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Things To Do in New Orleans, LA
August - Chef John Besh
Feast on contemporary French cuisine at Restaurant August in the Central Business District of New Orleans. The restaurant offers an elegant environment and a two-story wine room, stocked with wines from France, Italy and the United States. Restaurant August provides a luxurious, romantic getaway for you and your date.
Fin & Feather Guides
Hunt and fish the waters around New Orleans like an expert with the services of Fin & Feather Guides. They will lead you to all the best hunting spots overrun with deer, duck and other waterfowl. If you prefer to fish the waters, rather than hunt them, you'll be catching flounder, drum, snapper, grouper, cobia, shark, tuna and plenty of others.
Backstreet Cultural Museum
Venture through a piece of New Orleans history at the Backstreet Cultural Museum. The museum tells the story of the African American experience and culture in New Orleans. Check out items like old Mardi Gras Indian suits and old photographs.
Pat O'Brien's Bar Inc
Visit the birthplace of the Hurricane cocktail and the number one alcohol-distributing establishment in the United States at Pat O'Brien's New Orleans. The bar has been a Crescent City institution since 1933 and continues to be one of the most visited attractions in the French Quarter. Be sure to check out the "dueling" pianos while you're sipping on that Hurricane.