New Orleans -..The Big Easy..!

To the objects of interest in New Orleans already initially mentioned fronts naturally above all the numerous road artists beside those (musician, draughtsman, pantomimes, breakdancer, wizards) belong to.

They are round around the Jackson Square to find to the two Shopping and Food centers French Market and Jax Brewery at the Decatur un the Farmers Market to the Peter Street. Or on the Moon mill at Jackson Square, which grants view at night on the illuminated motorway bridge over the Missisippi. Here is also the St.Louis Cathedral, oldest cathedral of USA.

Museums

The most interesting museums in the French Quarter are probably the historical Louisiana State Museum and the Voodoo Mueum:
- theLouisiana State Museum consists of several buildings. One finds the three most important (The Cabildo and Presbytére House 1850) approximately around the Jackson Square and a further, those outstanding restored old US Mint in the Esplanade #400. (Di-Di-So 9am-5pm; entrance:$3/$4) except the collections to history Louisianas impresses also the architecture of the houses.
- the Voodoo museum, 724 Dumaine St, describes the development of this cult in New Orleans and the life of the Voodoo queen Marie Laveau. Shrinking and dead headings, bones and queue dominate the exhibition. Then-Do 10am-6pm,Fr+Sa to 10pm, entrance approx. 6$.

Missisippi Steamer

of the Spanish Plaza/Riverwalk (end it Canal Street) and the investor to the Jackson Brewery different wheel steamers start to short Missisippi travels. Furthest the target is the battleground of the Battle of New Orleans.
Far attraction a New Orleans are beside Jazz and French Quarter the open Streetcars of the 150 years old St.Charles streetline.

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