5 Days of New Orleans Adventure Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the beautiful Garden District. Admire the historic mansions and lush gardens. Have breakfast at The Ruby Slipper Cafe, known for its delicious Southern brunch.

Next, explore Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, one of New Orleans' famous above-ground cemeteries. Afterward, head to Magazine Street for some shopping and lunch at Coquette, offering modern Southern cuisine.

In the evening, visit Preservation Hall for an authentic jazz experience. For dinner, enjoy a meal at Commander's Palace, an iconic New Orleans restaurant.

Start your day with a visit to the renowned National WWII Museum. Spend a few hours exploring its extensive exhibits. Have breakfast nearby at Mother's Restaurant, famous for its po'boys.

Afterward, head to New Orleans City Park where you can relax or rent a paddleboat on Big Lake. Visit the nearby New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA). For lunch, try out some seafood at Peche Seafood Grill.

In the evening, take a steamboat cruise on the Mississippi River with Steamboat Natchez. Enjoy live jazz music onboard while dining.

Begin your day with a tour of the historic site of  Old Ursuline Convent. Then head over to have breakfast at Willie Mae's Scotch House known for its fried chicken.

Spend your afternoon exploring Faubourg Marigny, known for its colorful Creole cottages and bohemian vibe. Stop by Dat Dog Frenchmen Street for lunch and try their gourmet hot dogs.

In the evening visit Frenchmen Street to enjoy live music in various bars & clubs along this vibrant street! End your night with dinner at Dooky Chase's Restaurant.

Start your day with a visit to Ogden Museum of Southern Art, which houses an impressive collection of Southern art. For breakfast, head to The Ruby Slipper Cafe for a hearty Southern meal.

After the museum, explore Louis Armstrong Park, a beautiful park dedicated to the jazz legend. Enjoy a leisurely walk and perhaps catch some live music. For lunch, dine at Herbsaint, known for its contemporary American cuisine with a Southern twist.

In the evening, visit Mardi Gras World to get an insider's look at the making of Mardi Gras floats. End your day with dinner at Emeril's New Orleans, where you can savor innovative Creole dishes.