Best Things To See in New Orleans
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Best Things To See in New Orleans
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I hope this list gives you a good place to start your explorations for New Orleans 2021 and a creative way to get into the Mardi Gras 2021 spirit.
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Mardi Gras World
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If you can’t experience the Mardi Gras parades firsthand in 2021, this is the closest you’ll be able to get to the live action! See the studio where all of the planning and architecture of the parade floats takes place and truly get to know the REAL Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras World is open now and doesn’t require reservations. They offer a free shuttle ride from Canal Street and you can buy tickets online.
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Garden District
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The Garden District is a neighborhood full of some of the most historic homes in New Orleans. The best way to experience this area is just to wander through the streets and see how many marvelous mansions you can find. For a more in depth look at the history of the area, you can also download tours on your phone and give yourself a self-guided Garden District tour.
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Swamp Tour New Orleans
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It is no surprise that there is a never-ending list of swamp tours you can embark on in New Orleans. From the flowers and the cypress trees to the gators and the exotic birds, a New Orleans Swamp Tour is a MUST when you visit.
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Studio Be
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Studio Be is an exotic art studio that always seems to be exploding with lively new exhibits. To get a sneak peak at their latest pieces, check them out on Instagram.
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Steamboat NATCHEZ
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Steamboat Natchez is one of the most honorable pieces of history in New Orleans. Situated on the Mississippi River, you can book two-hour jazz cruises daily and have a look at the French Quarter from a new perspective.
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New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
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For just $10/person (or $7 for students, seniors and military personnel), you can tour the home of the very first licensed pharmacist in the United States. Though there aren’t any guided tours going on until further notice, you are able to do self-guided tours of the first and second floors of the exhibits and courtyards.
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Backstreet Cultural Museum
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Backstreet Cultural Museum is a local gallery currently open by appointment only. Like many other businesses at this time, Backstreet Cultural Museum has been struggling to stay afloat, so new visitors and/or donations are highly appreciated!
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French Quarter
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I’m sure everyone has heard of the French Quarter by now because it’s perhaps the most touristic spot in the city. From food and drinks to music and shopping, you didn’t really go to NOLA if you didn’t hit up the French Quarter.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Solo Female Travel Guide
I’m an absolute adventure-lover who grew up in Wisconsin and lived abroad in Australia for a minute. I am now based in Los Angeles (ever since my solo road trip across the USA in 2020). My favorite things are finding unique stays, trying out the local restaurants & deep diving into the culture wherever I go.
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