Known the world over for jazz music, Cajun cuisine, and outrageous Mardi Gras celebrations, the New Orleans is a melting pot of cultures with a diversity that is reflected in everything from the music and food to the language and architecture. You wouldn’t want to miss the French Quarter, with the infamous Bourbon Street at the heart of the district. Along the Mississippi River, which borders the French Quarter to the south, are horse-drawn carriages waiting to take you on a tour! New Orleans is also a great walking city, with many attractions located in or near the French Quarter, but to explore the Garden District, you may want to hop on a historic street car.
