There’s really no better way to describe the uniqueness of Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux. We start every dish from scratch and use fresh ingredients to bring our mouthwatering, Cajun cuisine to life. And whether you’re here for dinner with the family, date night, cocktails with the girls or to watch a game on the big screen, we’re always happy to share our Louisiana culture with you.

Brimming with style but grounded in substance, Sheraton New Orleans Hotel is the perfect base for your downtown escape. Located on Canal Street, our hotel is steps from the buzz of the French Quarter, and also offers seamless access to notable NOLA points of interest including the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Mercedes-Benz Superdome and Smoothie King Center.

Ace Hotel New Orleans incorporates familiar staples of the Ace brand with unique and authentic New Orleanian elements. The music and cultural program has its pulse on the city, the style, food, and cocktails are on point, and with so much going on, you could never leave the Ace and still feel like you got a taste of NOLA. YOU SHOULD KNOW Ace isn’t for everyone: depending on the event, some nights the lobby can transform into a clubby lounge or rock show, and though it’s welcoming of everyone, the ultra-hip and fashionable crowd (including the staff) can be intimidating for some.

The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans invites visitors to its French Quarter retreat, set within a 1908 Beaux Arts building. Here, one can bask in the silence of the hotel’s beautiful courtyard, experience the mysticism of the city through the spa’s Voodoo Ritual or learn how to play the trumpet with in-house jazz musician Jeremy Davenport.

The Louisiana Children's Museum (LCM) has taken their endless opportunities to explore, experience and learn outside to their new home in New Orleans City Park. This brand new campus features 8.5 acres of interactive programming and exhibits, themed activity and education centers, ample outdoor space, and a number of unique and local touches.

The museum displays a wide variety of art and artifacts surrounding the subject of death. Baby coffins are in one section, letters and artwork from various serial killers in another. There are films regarding autopsies as well as explicit photographs of crime victims. There is also a room filled exclusively with taxidermy of various types of animals. The museum's recreation of the Heaven's Gate mass suicide includes the original beds. However, the most notable item at the museum is the head of Henri Landru. In 2014 the museum also acquired Thanatron, one of the original suicide machines built by Jack Kevorkian

New Orleans is known to be one of the most haunted cities in the country. We have countless restaurants, hotels, and homes that have claimed to have high levels of paranormal activity. Ghost tours are a big part of tourism for New Orleans, but they can be equally fun for locals too! If you’re looking for something unique and fun to do with your friends, consider heading over to this haunted museum for a spooky good time.