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Heading out to Faubourg Marigny while Vacationing in New Orleans

Lying down river from the Mississippi is a suburb in New Orleans called Faubourg Marigny, or Marigny. This neighborhood was awarded as one of the 10 Great Neighborhoods in 2009 by the American Planning Association because of its trendiness, and welcoming openness to tourists. When in search of delicious food, excellent music, and a historic neighborhood, your choice should be this place. The wonderful Creole and Classic Revival cottages of 1095 have been refurbished and painted in attractive colors of gold red and green. Other renovations include historic banks, corner stores, and bakeries, which have been refurbished into houses and Bed & Breakfasts, along with the riverfront warehouses which house artists' studios. Weekends are busy for the various galleries and rummage stores, and the jazz clubs and restaurants invite people from all around the place!When you have seen enough of Bourbon Street, experience life in New Orleans the way the locals do by visiting Faubourg Marigny. With awesome music and food any day of the week, it has all the life and vivaciousness of a real life New Orleans neighborhood.

A Tour of the Gardens District during Your New Orleans Vacation

The walking tour is a favorite of any vacationer as it allows one the freedom to explore New Orleans and learn the history of this great American city. While on foot, a place to head out to in New Orleans is The Garden District, which encompasses the citys true history and heritage in its views. The glorious homes built in the mid-19th-century overlooking magnificent gardens prove to be overwhelming when on foot and are a prime factor of this area. Most of the homes are still known by the families that built them over a century ago. While walking past the Coliseum Square or any of the smaller parks in the Garden District, you are likely to find residents playing with their dogs or reading on the grass; or see the numerous antique shops and contemporary design studios, offbeat clothing stores, restaurants, and more upon walking the Magazine Street. You can even find an old-world barber shop run by Irish barber Aidan Gill, who will give you Guinness and whiskey with a hot towel shave!Other landmarks to see include the George Washington Cable House, Anshe Sfard synagogue, Layafette Cemetery, the Rink, and Commanders Palace restaurant. With showy Gardens (hence the name), this New Orleans Neighborhood is noted for its astounding scenery and will make you fall in love with it!

Visiting the Landmark Superdome on Your New Orleans Vacation

New Orleans holds many landmarks and attractions for vacationers of all backgrounds and age. The New Orleans Superdome, or the Louisiana Superdome, Superdome, or The Dome, is one of these sites. The Superdome was built in 1975 atop a 166,000-square-foot main arena, and a roof that covers almost 10 acres at a height of 27 stories. It is entitled as the largest fixed-domed structure on the planet for this reason. 72,003 fans for football, basketball and baseball games can be seated in the Superdome. In addition, it is also a famous location for large concerts and events like the New Orleans Essence Music Festival. The Superdome is home to the NFL's New Orleans Saints, and is also one of the few facilities in the U. S. which has hosted major sporting events such as the Super Bowl, Sugar Bowls, NCAA Final Four basketball tournaments, BCS championship game, and the Republican National Convention. It will conduct the Super Bowl XLVII in February 2013 as well!If there are no scheduled events taking place there during your vacation in New Orleans, you can tour it freely. Try to catch the Crescent Citys Bayou Classic during the months of autumn, conducted in the Dome every year. Dont miss the annual Bayou Classic in the fall held here, another Crescent City must-see event.

Enjoying the Mississippi River during a New Orleans Vacations

Wouldnt you like to see more than the French Quarter, New Orleans Museum of Art, or The Garden State on your vacation to New Orleans?The banks of the Mississippi River skirt the oldest part of New Orleans and are the perfect place for a walking tour with your family. The Mississippi River is the second largest river in the country, and can easily be viewed from the French Quarter, Convention Center, or Downtown. Sit atop a bench of the Artillery Park from which you will be able to see the sparkling waters. If you want an even closer look at the river, head out to batture to find the Moon Walk steps, from which you will be able to see the Crescent City Connection, a bridge spanning the east and west banks of the city. If you are in the Woldenberg Park, you can also see the beautiful Mississippi River. You can also head out on glorious a cruise to sail upon the Mississippi river with your family too!

by: Akasha Skeffington

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