How to Enjoy New Orleans 🧳 | The Ultimate NOLA Guide 🎵

New Orleans is famous for its unique cuisine 🥘, being the birthplace of jazz 🎷, and often called "America's most unique city" 🌆. Besides sipping drinks 🥃 and enjoying live music 🎹, here’s what you can do: 1️⃣ Jackson Square / St. Louis Cathedral A landmark of New Orleans ⛪️ — you haven’t truly visited NOLA without seeing this. Right next to the famous Cafe du Monde 🍩. 2️⃣ French Quarter The oldest and most European-style district, packed with tourists. Though called the “French Quarter,” the architecture is actually Spanish-style. Full of restaurants, boutiques 💎, street performances 🎤, and insta-worthy spots 📸. 3️⃣ Bourbon Street The iconic bar street 🥂 — lively, wild, and a bit chaotic, but an unforgettable experience 🥳. 4️⃣ Segway Scooter Tour I booked through Viator for around $70/person — totally worth it! 🛴 Includes a quick training session before riding. We chose the evening tour (slightly pricier) and loved it — so much fun! 5️⃣ New Orleans Pharmacy Museum America’s first licensed pharmacy 🧑‍⚕️, with medicines dating back 200 years 💊. 6️⃣ Ride the Streetcar / Trolley A classic NOLA experience 🚃 — $1.25 per ride (cash or mobile pay). Great for getting to City Park — you can ride partway and Uber the rest. 7️⃣ City Park Even larger than Central Park! Perfect for a stroll, especially in spring or fall ⛲️. Home to museums and botanical gardens 🌿. 8️⃣ The Museum of Death A bold and intense museum — not for the faint of heart. 🤐 9️⃣ Audubon Aquarium Located by the Mississippi River 🦈, with over 10,000 species. Don’t miss their hurricane simulation chamber 🌪️ — unforgettable! 🔟 French Market Feels like a farmers’ market vibe 🛍️, with lots of small shops and local crafts. #NOLA #NewOrleansTravel #WhatToDoInNOLA #NewOrleansGuide 🎷🍤🌆