5 Days of New Orleans Delights: Jazz, Cuisine, and History Itinerary

Embark on a thrilling New Orleans High Speed 16 Passenger Airboat Ride through the swamps and bayous of Louisiana. Experience the unique ecosystem and keep an eye out for alligators and other wildlife.

For a late lunch, head to Cochon Butcher for some mouthwatering Cajun specialties. Afterward, take a guided tour of the Whitney Plantation Museum, focusing on the history of slavery in the South.

Conclude your day with a sumptuous dinner at Emeril's New Orleans, a renowned restaurant by celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, known for its innovative Creole cuisine.

Enjoy a leisurely morning at the National WWII Museum, immersing yourself in the history of World War II. Grab a light lunch at the museum's American Sector restaurant.

Explore the Garden District with its stunning mansions and oak-lined streets on a self-guided walking tour. For an afternoon pick-me-up, stop by Still Perkin' for a cup of locally roasted coffee.

As the sun sets, brace yourself for a New Orleans Cemetery Bus Tour At Dark with Exclusive Access to St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, followed by the New Orleans French Quarter Ghost and Murder Tour. After the chilling experience, warm up with a hearty dinner at Mr. B's Bistro.

Indulge in a decadent The Court of Two Sisters Jazz Brunch Buffet, a New Orleans tradition. After brunch, take a leisurely walk through the French Market, where you can sample local delicacies and pick up unique souvenirs.

Spend the afternoon on a New Orleans Discover the Food Scene of the French Quarter, tasting a variety of dishes that define Creole and Cajun cuisine. Visit hidden gems and popular eateries with a local guide.

Conclude your culinary journey with a dinner at Galatoire's Restaurant, a historic fine dining establishment known for its Creole cuisine. Afterward, immerse yourself in the lively music scene of Frenchmen Street on a New Orleans Frenchmen Street VIP Live Music Pub Crawl.

On your last day, take a New Orleans Sightseeing Bus Tour to cover any remaining highlights of the city that you may have missed. For a mid-morning snack, try the famous muffaletta sandwich from Central Grocery Co.

Visit the Mardi Gras World to get a behind-the-scenes look at the elaborate floats and costumes used in the city's most famous celebration. Have a relaxed lunch at Drago's Seafood Restaurant, known for its charbroiled oysters.

Conclude your trip with a magical New Orleans Evening Jazz Cruise on the Steamboat Natchez, where you can enjoy the sunset on the Mississippi River accompanied by the soulful sounds of jazz. For a farewell dinner, savor the classic Creole dishes at Antoine's Restaurant, one of the oldest family-run restaurants in the country.