New Orleans is a distinctive and unique American City located in the southern part of Louisiana, right on the Mississippi River along the Mississippi Delta. As one of the oldest cities in the United States, New Orleans, LA has a vast history and it has been shaped by its multicultural heritage. The result is that New Orleans is home to some of the most interesting architecture, culture, food and music (most noticeably jazz) in the U.s. The result is that in New Orleans tourism is one of the biggest industries and that the city of New Orleans. New Orleans vacations are popular as it is one of the top ten cities to visit in the U.S. with over 10 million visitors a year.

The culture that lives in New Orleans is vibrant, even after Hurricane Katrina. The people who inhabit it are passionate about life. The architecture that New Orleans is famous for is all still there and ready to be explored. The French Quarter is home to Creole townhouses with beautiful iron balconies. The streets of the the French Quarter, such as Bourbon Street and Jackson Square, come alive every winter during the city's Carnival or Mardi Gras celebration. People from across the U.S. flock to New Orleans to participate in the celebration. Jazz Fest is also a big draw, showcasing musicians of all genres, but mostly jazz music.

The rest of the year many visitors come to for the famous New Orleans food. The cuisine of New Orleans is a blend of traditions. Southern food, French, African, Cajun and Spanish influences can all be seen in the Louisiana style of cooking. Guests rave about jambalaya, and the gumbo of Creole cooking. Local restaurants serve up beignets along with crawfish and oysters. Tourists often visit New Orleans just to relish in its famed Cuisine.

Whatever your reason for visiting New Orleans, be it live music, antique shopping, Mardi Gras, the famed nightlife, the friendly residents of New Orleans or distinctive and colorful food, you'll be sure to have a great time!