St. Louis Cemetery No.1 is the city’s oldest cemetery and it started in 1789. St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 is not open to the public and the only way to visit is by booking a tour. Visiting the St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 is rated in the top 10 things to do in New Orleans by Tripadvisor (2020). What Makes…
The Coven House (also known as Miss Robichaux’s Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies) is located in New Orleans, Louisiana. This house appeared on American Horror Story season 3. It is not open to the public however, you can take pictures outside. The actual name for this property is called Buckner Mansion and is located in the Garden District. The address…
The Audubon Zoo and Aquarium are excellent places to check out with a variety of different animals and species. Please keep in mind both of these places have two different locations, the zoo is located near Audubon Park and Tulane University and the aquarium is located near the French quarter 6 miles away (a 20 minute drive). Audubon Aquarium of…
The Houmas House Estate was a sugarcane plantation during the 1800’s. The front of the Houmas House Houmas House is located in Darrow, LA which is 30 minutes from Baton Rouge and an hour from New Orleans. If you don’t have your own transportation, I recommend to book a tour. I booked this tour from Grayline. Whether you do a…
Holiday Inn Express St. Charles is a 10 minute drive from the French Quarter or a 30 minute walk and affordable. There is nothing that I love more than a comfortable bed in a hotel room with coffee, a tv, and a microwave, and fridge. Talk about heaven! I completely forgot to take a photo of the bathroom and the…
I over wear my standard day-to-day clothes and have nothing exciting to wear when I go somewhere. Going out of town is the perfect excuse to get a few items that will make you feel fresh and in theme with your trip. I am a planner when I travel. I like to know beforehand the places I want to see,…
New Orleans probably has the most diverse history compared to the rest of the United States. Before the Louisiana purchase, Louisiana was ruled by the French and Spanish. Here are some facts about Louisiana and New Orleans: Home state of Britney Spears (what more reason do you need to visit Louisiana?) Louisiana is the only state that refers to their…
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