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Luxury Escapes Guide to New Orleans
Luxury Escapes Guide to New Orleans

New Orleans — Introduction

Lush, lavish and larger-than-life: there’s mystery and magic to be found on the banks of the Mississippi. With a cross-cultural heritage supercharged by the city’s vibrant, non-stop culture, The Big Easy’s dressed to impress. Whether it’s the French Quarter’s centuries-old dining rooms and legendary jazz bars, Uptown’s Revival-era mansions and tree-lined boulevards or Marigny’s well-preserved Creole cottages and artist colonies, New Orlean’s inimitable spirit is yours to be discovered – and only a streetcar-ride away.

Here, the music on the street rivals that on a stage; world-class bartenders mix up sazeracs, hurricanes and Herbsaint frappes nightly; the food, from shrimp-stuffed po’ boys to beignets deep-fried to golden perfection, is celebrated across the globe. With a calendar jam-packed year-round with festivals, attractions and celebrations, there’s always something going on – and New Orleans invites you to join the party.

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Wander through Julia Street’s world-class galleries
Affectionately called ‘Gallery Row,’ Julia Street proudly hosts more than a dozen of the city’s finest art galleries, ranging from local Louisiana outré pieces at 600 Julia to the Ogden Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of Southern art. For something a bit zestier, Jonathan Ferrara Gallery has a reputation for showcasing highly charged political art, while the Contemporary Arts Centre goes broader with a focus on multidisciplinary and under-represented artists. The first Saturday of each month offers the perfect opportunity to discover Julia’s treasures, with each gallery proudly premiering new exhibitions to the public.
Wander through Julia Street’s world-class galleries
Affectionately called ‘Gallery Row,’ Julia Street proudly hosts more than a dozen of the city’s finest art galleries, ranging from local Louisiana outré pieces at 600 Julia to the Ogden Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of Southern art. For something a bit zestier, Jonathan Ferrara Gallery has a reputation for showcasing highly charged political art, while the Contemporary Arts Centre goes broader with a focus on multidisciplinary and under-represented artists. The first Saturday of each month offers the perfect opportunity to discover Julia’s treasures, with each gallery proudly premiering new exhibitions to the public.

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