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Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de New Orleans a través de sus museos y monumentos.
New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, is a melting pot of Caribbean, European and African cultures manifested in its vibrant music, unique cuisine and historic architecture. From the endless parties of the French Quarter to the serene elegance of the Garden District, the city offers an unforgettable sensory experience and an indomitable spirit that invites you to let go.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de New Orleans
One of the cities with the richest and most distinctive culture in America, the birthplace of jazz and a melting pot of traditions.
The historical and cultural heart of the city, famous for its colonial architecture, iron balconies, vibrant nightlife and jazz clubs.
A historic and revered venue dedicated to preserving traditional New Orleans jazz, with intimate, acoustic concerts.
The oldest operating Catholic cathedral in the United States, an impressive landmark overlooking Jackson Square.
An opulent and picturesque neighborhood famous for its stately antebellum mansions, lush gardens and quiet streets.
The city's quintessential celebration, with weeks of parades, dances and parties.
A legendary music and culture festival with local and international stars.
A huge free music festival taking over the entire French Quarter, showcasing hundreds of Louisiana musicians.
The city's quintessential celebration, with weeks of parades, dances and parties.
A legendary music and culture festival with local and international stars.
A huge free music festival taking over the entire French Quarter, showcasing hundreds of Louisiana musicians.
One of the largest LGBTQ+ events in the South, often called the 'Gay Mardi Gras'.
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Ver guía completaWhile Bourbon Street is for partying, Frenchmen Street is where locals and music lovers go to hear the best live jazz.
For a more local shopping and dining experience, stroll the six miles of Magazine Street, lined with boutiques, antique shops, and fine restaurants.
The town's unofficial phrase is 'let the good times roll.' The local culture is relaxed and hedonistic. Don't rush, enjoy the moment.
It is legal to consume alcoholic beverages on the street, as long as they are in a plastic cup or 'go-cup'. No glass bottles or cans allowed.
The heat and humidity can be intense. Drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, and seek shade during the hottest hours of the day.
Especially if you plan to visit the parks or take a tour of the swamps, mosquito repellent is your friend.
At night, stick to the main, well-lit streets of the French Quarter or Frenchmen Street. Avoid walking alone on dark or unknown streets.
Beware of the 'I bet I can tell you where you got your shoes' scam, where they clean your shoes and then demand an exorbitant payment.
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