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Explore the vibrant city from our unrivaled central location at Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans, which is steps from shops, bars, restaurants, and nightlife hot spots. Venture into eclectic neighborhoods nearby like the Garden District where you'll find historic homes, Marigny with live music along Frenchmen Street, or the Arts District with galleries galore. You’ll soon discover the energy and spirit that bring visitors back to New Orleans time and time again.

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Explore New Orleans from a different vantage point as you paddleboard or kayak right on Bayou St. John from Orleans Avenue to Robert E. Lee Boulevard.

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Bayou Paddleboards

Live like a local at Mulate’s, a renowned Cajun restaurant with authentic food and music and dancing. Afterward, go for a stroll along the Riverwalk. It’s the perfect night out.

Mulate’s

Guy’s is a stellar spot to get your po’boy fix. This cash-only local favorite features a menu of Cajun and Creole sandwiches served at the counter. The tough part is deciding which one to go for.

Guy’s Po-Boys

Step aboard this authentic Mississippi riverboat for a memorable experience, with cruises three times a day complemented by New Orleans jazz. Evening cruises include dinner, and reservations are required.

Steamboat Natchez

This 1,300-acre public park contains age-old oak trees, tranquil botanical gardens, bike paths, and opportunities for boating and fishing.

City Park

Feel inspired at this fine arts museum in City Park, which features an impressive collection of over 40,000 works by artists from all over the world. It is also home to 12-acre sculpture garden featuring more than 90 works.

New Orleans Museum of Art

Golf novices and experts alike will enjoy teeing off at this 81-acre, par-62 course with immaculate greens and stunning landscaping.

Audubon Park Golf Course

Get your fix of Creole fare for breakfast, lunch, or dinner as well as a jazz brunch at Commander’s Palace, located in an elegant New Orleans home in the Garden District with chandeliers and refined décor.

Commander’s Palace

The Cabildo on Jackson Square in the French Quarter was built under Spanish rule and was the site of the Louisiana Purchase transfer in 1803 and many other important historic events. The grand building is now a museum spotlighting Louisiana’s early history.

The Cabildo

Crescent Park is a 20-acre urban linear park where you can walk, bike, or jog, and enjoy jaw-dropping views of the New Orleans skyline along the Mississippi River as you meander along the 1.4-mile pathway.

Crescent Park

Take your seat for a spellbinding performance at this unique ballet theatre that focuses on contemporary productions featuring locally trained dancers.

New Orleans Ballet Theatre

Meander through antique stores, local boutiques, and art galleries along Magazine Street, an eclectic enclave that stretches for six miles. Once you’ve shopped, refuel at one of the dining spots serving everything from po’ boys to fresh seafood or try local beer while people-watching.

Magazine Street

Catch a major basketball game at the Smoothie King Center, along with a variety of shows featuring A-list artists and other special events.

Smoothie King Center

Get your groove on and enjoy craft cocktails and live jazz surrounded by black and white images of some of America’s most notorious mobsters at this lively French Quarter music club with a 1920s Prohibition-era vibe.

21st Amendment Jazz Club at La Louisiane

This blissfully eclectic spot in Bywater offers an unparalleled backyard party vibe with a courtyard, live jazz music, a huge selection of wines and original cocktails, and small plates to share.

Bacchanal Wine

Take a morning stroll through Audubon Park in Uptown and discover lush green spaces, live oaks and stunning scenery including historic homes.

Audubon Park

Dating to 1872, this racetrack is among the oldest in the U.S. Place your bets on horse races from Thanksgiving weekend through the end of March. In the spring, it hosts the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, commonly known as Jazz Fest.

Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots

This renovated warehouse in the Arts District serves up tempting Cajun cuisine in a trendy setting that mixes contemporary and rustic design elements. It’s perfect for a fun evening with a group of friends. Make sure you try the pork dishes, which the restaurant is famous for.

Cochon

This beautiful historic building houses one of New Orleans’ best music venues, attracting big-name national music acts and performing arts shows.

The Civic Theatre

Soak up the vibe at this low-key jazz club on Frenchmen Street in Marigny that features up to three bands a night. You’re sure to enjoy the show at this local hotspot.

The Spotted Cat Music Club

This quaint favorite with local artwork on the walls is the perfect spot for brunch or all-day dining. Try the Cajun bubble and squeak, salmon and brie grilled cheese, or shrimp and grits, and don’t forget Elizabeth’s famous bloody Mary, which you can order to-go.

Elizabeth’s

This 30,000-square-foot warehouse space—and central hub in the Arts District— offers an exciting mix of rotating art exhibitions, performing art shows, educational programs, and more.

Contemporary Arts Center

Commonly referred to as the Superdome, this massive arena is home to the city's football team and hosts a wealth of celebrated events.

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