What is the Architectural Origin of the French Quarter?
Unraveling the intricate tapestry of the French Quarter’s architectural origins is like stepping into a time machine. This article delves into the rich history, bringing to light the secrets and stories embedded in the very foundations of this historic district. The French Quarter: A Symphony of Styles French Colonial Elegance Delve into the echoes of…
Embracing Eternity: 5 Cemeteries in New Orleans for a Self-Guided Journey
New Orleans, a city draped in mystery and tales of the supernatural, holds a secret that lies beneath its ancient oaks and wrought-iron gates. The cemeteries here are not just resting places; they are living stories etched in stone. Embark on a self-guided adventure through history as we unveil the top five cemeteries that whisper…
Unveiling the Charms: The Architectural Origins of the French Quarter
Welcome, fellow history enthusiasts and wanderers of the past! Today, we embark on a captivating journey to uncover the architectural treasures that lay at the heart of the iconic French Quarter. As we stroll down the cobblestone streets and immerse ourselves in the lively atmosphere, let’s unravel the secrets behind the architectural marvels that define this timeless gem. What Makes the French Quarter So Unique? The Soul of New Orleans The French Quarter, often referred to as the heartbeat of New Orleans, is a living testament to the city’s rich and diverse history. Its unique blend of French, Spanish, and Creole influences paints a vivid picture of a bygone era, resonating through its architecture. Each building, a page in the history book of New Orleans, whispers tales of resilience and cultural fusion. A Tapestry of Styles: Architectural Diversity in the…
Celebrating Valentine’s Day in New Orleans
Celebrating Valentine’s Day in New Orleans: The Ultimate Romantic Guide Are you planning a romantic getaway to New Orleans for Valentine’s Day? Look no further, because we’ve got you covered with the ultimate guide to celebrating the holiday of love in the Big Easy. New Orleans is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and, of course, its romantic atmosphere. From its picturesque French Quarter to its delicious Creole cuisine, there’s no shortage of ways to spoil your significant other on Valentine’s Day. Romantic Hotels in New Orleans When it comes to finding the perfect place to stay, New Orleans has no shortage of romantic hotels. Here are a few of our top picks: The Ritz-Carlton, located in the heart of the French Quarter, offers luxurious accommodations and top-notch service. The hotel’s on-site spa and gourmet restaurant make it the…
Best Fried Chicken Joints in NOLA!
The Best Fried Chicken Joints in New Orleans Willie Mae’s Scotch House I’ve had nearly religious experiences here! Without question, this is the best fried chicken in the universe! I would love to learn about anywhere that might challenge it. The modest prices and amazing food in a living room setting can’t be beat! If you haven’t been you better fix that! williemaesnola.com Dooky Chase This is the joint MLK Jr. preferred over all the others. Most folks say that the civil rights movement was born in the Treme at these tables over Leah Chase’s delicious food! You can taste the righteousness I’ll tell you that much! dookychaserestaurant.com/ Gus’s This spot is nuts! Originating in Memphis, TN, they just opened a new shop in the CBD of NOLA which is for sure the number 3 joint for…
What to do this January in New Orleans
Best Vietnamese food in New Orleans to warm your belly this January
5 Reasons why Winter is the Best for kayaking in New Orleans swamps
1. You Won’t Overheat – It’s no joke that Southeastern Louisiana is hot. So hot, there are dozens of songs about the Louisiana heat. And for only a couple precious months, the heat hides away and it’s cool enough to paddle indefinitely. Not quite indefinitely as we try to keep our tours to two hours,…
Things to do this winter in New Orleans
..an adventurers guide
New Orleans Kayak swamp video
A video made by a guest who was a travel blogger on one of our tours.
Gumbo YaYa
recipe by Josh Jack The cold is finally here and nothing warms the body and soul quite like a piping hot bowl (or two, or three) of gumbo. Many restaurants in the city serve some version of this storied stew, but the best stuff always comes from your own (or your mama’s) kitchen. Here’s a…