The “Big Easy” Photo Walk - New Orleans
Whether it is the nightlife, food, architecture or music that brings you down to New Orleans, you will not be disappointed.
The culture and history is evident all around you in the architecture. Both the French and Spanish ruled the city at one time, and that mixed with an African-American influence makes for an eclectic backdrop. Walk around the city and take it all in. Jackson Square, voodoo, vampires, gumbo, ghosts, cemeteries, WWII museum, the Mississippi, musical performances, neon signs on Bourbon Street, flickering gaslights, hooves clopping on the pavement, beignets and coffee in Cafe du Monde, street performing musicians in the French Market, and streetcars on Canal Street.
Exploring neighborhoods like the French Quarter, Treme, Garden District, Downtown, Marigny, and Frenchman Street.
Here is what caught my eye, I hope you enjoy!
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What you should know:
Getting around is easy by bus, street car, but walking is the best way to see it all.
You could spend a couple of hours to a couple of days here exploring the city.
The Sazerac and hurricane are the city’s iconic drinks.
It is legal to drink in the streets, as long as it is not in a glass container, you need a ‘go cups’.
The city has a laid-back atmosphere, but remember you common sense.
If you are lucky you will witness an impromptu marching band.
If you are driving, parking can be a difficult and expensive. There are pay lots and on the street parking; check posted parking regulations signs.
There are many restaurant, bar, and musical venue options.
