Things for Your Guests to Do in New Orleans
Attending a New Orleans wedding is an unforgettable experience. Since the city has so much to offer, from distinctive architecture, live music, and celebrated cuisine to award-winning attractions, be sure to share these ideas with your guests on things to do in New Orleans before or after your big celebration.
Explore the French Quarter
Considered the heart of New Orleans, the French Quarter showcases beautiful European architecture, centuries-old restaurants and a vibrant nightlife scene. Window shop antiques on Royal Street or visit the original Café Du Monde, where you can try powdered sugar-covered beignets and chicory-blended café au lait. Stop by historical landmarks like Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral and encounter skilled musicians and performers on several street corners.
Discover Tours and Attractions
Whether you’re an art aficionado, a foodie, or just looking to experience the city’s rich history and culture, you’ll find a variety of tours and attractions that are sure to pique your interest. After enjoying the culinary scene, take your turn with the spatula at a cooking class, or explore the cocktail scene by enjoying a cocktail tour. Immerse yourself in inspiring museums with subjects ranging from Mardi Gras to World War II. Travel by streetcar, riverboat or horse-drawn carriage across the city’s neighborhoods. Even venture beyond New Orleans to see historical estates and swampland.
Visit Local Shopping Districts
When looking for the perfect activity before the wedding, you can never go wrong with a bit of shopping. Stop by The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk for many recognizable brands in one place along the Mississippi River. It’s only a short walk away from the famous French Market in the heart of the French Quarter, where local vendors sell their art, handmade crafts, and other retail items. New Orleans also offers many unique boutiques along Magazine Street.
While the wedding takes priority, it is also important to get a taste of everything New Orleans has to offer when visiting! For more inspiration, visit www.NewOrleans.com.
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