KimViet TravelKimViet Travel
Forgot password?

Best of New Orleans

  • orleans
  • orleans2
  • orleans3
  • orleans
  • orleans2
  • orleans3

New Orleans charms with its energy and community spirit: Dixieland jazz, laid-back locals, cherished architecture, and a distinctive French flair.
Go to the French Quarter to see the rattling streetcars made famous in Tennessee Williams’ play A Streetcar Named Desire. This lively area is known for its ornate, Spanish Colonial architecture.
While in the quarter, stop by the famous Café du Monde, beloved for chicory-laced cafe au lait and French-style beignets. From here, cross the road to Jackson Square. This beautiful park has been a popular hangout for artists since the early 1920s.
Don’t miss a night out on iconic Bourbon Street, known for its nightspots, cafes, and jazz clubs. Venues here have hosted many famous musicians, including Louis Armstrong, a New Orleans native.
New Orleans also has strong ties to a strain of Voodoo religion that is still practiced by a handful of locals. You can take a voodoo-themed tours of the infamous St. Louis Cemetery, while Lafayette Cemetery is a popular location for movie shoots.

DAY 1: NEW ORLEANS

Welcome to the “Big Easy.” The remainder of the day is yours to relax or to start exploring this vibrant city.

DAY 2: NEW ORLEANS

On one day during your stay, enjoy an included SIGHTSEEING TOUR and travel through three centuries of history, legends, and romance as you encounter the “City That Care Forgot.” Absorb the sights and sounds of the world-famous French Quarter and historic Jackson Square. Visit one of the historic cemeteries, follow the path of the St. Charles Avenue streetcar, and see the stately mansions and famed Garden District. Your Local Host will have additional suggestions for sightseeing, shopping, and dining.

DAY 3: NEW ORLEANS

Another full day to see the best that New Orleans has to offer. Shop antique stores, browse art galleries, and visit unique boutiques on Magazine Street. Other options for your free time: ride a New Orleans streetcar, the oldest continuously running street railway in the country; visit the National World War II Museum—as epic as the war it honors; or sample beignets at Café du Monde. This evening you may want to see a bit of New Orleans’ haunted side on a ghost tour or learn the history of Bourbon Street on a cocktail tour.

DAY 4: NEW ORLEANS

Depart from New Orleans.

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

  • Accommodation based on double occupancy.
  • Local host service in New Orleans.
  • Sightseeing and Activities.
  • Destination guide (Maps, guidebooks and detailed driving directions).
  • Transportation as outlined in the day-by-day itinerary (not including intra-vacation flights).

PACKAGE EXCLUDES:

  • Airfare.