Voted the "best rock club in New Orleans," this is a high-velocity nightspot with live music from the worlds of rock, funk, blues and alternative.

This club features live bands.

A fairy tale land populated by fantastic creatures who like nothing better than little kids!

Vaughn's Lounge is a funky local Blues and Jazz Club in a New Orleans neighborhood just minutes from the French Quarter, but miles away for improved music quality. For out of towners, take a cab to...

This museum has interactive exhibits, such as one that allows children to learn broadcasting by reading in front of a real camera.

There's just enough voodoo lore here to introduce you to the history and culture of this spiritual practice and to tempt you to bring home a love potion or voodoo doll as a souvenir. Guided swamp, plantation and cemetery tours are available.

The oldest surviving museum in Louisiana houses the second largest collection of Confederate memorabilia, most of which is in vintage condition.

Good news from Chalmette Battlefield----it's now open. It's one of the six sites of Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, and although one trail is closed at one site and a couple of...

Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday, 10-5.

  St Louis Cemetary No.3 is walking distance from the New Orleans Museum of Art. If you are traveling by car , there are newly paved roads to drive in and pick a spot in the cemetary for photos. There

Male strip club

This 33-story building houses the offices of many foreign diplomats and offers a great view of the city from its observational deck.

This raised center hall house was built in 1826, for wealthy auctioneer Joseph LeCarpentier. Named for two famous former residents, the Confederate general Pierre Gustave Toutant (P.G.T.) Beauregard...

The city's oldest and largest antique store.

This 90-minute streetcar tour visits several parts of the city and is offered 24 hours a day.

Make an appointment and have a customized scent made for you!  The staff is friendly and knowledgable.  The wonderful old building is full of charm. They also have already bottled scents to buy off...

New Orleans' second oldest neighborhood. Algiers Point is separated from the French Quarter by the Mississippi River.

A visit to Woldenberg Park is like walking through a stately outdoor museum and gallery, with public art and historical sites every where you look.

A popular art gallery located in the Warehouse District.

A very trendy remodeled area of the city.

One of America's finest hat stores.

New Orleans street popular for its jazz clubs.

Tours are offered of these historic French Quarter homes, allegedly inhabited by the famed ghosts of New Orleans.

An intimate and very popular bar, Pat O's is known for its Bloody Mary and the Hurricane, its signature drink.

This park has a mounted Civil War cannon that pays tribute to the 141st Field Artillery of the Louisiana National Guard.

The gallery of famous designer Mario Villa displays his sofas, rugs, lamps and more. Closed due to damage suffered in Hurricane Katrina.

This park is filled with graceful Spanish Oaks and has open spaces perfect for all sorts of recreational activities and dog-walking.

This double-galleried house is owned by author Anne Rice and is featured in her bewitching fiction.