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Welcome to The Alternative Guide to New Orleans Map featuring over 40 of the best dark and unusual things to do. My tailored interactive map is perfect for when you are out on your travels, including my full city guide, photographs and location details all in one place. Click to discover New Orleans through an alternative lens as we step off the beaten track and unearth hidden gems and curiosities that are often left undiscovered unless you know a local. Featuring over 40 unexpected, quirky and one-of-a-kind locations, I guarantee the guide will make for a memorable yet extraordinary experience to complete your visit to the Crescent City. In my interactive map I reveal my black book of favourite places to visit including detailed accounts of each location, historic tales and of course my top travel tips. This guide was made to inspire you to wander from the usual tourist path, whilst providing a comprehensive guide to inspire fellow off-beat adventurers who intend to visit New Orleans. Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions. Thanks, Vicky @thealternativeguide_

New Orleans is a city that loves to eat, and brunch is no exception. Whether you’re looking for a classic Creole feast, a cozy cafe, or a healthy juice bar, you’ll find plenty of options to satisfy your cravings. In this Guide, we’ll explore the best brunch spots in New Orleans. So grab your appetite and get ready to enjoy some of the most delicious brunches in the Big Easy. ⚜️ If you see a location marked on the map, click on it for more information about the restaurant & my personal menu recommendations. ✨Please be sure to subscribe to my Thatch profile for all your New Orleans travel needs and save this guide for your next trip to the Big Easy! 💙 Want me to be your personal NOLA guide? Check out my Thatch store! Discover free or ready-to-buy guides and itineraries. Request custom itinerary planning or curated recommendations made with your specific needs in mind.

This is a comprehensive itinerary for a 3-day weekend in New Orleans! This itinerary is budget friendly, it hits all the must-see spots with a limited amount of time, and is adjustable. This Guide Includes: 📍Timed itinerary for 3 full days in NOLA 📍Restaurant Suggestions for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner 📍Lodging Suggestions 📍Public Transportation Information 📍Weather Information 📍Interactive GPS Map

Take a quick weekend trip down south to the Crescent City, located just outside of the Bayou. Well known as the home of authentic jazz music, food for the soul, Mardi Gras parties and ghost tours, you never know what will be discovered during your visit down to New Orleans. This guide includes: 🏨 Where to Stay 🦪 Places to Eat ⛴️ Things to Do and See 🚃 Transportation 🎰 Night out Activities This was my personal first trip to New Orleans and my first time to the State of Louisiana (checking off state #44!) We tried to do a mix of standard tourist stops with a bit of local favorites as well. If you're not into super touristy things, then this guide is for you.

Heading to one of Ireland's top cultural hubs? Good choice! In my guide, you'll find everything from must-see attractions, best of food & drink, hiking/nature, and of course the best places to stay! For a preview of the type of things you'll find in this guide, check out my free New Orleans & Florence guides.

This is the final section of a three-part series regarding Amtrak’s Long Distance Trains. In this part, we will cover the Auto Train, City of New Orleans, Palmetto, Silver Star and the Silver Meteor. If you are completely new to the idea or are looking for different trains, see the links in the section below: Part 1: Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, California Zephyr, Empire Builder or Coast Starlight. Part 2: Crescent, Texas Eagle, Capitol Limited, Lake Shore Limited and Cardinal routes.

2022 was the year of a lot of travel redemption for most of us, but it was also the year I had to turn down trips to Portugal, Spain, and Paris, as well as have a trip to New Orleans cancelled due to Covid. But thankfully that didn’t stop me from a spring road trip to Texas, a few summer days in DC, two trips to Disney World, and lots of Tennessee day trips in between. Enjoy this travel journal of 350 (!!!) places, including: 🖼️ 42 Museums, Gardens, and Attractions ☕️ 50 Coffee Shops 🍽️ 99 Restaurants, Bakeries, and Food Trucks 🛏️ 38 Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, and Airbnbs ✨ and a whole bunch more! Scroll to the bottom for my favorites of the year!

Ever contemplated a new method of travel? A way to break up all of the traffic-filled roadtrips or miserable treks to the airport, only to wait 2-3 hours for a flight? Fed up with the same old highway views (or lack of views from the plane)? If so, this guide is for you! From the very first time I boarded an Amtrak Long Distance (LD) train in 2016 in Oakland, CA, I was immediately overcome with excitement, which quickly morphed into a passion. I have yet to go on a trip and not catch myself in a trance staring out the window on multiple occasions, failing to read/watch all of the books/shows I thought I would need or having a deep conversation with a complete stranger in the observation car. These experiences are the reason why I write this guide, to share and hopefully inform prospective travelers. If you are not familiar with Amtrak’s LD services, fear not! I intend to offer as much information about the train options, destinations, schedules and anything else I can think of to lead your potential adventure. This is just part one of a three-part guide and will cover the intro as well as the first five long-distance trains (numerically). Be sure to check out the other two sections (below) as well as all my other work on Amtrak and budget-oriented traveling. If for some reason, I don’t cover something or you have questions, feel free to reach out!

This is part two of a three-part series regarding Amtrak’s Long Distance Trains. If you are completely new to the idea or are looking for the following trains: Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, California Zephyr, Empire Builder or Coast Starlight, check out part one (linked below)! Part two will include the Crescent, Texas Eagle, Capitol Limited, Lake Shore Limited and Cardinal routes.