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Jazz music, Creole food and a thriving arts scene. New Orleans is a city with many facets. High-reaching skyscrapers have their bases below sea level. You’ll run into a liberal culture backed by Southern hospitality and a mixture of French, Caribbean and American cultures. It’s “the Big Easy”—and a big party. So take it easy on your flight with a nap to rest up for all the fun things to do here!

Getting Around New Orleans

After flights to New Orleans land, getting around is easy. You can hail a taxi or take a bus to where most of the action is: the French Quarter and Frenchmen Street. However you get there, we insist you take at least one of the charming streetcars around to the Marigny or the Garden District. Want more freedom? Check out our car hire options.

When You Land…

Do you fancy morning New Orleans flights? Hop on a riverboat cruise to see the Mississippi and hear a jazz band.

Landing in the afternoon? Head to one of the city’s cemeteries, many of which are reportedly haunted. Most close before dark, but you might be able to catch a glimpse of a ghost at dusk. Boo!

After dark, Bourbon Street and Frenchmen Street are the places to be for some grub, music and adult beverages. When you’ve had your fill, check into one of Wotif’s hotels in New Orleans and sleep in late, because that’s how they roll in the Big Easy.

Live Like a Local

You know that bare wall at home that’s just begging for something cool on it? The French Quarter has tons of galleries and we just know the perfect picture is waiting for you. Want something a little less mainstream? Take a stroll down through the Bywater, Algiers Point or Carrollton. Bring a camera and an empty stomach, because there is always something to see and something to eat. Thanks to all the money you saved on Wotif’s New Orleans packages, you’ll have plenty left to spend on food and souvenirs.

Book with Wotif

Want to plan your trip the easy way? Check out Wotif’s cheap flights to New Orleans. We’ve put them all in one place so booking is a breeze. Kind of makes you want to throw your own parade, doesn’t it?