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• City Park in New Orleans
  City Park in New Orleans is located in the heart of the city this 1300 acre park has something for everyone. A natural bayou runs through the park, visitor's will be amazed by the massive live oak trees in the Park. The City Park surrounds the New Orleans Museum of Art, Storyland, the Botanical Gardens and the Bestoff Sculpture Garden. Kids of all ages will enjoy a visit to Carousel Gardens Amusement Park. Carousel Gardens Amusement Park opened in 1906 featuring popular rides such as: Bumper Cars, Mini-Planes, Scrambler, Tilt-A-Whirl, Umbrella Cars, 40-foot Fun Slide, Lady Bug Roller Coaster, Miniature Train Ride which tours the park and more. Carousel Gardens is home to a  antique Carousel, one of only 100 antique wooden carousels in the country and the last one in Louisiana. This famous carousel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and it's renovations gained national attention and recognition from the National Historic Preservation Society.
   

• Audubon Institute Parks and Attractions
  The Audubon Institute Parks and Attractions is located in Uptown New Orleans. The Audubon Institute offers several world class family attractions. The Audubon Park and Zoo are a must see on your visit to New Orleans. Audubon Park offers several outdoor activities such as a fantastic first class golf course, running course, live oak trees and a tranquil lagoon. The Audubon Zoo features an exotic mix of animals from around the globe, lush gardens and plenty of resting spots found throughout the Zoo grounds, natural habitats, plenty of hands on animal encounters and the mystical Louisiana swamp. The Audubon Institute Park is the crown jewel of this densely populated area of New Orleans. Other featured attractions at the Audubon is the Insectarium found on Canal Street in the historic U.S. Custom House showcasing the largest collection of insects. Your visit to the Insectarium will educate you with up close and personal experiences with insects. Insects have been around from the prehistoric times and have played valuable roles such as pollinating flowers and crops, decomposing waste and they add beauty, color and mystery to our world. See through the eyes of an insect with  the Life Underground exhibit where you are shrunk to insect size. The Insectarium offers plenty to see and do you may enjoy an animated film at the immersion theater or walk through the Japanese butterfly garden. The Audubon Aquarium is just a short walk along the Mississippi River. This top rated Aquarium is home to several deep sea creatures that include sharks, stingrays, penguins and much more. Visitors will see new animals and old favorites that include the beloved sea otters Emma and Buck. The Audubon Aquarium features a breathtaking Caribbean Reef, lush green Amazon Rainforest and more.  
   

• Haunted History/Ghost Tour
  The New Orleans Haunted History and Ghost Tour  is a popular attraction located between Bourbon and Royal Street at the Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop. This exciting tour will take you to see some of the historically haunted landmarks of the French Quarter. If you choose to do some walking  you can visit the St. Louis Cemetery and see the tomb of Marie Laveau, who was a legendary voodoo priestess. Once you have completed your thrilling tour and you are wanting more excitement you can try the Garden District, Vampire, Haunted Garden District, Voodoo Cemetery or Spellbound. They all offer a great time with plenty of thrills.
  New Orleans Cemeteries- Believe it or not, for the past one hundred years the above ground cemeteries are a must see for all first time visitors of New Orleans. This sounds some what odd but New Orleans is called the "Cities of the Dead," featuring hauntingly beautiful architecture, tree lines streets providing you a unique experience. Cemeteries of interest: St. Roch Cemetery, St. Louis #3 Cemetery and Lafayette Cemetery.
   

• Musee Conti Wax Museum
  The Musee Conti Historical Museum is a must see on your visit to New Orleans. The Musee Conti Wax Museum is exciting, fun and educational. This attraction is one of the best kept secrets in New Orleans the Wax Museum was founded in 1963. The Wax displays a fascinating story of New Orleans from the founding to the present day. Visitors can experience over 300 years of History featuring 154 life size figures displayed in historically accurate settings.  there is also a Haunted Dungeon full of thrills and chills. the Musee Conti Wax Museum offers guided tours, visitors wont be disappointed with your wax experience.
   

• Steamboat Natchez Riverboat Cruise
  Steamboat Natchez Riverboat Cruise is a great way to see New Orleans, sample New Orleans cuisine and listen to some great jazz music while you cruise along the Mississippi. This is a real steamboat you will hear the beautiful music of the calliope which is a musical instrument powered by steam that is on top of the steamboat. There are different cruise options available from daytime cruises to or a dinner and jazz cruise. As you stroll through the French Quarter just follow the sounds to the river. This would be a great way to spend the afternoon or enjoy a romantic dinner with New Orleans Jazz.
   

• Jackson Square
  Jackson Square is a popular starting point for first time visitors to New Orleans. Jackson Square dates back to 1718 forming the center of the French Quarter. Making this an ideal place to begin your adventure of this lively and exciting part of New Orleans. Located  close to Jackson Square is the Mississippi River and the St. Louis Cathedral.  The Square is home to artists, street performers, jazz musicians and fortunetellers. Jackson Square is exploding with activity, you wont want to miss out on a visit to Jackson Square.