience teaching children about a wide variety of both specialised and everyday issues. Regular special events at the New Orleans museum…
The annual Swamp Festival takes over Audubon Zoo for a celebration of all things Cajun. Three music stages present the finest in Cajun and zydeco sounds from Louisiana artists, and homage is…
Destrehan Plantation Fall Festival
The New Orleans' Destrehan Plantation Fall Festival celebrates life as it was a couple of centuries ago, as well as contemporary Louisiana culture. Cajun and Creole food is served throughout…
The Louisiana Children's Museum offers a hands-on experience teaching children about a wide variety of both specialised and everyday issues. Regular special events at the New Orleans museum…
Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World
Blaine Kern has been creating Mardi Gras floats since the 1940s and is one of the most respected float builders in the world. He provides floats for events across the country and Mardi Gras…
Journey into the waters of North and South America without all the time and effort usually involved at the Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans. Over 12 million people a year visit to see…
Audubon Zoo features gorillas, orangutans, a komodo dragon and the Louisiana swamp exhibit but the rarest animals in the zoo are two white tigers and rare white (leucistic) alligators. Special…
The Voodoo Tour tempts visitors to discover the humorous, tragic and inspiring stories of numerous legendary New Orleanians. It takes in many compelling burial locations, such as the notorious…
Houmas was one of the most successful plantations in the New Orleans area during its heyday, producing over 20 million pounds of sugar cane per year from its 20,000 acres. It is now open to…
New Orleans' City Park is the fifth largest in the country. With its multitude of mature oaks, New Orleans Museum of Art, lagoons, trails and a train that runs around the park, it has…
