TOP 10 Things to do in NEW ORLEANS | NOLA Travel Guide 4K

As much as I wanted to watch it cuz I'm going there I couldn't take it I couldn't take the voice that crazy voice.

This would have been a fantastic video if you just narrated it with a normal voice. Just talk normal in a sophisticated manner

Why do you talk like that in the video that's weird

Pardon, is this any crocodile 🐊 still there?!😂

The weird thing you do with your voice is kind of annoying

whos here too becouse you have a english exam tommorw 😂

Right now the number one thing to do is not go!

To the person reading this: Even though I don’t know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer ❤

Do you recommend renting a car when visiting New Orleans?

Saints⚜️????

Worse place I've ever visited disgraceful and depraved 😢

The french quarter. Mardi Gras. Gumbo is so good bruh. Man, I think i should visit one of these days to get the full experience!

Bourbon street is like being in hell.

Im going to new Orleans for labor day weekend road trip from chicago to nola!

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"If you aint gonna be civilized about this"
-A wise man in 1899

One nice book that helped me a lot in my traveling to New Orleans was "Exploring New Orleans Like A Native" by Brandy Cole, I got that superb book on Amazon.

I would have been lost without that book

Thanks to that dude

Welcome to Saint Denis

Don't venture more than a block or 2 away from Bourbon St. at night

We were not slaves. We were enslaved people. Get it right.

Yes...... the in..of... New Orleans......

🎉😅😅😅

So there’s only swamp tours… got it

Is new Orleans safe

I know it from rdr2 map saint Denis 😂

If I don’t see prince Naveen there I’m leaving

Dimmwatko

Going straight to the cemetery and yelling "NIKLAUSE!!!!"

They copied Saint Denis!! Rockstar should file a lawsuit against the US government!!

What are some fun places to take the kids ? 🙏

I visited New Orleans in 2022. I don't think I saw as much as I wanted to, maybe I'll visit again. Love the big, oak trees. One of the highlights was when I went to The Mortuary during Halloween, really enjoyed myself; had so much fun. It was very, very well organised and was really affordable.

So I went to New Orleans a few weeks ago for a conference. I was extremely excited. I’m from the upstate of South Carolina and for some reason I expected NOLA to be like a mega Charleston or Savanah. Nothing was further from the truth. Savanah , Charleston, Wilmington, even Myrtle Beach have some charm to them. NOLA had zero charm in my opinion. We left the airport in an Uber driven by an Ugandan gentleman. He was extremely nice. As we came down into the city and drove back under the interstate we passed a ton of homeless people sleeping in tents under the overpass. More than I had ever seen in one spot. Granted I’m not well traveled but I’d been to Orlando and Cleveland for this conference and had not seen homeless on this scale as of yet. We arrived at the Sheridan on Canal and got out. Our first meeting was at a restaurant on Bourbon street. It stayed with an M but I couldn’t pronounce the name. We walked in from the urine and weed smell from the street to a host telling us we couldn’t wear blue jeans and had to have on a jacket. My thought was how out of place is this joint. I ran back to the hotel with my boss to change. The food was only so so, and not what I call Cajun or creole. More French than anything. We went to Rosie’s on the roof next for cocktails and appetizers. The drinks were good but not the food again. Later we went to Cochon for dinner. Cochon is French for pig. And that was basically all they had on the menu. Also if you are in a large group like we were it was family style only. Once again, so so, but at least they had fried boudin balls. The next day we drank at the Marriott after our conference. Done that once you don’t it anywhere. The next day we did the Creole Queen river boat. It was not in the best of condition inside but a great time was had by all. Followed it up with Karen Waldrup at the Fillmore. The next day my head was sore but I mustered up the energy to go to Bourbon street after the conference. There I was approached 4 times by someone offering to sell me “some good coke ma’boy”. Every bathroom I entered was the most disgusting place I’d ever been. The bathroom horrors got worse as the night rolled on. We left out with a group of 7. 2 women and 5 guys. After three bars all I could find was one of the guys. We made our way back being asked for spare change and money the whole way. The next day our conference was over. We ate at acme oyster house. It was pretty gross inside.

Was in New Orleans last month for the first time and this is a good list. My recommendation would be go to Bourbon Street quickly (early evening) and then go to Frenchman Street which IMO is much nicer.

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That voice... 😭

Why would we go to a plantation 🤦🏽‍♂️ lol

this guy sounds like someone keeps punching his stomach

This is giving Plantation vibes. Dang.