5 Days in New Orleans: Culture and History Itinerary

Begin your day with breakfast at The Court of Two Sisters, offering a beautiful courtyard setting. Then, take a guided tour of the historic Garden District, known for its stunning mansions and lush gardens.

Visit the famous Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 located in the Garden District. For lunch, head to Commander's Palace, an iconic restaurant known for its refined Creole fare.

Explore more of New Orleans' unique neighborhoods by visiting Magazine Street for boutique shopping and dining options. Have dinner at Coquette on Magazine Street.

Start your day with breakfast at Willie Mae’s Scotch House , renowned for its fried chicken. Visit the powerful and educational National WWII Museum to learn about America's role in World War II.

Head over to the vibrant neighborhood of Faubourg Marigny to explore its colorful streets and local shops. Have lunch at nearby restaurant Praline Connection which offers delicious soul food.

Experience live jazz music on Frenchmen Street, known as one of the best places for live music in New Orleans. Enjoy dinner at one of Frenchmen Street's popular spots like 30°/-90°.

Enjoy breakfast at local favorite coffee shop Morning Call Coffee Stand before heading to explore the expansive beauty of New Orleans City Park. Don't miss out on visiting the serene Botanical Garden within City Park.

Spend time exploring art collections at the nearby New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA). For lunch, dine at Ralph’s on The Park which offers views overlooking City Park.

Take a relaxing evening stroll around Bayou St. John before having dinner at popular Mid-City restaurant like Mandina’s Restaurant.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Mother’s Restaurant , known for its famous ham and other Southern comfort foods. Afterward, head to the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, located along the Mississippi River, to explore marine life and interactive exhibits.

Take a scenic cruise on the Steamboat Natchez along the Mississippi River. Enjoy live jazz music and learn about the river's history while taking in beautiful views of New Orleans. For lunch, dine on board or visit nearby Napoleon House Bar & Cafe for a taste of local cuisine.

End your day with a visit to Louis Armstrong Park, where you can relax and enjoy the serene surroundings. For dinner, savor some delicious seafood at Peche Seafood Grill, known for its fresh catches and innovative dishes.