New Orleans – and what more? This is my first post here, and I apologize for any grammatical errors in advance but English is not my native language. We are considering a trip to New Orleans, where we have some family who normally come to our country once every 3 years, but due to age and finances, they can no longer travel. So we would like to go see them in New Orleans. …

Is New Orleans in the USA walkable? Hi everyone, I was wondering if New Orleans in Louisiana is really walkable. I’m from Europe and I don’t have a car or driving licence. However, I’m already planning my next trip for next year and I haven’t picked up a destination yet. Also, I’ve never been to the US so this would be my first time. Thank you everyone for the help submitted b…

New Orleans for new years I’m looking to go to New Orleans with my friend December 30th to the 1st. Flights and hostels are pretty cheap which is another reason id like to go. Has anyone been around then or have any recommendations? submitted by /u/Hendrix_Plormbly

The Best Restaurants in New Orleans There’s plenty of great Creole and Cajun food, of course, but also outstanding Vietnamese, Indian and Trinbagonian cuisine.

Saltwater in the Mississippi Threatens Water Supply in New Orleans Extreme heat and low rainfall in the Midwest this summer caused the river level to plummet, making it vulnerable to a saltwater “wedge” from the Gulf of Mexico.

New Orleans was amazing! New Orleans is always a fun time. Here’s all the places I visited. 📍Royal House: I got the Shrimp and Grits. They were delicious! I give them an 8.5/10. I ate them later as leftovers without warming them up and they still hit. 📍Cafe Du Monde (800 Decatur St): Ofc I got the beignets. They were piled with powdered sugar. I’ve had them fresh before…