Attractions

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Bluecat's Cajun Fun
Offers information on Cajun Heritage as well as links to Cajun inspired art and gifts.

Garden District
This area of the city is grand and stately and it runs from Magazine Street to St. Charles Avenue, and from Jackson Avenue to Louisiana Avenue. Known for it’s gardens and stately mansions, the district embraces the concept of Southern Aristocracy in both history and legend. Walking tours are available.

New Orleans City Park
More than one hundred years ago, a 100 acre tract of land was donated, which was the beginning of what is now the fifth largest urban park in the U.S.  The park, which is now about 1500 acres, is filled with massive oak trees, magnificent statues and fountains, with sports and recreational facilities. 
1 Palm Drive • Tel 504.482.4888 • http://www.neworleanscitypark.com

Fair Grounds Race Course
America's most historic winter racing center is home to thoroughbred horse racing from November through March. Located in the New Orleans Mid-City District, approximately 10 minutes from Central Business District and French Quarter, approximately 20 minutes from New Orleans International Airport. $1-4 admission, and valet parking available.
1751 Gentilly Boulevard • Tel 504.944.5515 • http://www.fgno.com

Riverwalk Marketplace
Riverwalk is the home of 120 stores and 15 restaurants This shopping center is connected to the Convention Center and neighboring the Aquarium of the Americas. Every store in the center offers tax free shopping for international visitors. Located on the Mississippi River at Poydras, Canal and Julia Streets.
1 Poydras Street • Tel 504.522.1555 • http://www.riverwalkmarketplace.com

Bourbon Street
Within the French Quarter, you'll stumble upon Bourbon Street, where the infamous parties take place every year during Mardi Gras.  Bourbon Street is full of revelry year round but is especially crazed during Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras, an ongoing carnival, street parade and party is full of fun, excitement, music, food, and libations.