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Nicknamed "The Big Easy," New Orleans is one of the most unique cities in the United States. Known for its distinct French and Spanish Creole architecture, late night jazz clubs and year-round festivals, you'll never run out of things to do in Louisiana's second largest city. Founded in 1718, New Orleans is located in the southeastern part of the state and straddles the Mississippi River. It is a cross-cultural melting pot with European, Caribbean and African influences. From historic walking tours to world class shopping and everything in between, check out the best of what New Orleans has to offer.

Recommended New Orleans Tours

Steamboat Natchez Lunch Cruise-
This two-hour cruise takes you back when cotton was king and life was slow and graceful as the current on the Mississippi river. Enjoy a buffet lunch and let the Steamboat NATCHEZ show you New Orleans, as it can best be seen, from the water..

Top Rated New Orleans Attractions

Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
From sea turtles and stingrays to seahorses and sand tiger sharks, New Orleans' Audubon Aquarium features one of the country's top marine collections. Located on the edge of the French Quarter where Canal Street meets the Mississippi River, the aquarium is one of New Orleans' top family-friendly destinations. Make sure to check out the new Great Maya Reef exhibit where visitors walk through a 30-foot-long tunnel surrounded by an ancient underwater world filled with exotic sea creatures.

The National World War II Museum
Considered one of the finest museums in the world, The National World War II Museum features an impressive array of artifacts and memorabilia focused on the United States' contribution to WWII. From the US Freedom Pavilion's warbird collection to an interactive submarine experience based on the final mission of the USS Tang. Make sure to leave plenty of time for the museum's award-winning, 4-D film, Beyond All Boundaries, narrated by executive producer Tom Hanks.

Destrehan Plantation
Located just minutes from downtown New Orleans, the Destrehan Plantation was built in 1787 and features costumed tour guides and an assortment of exhibits including an original document signed by Thomas Jefferson. Built by the Destrehan Family, who arrived from France in the early 1700s, the Destrehan Plantation remains the oldest documented plantation home in the lower Mississippi Valley. Learn what life was like more than two centuries ago during interactive demonstrations in open hearth cooking, rope making and underpinnings to name a few.

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Nicknamed "The Big Easy," New Orleans is one of the most unique cities in the United States. Known for its distinct French and Spanish Creole architecture, late night jazz clubs and year-round festivals, you'll never run out of things to do in Louisiana's second largest city. Founded in 1718, New Orleans is located in the southeastern part of the state and straddles the Mississippi River. It is a cross-cultural melting pot with European, Caribbean and African influences. From historic walking tours to world class shopping and everything in between, check out the best of what New Orleans has to offer.

Recommended New Orleans Tours

Steamboat Natchez Lunch Cruise-
This two-hour cruise takes you back when cotton was king and life was slow and graceful as the current on the Mississippi river. Enjoy a buffet lunch and let the Steamboat NATCHEZ show you New Orleans, as it can best be seen, from the water..

Top Rated New Orleans Attractions

Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
From sea turtles and stingrays to seahorses and sand tiger sharks, New Orleans' Audubon Aquarium features one of the country's top marine collections. Located on the edge of the French Quarter where Canal Street meets the Mississippi River, the aquarium is one of New Orleans' top family-friendly destinations. Make sure to check out the new Great Maya Reef exhibit where visitors walk through a 30-foot-long tunnel surrounded by an ancient underwater world filled with exotic sea creatures.

The National World War II Museum
Considered one of the finest museums in the world, The National World War II Museum features an impressive array of artifacts and memorabilia focused on the United States' contribution to WWII. From the US Freedom Pavilion's warbird collection to an interactive submarine experience based on the final mission of the USS Tang. Make sure to leave plenty of time for the museum's award-winning, 4-D film, Beyond All Boundaries, narrated by executive producer Tom Hanks.

Destrehan Plantation
Located just minutes from downtown New Orleans, the Destrehan Plantation was built in 1787 and features costumed tour guides and an assortment of exhibits including an original document signed by Thomas Jefferson. Built by the Destrehan Family, who arrived from France in the early 1700s, the Destrehan Plantation remains the oldest documented plantation home in the lower Mississippi Valley. Learn what life was like more than two centuries ago during interactive demonstrations in open hearth cooking, rope making and underpinnings to name a few.

Land Tours & Sightseeing

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Bayou and Swamp Adventure with Transportation

Duration: 3.75 hours Price: $65.00

New Orleans has some of the most exotic and abundant wildlife just outside the city limits. Be transported to the wild side of Louisiana by motorcoach and swamp boat, where you will see alligators, raccoons, rare birds and experience t... Read More

Our Price: $65.00

Water Activities & Cruises

Departs Daily from the French Quarter

New Orleans Steamboat Natchez Lunch Cruise

Duration: 2 hours Price: $60.00

This two-hour cruise takes you back when cotton was king and life was slow and graceful as the current on the Mississippi river. Enjoy a buffet lunch and let the Steamboat NATCHEZ show you New Orleans, as it can best be seen, from the ... Read More

Our Price: $60.00

Southern Hospitality

New Orleans Steamboat Natchez Sunday Jazz Brunch Cruise

Duration: 2.5 hours Price: $75.00

New Orleans Steamboat Natchez Sunday Jazz Brunch Cruise invites you to climb aboard the iconic Steamboat for a Sunday Cruise on the Mississippi river filled with live jazz music, a delicious brunch and memorable sights of New Orlea... Read More

Our Price: $75.00

Steamboat Natchez

New Orleans Steamboat Natchez Dinner Cruise

Duration: 2 hours Price: $102.50

Experience the romance of New Orleans on the Mississippi as you enjoy a New Orleans' style buffet dinner and listen to live jazz by the Dukes of Dixieland, aboard New Orleans' Steamboat NATCHEZ! Read More

Our Price: $102.50

Specialty Tours

Oak Alley Plantation Tour

Oak Alley Plantation Tour

Duration: 5 hours Price: $84.00

Feel the gentle breeze of Southern hospitality on a tour that takes you back to the glory of the Old South and visit to one of the most historic and beautiful homes in Louisiana, the Oak Alley Plantation. Read More

Our Price: $84.00