Welcome to Vue Orleans. A play on words with Vue meaning to see Orleans. It is a brand-new multimedia show located at the Four Seasons Hotel. This unique experience in New Orleans incorporates interactive audio and video which illustrates those that have made New Orleans famous – or infamous.
One of the most unique experiences in New Orleans is not in the French Quarter but in Faubourg St. John in New Orleans City Park: The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden is part of NOMA (New Orleans Museum of Art).
In order to truly understand the culture of a region, you will need to understand the food. Learn more by taking a cooking or cocktail making class. It's the best way to eat local.
If there is one thing you will find plenty of in NOLA it is cocktails and there is one that is unique to New Orleans: The Sazerac. This cocktail gained fame in New Orleans in the 1850s and is served all around the world to this day.
Located inside the historic Royal Sonesta in the French Quarter, Jazz Playhouse offers local talent seven nights a week, in a swank, upscale lounge. Some of the city’s best jazz performers take the stage and are defined by ‘old school’ class and style.
Laurent, a retired chef, was our Destination Kitchen Tour guide. At the end of the food tour, he made various recommendations for restaurants, dive bars, jazz clubs, and bistros.
We made the mistake of do this on our last night and if I had know it was going to be one of the best experiences, I would have frequented Frenchmen Street sooner. Featuring live bands, cool jazz and an party atmosphere you will love!