Introduction | p. 11 |
Facts About New Orleans | p. 13 |
History | p. 13 |
Geography | p. 21 |
Climate | p. 22 |
Ecology and Environment | p. 22 |
Flora and Fauna | p. 26 |
Government and Politics | p. 28 |
Economy | p. 29 |
Population and People | p. 29 |
Arts | p. 30 |
Society and Conduct | p. 35 |
Religion | p. 35 |
Language | p. 36 |
New Orleans' Musical Heritage | p. 37 |
Facts for the Visitor | p. 48 |
When to Go | p. 48 |
Orientation | p. 48 |
Maps | p. 50 |
Tourist Offices | p. 50 |
Documents | p. 51 |
Customs | p. 54 |
Money | p. 54 |
Post and Communications | p. 57 |
Internet Resources | p. 59 |
Books | p. 60 |
Newspapers and Magazines | p. 63 |
Radio | p. 63 |
Photography and Video | p. 64 |
Time | p. 64 |
Electricity | p. 64 |
Weights and Measures | p. 64 |
Laundry | p. 64 |
Toilets | p. 65 |
Recycling | p. 65 |
Health | p. 65 |
Women Travelers | p. 65 |
Gay and Lesbian Travelers | p. 66 |
Disabled Travelers | p. 66 |
Senior Travelers | p. 66 |
New Orleans for Children | p. 66 |
Useful Organizations | p. 67 |
Libraries | p. 68 |
Universities | p. 68 |
Cultural Centers | p. 68 |
Dangers and Annoyances | p. 69 |
Legal Matters | p. 70 |
Business Hours | p. 71 |
Public Holidays and Special Events | p. 71 |
Work | p. 76 |
Mardi Gras | p. 77 |
Getting There and Away | p. 95 |
Air | p. 95 |
Bus | p. 101 |
Train | p. 102 |
Car and Motorcycle | p. 102 |
Bicycle | p. 102 |
Hitchhiking | p. 103 |
Riverboat | p. 103 |
Travel Agencies | p. 103 |
Getting Around | p. 104 |
To/From the Airport | p. 104 |
To/From the Train Station | p. 104 |
Bus | p. 105 |
Streetcar | p. 105 |
Car and Motorcycle | p. 106 |
Taxi | p. 107 |
Mississippi River Ferries | p. 108 |
Bicycle | p. 108 |
Walking and Jogging | p. 109 |
Organized Tours | p. 109 |
Things to see and do | p. 112 |
Highlights | p. 112 |
French Quarter and Treme District | p. 113 |
Faubourg Marigny and Bywater | p. 130 |
CBD and Warehouse District | p. 132 |
Lower Garden District | p. 140 |
Garden District and Uptown | p. 142 |
City Park and Fair Grounds | p. 148 |
Elsewhere in New Orleans | p. 153 |
Activities | p. 154 |
Places to Stay | p. 157 |
Camping | p. 158 |
Hostels | p. 159 |
Hotels, Motels, BandBs and Guesthouses | p. 160 |
Long-Term Rentals | p. 167 |
Places to Eat | p. 168 |
French Quarter | p. 174 |
Faubourg Marigny and Bywater | p. 181 |
CBD and Warehouse District | p. 182 |
Lower Garden and Garden Districts | p. 184 |
Uptown | p. 186 |
Riverbend | p. 189 |
City Park and Fair Grounds | p. 190 |
Mid-City | p. 191 |
Entertainment | p. 193 |
Bars and Clubs | p. 193 |
Larger Venues | p. 203 |
Theater | p. 203 |
Classical Music | p. 203 |
Cinemas | p. 204 |
Riverboat Jazz | p. 204 |
Free and Outdoor Events | p. 204 |
Spectator Sports | p. 204 |
Shopping | p. 206 |
What to Buy | p. 207 |
Where to Shop | p. 212 |
Excursions | p. 216 |
North Shore | p. 216 |
Southward to the Swamp | p. 222 |
Cajun Wetlands | p. 226 |
River Road Ramble | p. 228 |
Baton Rouge | p. 233 |
Glossary | p. 238 |
Acknowledgments | p. 241 |
Index | p. 244 |
New Orleans Map Section | p. 251 |
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