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See cultural landmarks like Jackson Square and the French Quarter, soaking up the eclectic atmosphere and energy of NOLA. Take a leisurely stroll around the historic streets, visiting art districts, browsing boutiques, and sampling local cuisine. There's something for everyone to enjoy near Maison Métier, one of the most ideally located hotels near Caesars Superdome New Orleans, LA.

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Visit this institution dedicated to preserving the history and legacy of World War II. With interesting exhibits, artifacts and interactive experiences, the museum offers visitors a comprehensive understanding of the war's impact on the world.

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The National WWII Museum

As one of the largest fixed-dome structures in the world, the Superdome hosts a wide range of events, including pro football games, concerts, conventions and special performances.

Caesars Superdome

New Orleans Tulane University is not only an academic hub but also a cultural hotspot. Visitors can wander the historic campus, attend public lectures or take in the vibrant arts scene. With Tulane’s rich history and lively atmosphere, a stroll through campus adds depth to any visit to the city.

Tulane University

Home to iconic landmarks like Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral and Bourbon Street, the French Quarter offers myriad restaurants, bars, shops and jazz clubs. Steeped in history and charm, the French Quarter is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the unique spirit of New Orleans.

French Quarter

This iconic landmark and interactive museum celebrates the rich history of the Sazerac cocktail, invented in New Orleans, and the city's vibrant cocktail culture. Experience exhibits showcasing the art of cocktail making, enjoy tastings of Sazeracs and learn about the history of spirits in New Orleans.

Sazerac House

Take a trip to Lake Charles, Louisiana, in the southwestern part of the state, for outdoor recreational activities like the Creole Nature Trail. Or head to entertainment options such as the Golden Nugget Lake Charles Casino.

Lake Charles

Sample Caribbean-inspired cuisine with innovative craft cocktails at this renowned cocktail bar. Situated in the French Quarter, it offers a relaxed, yet vibrant atmosphere and flavorful dishes infused with tropical flair.

Cane & Table

This historic park in the heart of the French Quarter features iconic landmarks, such as St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo and the Presbytère and is surrounded by charming streets, artists, musicians and local vendors.

Jackson Square

Mardi Gras World is a vibrant attraction in New Orleans where visitors can experience the magic of the celebration year-round. It offers guided tours through massive warehouse studios where Mardi Gras floats are crafted and stored. Visitors can witness the intricate process of float design, learn about Mardi Gras traditions and even try on costumes to get a glimpse into one of the world's most iconic celebrations.

Mardi Gras World

This premier entertainment and sports venue hosts concerts, basketball games and other live performances.

Smoothie King Center

This chic French Quarter gastropub is known for its elevated comfort food classics, craft cocktails and extensive wine selection. With its storied building and charming courtyard, Sylvain provides the perfect setting for casual dining and socializing.

Sylvain

For a longer road trip from NOLA, visit historic sites, enjoy authentic Cajun and Creole dishes, and experience the unique charm of the bustling city of Lafayette in the heart of Acadiana.

Lafayette

Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, is known for its rich history, vibrant culture and scenic beauty. Visitors can enjoy such attractions as the Louisiana State Capitol, LSU Museum of Art and USS Kidd Veterans Museum. With its lively downtown, delicious Cajun cuisine and picturesque riverfront, Baton Rouge offers something for everyone.

Baton Rouge

Located in the central business district of New Orleans, this park is known for its lush greenery, beautiful landscaping and statues. The square hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, festivals and farmers markets.

Lafayette Square

Experience Louisiana's lush swamplands on this guided boat tour through picturesque waterways, encountering native wildlife such as alligators, birds and turtles. Knowledgeable guides provide insights into the area's ecology, history and Cajun culture, making it a memorable adventure for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Cajun Encounters Swamp Tours

Also located at The Barnett, the Seaworthy oyster bar and seafood restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with a focus on sustainably sourced seafood and craft cocktails. Guests can enjoy freshly shucked oysters, seafood and a curated selection of wines and spirits in this stylish yet laid-back setting.

Seaworthy

Renowned for its live music scene, eclectic bars and lively atmosphere, Frenchmen Street also hosts art markets and street performers, creating a dynamic experience for locals and tourists alike.

Frenchmen Street

Take a day trip or weekend getaway from New Orleans to Biloxi, Mississippi, along the Gulf of Mexico, with its stunning beaches, vibrant casinos and rich cultural heritage. Visit attractions like the Biloxi Lighthouse, Beauvoir and the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art.

Biloxi

Take a scenic steamboat cruise along the Mississippi River to enjoy live jazz, delicious Creole cuisine and breathtaking views of iconic landmarks like the French Quarter and Jackson Square.

New Orleans Steamboat Co.

Take a day trip from NOLA to visit Mobile, Alabama, known for its beautiful Gulf Coast waterfront. Visitors can see the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants, stroll along the scenic Riverwalk and immerse themselves in the city's lively arts scene.

Mobile

The Audubon Zoo in New Orleans is a beloved attraction featuring diverse wildlife exhibits and interactive experiences, where you can see animals from around the world, including rare and endangered species, as well as their lush habitats, and enjoy educational programs and events for all ages.

Audubon Zoo

Mosquito Supper Club highlights the classic flavors of Cajun cuisine, using food to tell the rich history and traditions of the region. Their communal multi-course tasting menu brings the celebrated flavors of the bayou to your plate.

Mosquito Supper Club

La Petit Theatre, first opened in 1916 and located on Saint Peters St. since 1922, is New Orlean’s most historic playhouse. This community theatre showcases a variety of theatrical productions including drama, musicals, and comedies while celebrating the diverse talents of New Orleans.

La Petit Theatre

JOLIE’s dimly lit cocktail lounge offers a menu of delectable flavors paired with a curated list of craft cocktails and wine.

JOLIE

The Louisiana Children's Museum spans 8.5 acres of interactive indoor and outdoor exhibits designed to foster learning through play. Visitors can explore diverse experiences such as "Dig Into Nature," "Follow That Food," and "Move With The River." Advanced timed-entry tickets are recommended and can be purchased online.

The Louisiana Children's Museum

The Audubon Aquarium offers an immersive journey through aquatic environments, from the Caribbean and Amazon Rainforest to the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico. Home to over 3,600 animals across more than 250 species, including African penguins and rare white alligators, the aquarium provides an unforgettable experience. Admission now includes access to the Audubon Insectarium, enhancing the value and breadth of the visit.

Audubon Aquarium

Woodhouse Spa is a luxurious spa getaway for those seeking rest and rejuvenation. Partake in their signature spa offerings, from the Sculpt Facial tailored to lift and brighten to the Deep Tissue Transformation meant to provide intensive muscular release.

Woodhouse

Located on the first floor of New Orleans’ House of Blues, Foundation Room features standard Louisiana fare and cocktails paired with intimate live performances.

Foundation Room

Set outside New Orleans in Avondale, TPC Louisiana boasts year-round golf with high-quality standards. With a 24,000-square-foot Clubhouse and a sprawling golf course set over 250 acres of wetlands, they offer an elevated experience for golf lovers.

TPC Louisiana

The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is the city's oldest fine arts institution. Established in 1911, NOMA's collection features over 40,000 objects, including French and American art, photography, glass, and African and Japanese works. Adjacent to the museum, the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden offers visitors the chance to experience over 100 sculptures set within a picturesque Louisiana landscape.

New Orleans Museum of Art

Located minutes from downtown New Orleans, the Audubon Park Golf Course features immaculate greens and an 18-hole par 62 course laid out along 4,220 yards.

Audubon Park Golf Course

Clancy’s offers an elegant approach to Creole classics, elevating and modernizing favorites like fried green tomatoes and crawfish boil. Peruse their extensive wine and spirits lists to complement their rich New Orleans flavors.

Clancy’s

Spyre Center, a wellness sanctuary in the Lower Garden District, provides a calming environment for rejuvenation of the body and mind. Visitors can indulge in a range of treatments and experiences, from a dip in their outdoor saltwater lap pool to sauna and cold therapy.

Spyre Center

Tucked away in the French Quarter, Fives offers an intimate setting for hand-crafted cocktails, fresh oysters, and seafood classics.

Fives

Bouligny Tavern, tucked away in New Orleans' historic Garden District, is a sophisticated wine bar and cocktail lounge established by Chef John Harris of Lilette Restaurant. The venue offers an extensive wine list, premium cocktails, and fine dining small plates in a sleek mid-century modern setting accented by the sounds of classic jazz on vinyl.

Bouligny Tavern

Housed in an old firehouse on Freret St., Cure elevates cocktail classics with their curated menu of craft cocktails, breathing new life and local flavors into the standards.

Cure

This celebrated seafood restaurant—born from the minds of Chefs Donald Link, Stephen Stryjewski, and Ryan Prewitt—showcases a rich blend of South American, Spanish, and Gulf Coast culinary traditions. Pêche’s menu features dishes prepared over an open hearth with a focus on sustainable local seafood to bring the freshest flavors to your table.

Pêche

The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, located adjacent to the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park, spans approximately 11 acres and features over 90 sculptures by renowned artists from around the world. The garden is set within a picturesque landscape of mature pines, magnolias, and live oaks surrounding two lagoons. Admission is free, and visitors can explore meandering walking paths and enjoy a harmonious blend of art and nature.

New Orleans Museum of Art Besthoff Sculpture Garden

Fair Grounds Race Course, first opened in 1872, stands as the nation’s second-oldest racetrack, featuring thoroughbred racing and slot machines.

Fair Grounds Race Course

Uptown Wellness + Aesthetics specializes in an array of natural, non-invasive treatments to heal and rejuvenate the body and skin. Choose from a selection of foundational therapies, premium treatments, facials, and more.

Uptown Wellness + Aesthetics

Located in the French Quarter, Effervescence offers an expansive sparkling wine list, featuring over 200 wines by the bottle and 30 wines by the glass. Explore the lush flavors of sparkling wines from all over the globe, from affordable options to celebrated splurges. Pair your wine samplings with a menu of delicious small bites and shareable plates.

Effervescence

Magazine Street is a vibrant thoroughfare celebrated for its eclectic mix of locally owned shops, art galleries, and dining establishments. Visitors can explore a diverse array of boutiques offering clothing, antiques, home décor, and unique gifts. The street also boasts a rich culinary scene, featuring a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars to suit all tastes.

Magazine Street

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art houses the largest and most comprehensive collection of Southern art, showcasing a diverse range of visual arts and culture from the American South through original exhibitions, public events, and educational programs.

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

This iconic bar and music venue features live musical performances from the best New Orleans has to offer.

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A stunning revitalization of a historic 1927 theatre, Saenger Theatre is home to a rotating schedule of musical productions, intimate concerts, and stand-up comedy shows.

Saenger Theatre

Doris Metropolitan is an upscale butchery that combines Middle Eastern cuisine with an elevated steakhouse atmosphere. Their menu features the highest quality meats, exotic and local seafood, and seasonal sides complemented by their craft cocktails, extensive wine list, and fine liquors.

Doris Metropolitan

Jewel of the South reimagines the charm of a classic New Orleans tavern, offering seasonal menus of delicious local flavors, house-made cocktails, and post-dinner sweets.

Jewel of the South

The Fillmore New Orleans brings the energy and grit of San Francisco’s legendary Fillmore to New Orleans. Visitors can find a diverse array of live concerts and stand-up comedy acts.

The Filmore New Orleans

N7 offers French cuisine infused with Japanese flavors, including French classics such as charcuterie and boards with rich meats and cheeses and entrees like Beef Bourguignon. Pair your meal with a selection from their curated wine menu with a focus on small European winemakers and natural wines.

Acclaimed chef Frank Brigsten brings Brigsten’s Restaurant to New Orlean’s Riverbend neighborhood. Brigsten’s Restaurant offers modern Creole cuisine utilizing local ingredients with a charming Victorian cottage as the backdrop.

Brigsten’s Restaurant

The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) is dedicated to presenting multidisciplinary contemporary art, featuring visual arts, performances, and educational programs that engage with the community. Visitors can explore rotating exhibitions and attend various events throughout the year.

Contemporary Arts Center

This sprawling shopping center offers an array of classic mall dining options and high-end clothing stores.

Canal Place Shopping Center

Patois is a celebrated French establishment from lauded chef Aaron Burgau that utilizes locally sourced ingredients to create French classics with a patois, or local accent. Their menu blends the exquisite flavors and rich culinary traditions of France and New Orleans, served in a bright, upscale dining room.

Patois

This intimate, acoustic jazz venue houses live jazz performances all year-round. First opened in the 1950s, Preservation Hall has retained their local reputation as a hub for New Orleans finest jazz performers.

Preservation Hall

Enjoy a modern take on Southern cuisine, blending Italian influences with local flavors. Located at our companion hotel, The Barnett, Brutto Americano serves innovative dishes crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients, celebrating the culinary heritage of New Orleans.

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