Immerse yourself in the splendor of Vue Orleans, a remarkable attraction that offers breathtaking 360° indoor and outdoor observation decks. Prepare to embark on a multi-level interactive cultural experience that celebrates the vibrant essence of New Orleans like never before.

Create your own memories and stories to share as you explore everything this remarkable city has to offer. Make sure to visit Café Du Monde at The Riverwalk, a second location of the renowned coffee stand that has been serving authentic cafe au lait and beignets since its inception. Indulge in the original beignet­–Louisiana's beloved state doughnut–while sipping on coffee and chicory, a cherished New Orleans favorite.

While you're at The Riverwalk, take the time to explore this premier outlet shopping center, boasting over 75 retailers and restaurants. Located on the banks of the majestic Mississippi River, it provides a picturesque backdrop as you indulge in retail therapy and culinary delights.

For a taste of Mardi Gras magic year-round, head to Mardi Gras World, the largest float design and production facility in the world. Step into a world of whimsy and wonder as you don authentic Mardi Gras costumes and tour warehouses filled with awe-inspiring floats. Immerse yourself in the history and customs of this iconic celebration and savor the flavors of king cake and piping hot New Orleans coffee.

Discover the fascinating creatures that call New Orleans home at the Audubon Aquarium & Insectarium. With over 3,600 animals and 250 species, this renowned aquarium allows you to get up close and personal with African penguins, moon jellyfish, potbellied seahorses, and even Louisiana alligators. Don't miss the recently opened Audubon Insectarium, where you can explore the world of pollinators, marvel at free-flying butterflies, and discover the incredible diversity of arthropods.

Embark on a captivating journey along the mighty Mississippi River aboard the Creole Queen. Let a local historian regale you with tales of the city's 300-year history as you sail downriver to the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and the historic Chalmette Battlefield. Immerse yourself in the founding of the city, the Louisiana Purchase, and the pivotal Battle of New Orleans, all while enjoying a one-hour shore excursion with guided tours by National Park Rangers.

Hop on the red Canal Streetcar Line and traverse the heart of New Orleans on a 5.5-mile route. From the foot of Canal Street through the Central Business District and into the Mid-City area, this iconic streetcar takes you to fascinating destinations. Explore the historic cemeteries or "Cities of the Dead," where captivating architecture awaits. During the holiday season, the Canal Street area sparkles with festive lights, bows, and wreaths, creating a magical atmosphere at twilight.

Dive into the lively adornments and celebratory ambiance of the French Quarter, often hailed as the Crown Jewel of New Orleans. Witness the harmonious blend of tradition and innovation as revitalized French Market stalls, contemporary boutiques, and artisanal cocktails share the landscape with cherished antique shops and longstanding eateries. In the festive season, the historic architecture of the French Quarter sparkles with enchanting exhibits, a testament to the fervor of its dedicated inhabitants.

For the beer enthusiasts, Urban South Brewery is a must-visit destination. Located near the New Orleans Convention Center, their family-friendly taproom offers a wide selection of year-round.

Located Canal Place Mall, the Prytania Theater is a cutting-edge cinema with nine state-of-the-art screens. This digital cinema, operated by the Brunet family, expands New Orleans' oldest operating theater, which has been entertaining audiences for over a century. With its second location downtown, the Prytania Theater continues its legacy as the longest continually operated theater in the South. With a rich history of operating theaters in the area for over 130 years, the Brunet family's passion for cinema is evident.