New Orleans City Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

New Orleans, USA, is a famous city with a unique "character, temperament" and "character soul" on the American continent. New Orleans is famous for its jazz and French colonial culture, so walking on the streets makes people feel as if they are in Europe. Early French or Spanish architecture, nightclubs and antique shops, black people and music are the most representative labels of New Orleans. Once different languages, cultures, fashions, and beliefs are now closely intertwined here, evolving into Carnival, Jazz has evolved into a unique New Orleans culture full of Creole style.

Attractions distribution:

New Orleans is located on the lower reaches of the Mississippi River in the southern United States, with a city area of ​​950 square kilometers. With the French Quarter as the core, the city is dotted with French buildings and famous attractions such as Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral and Bourbon Street. The modern National World War II Museum introduces the history of World War II and the course of the American War of Resistance through scene simulations and physical object displays. Oak Park Farm, a landmark historical site in the American South, has gone through many vicissitudes of life and takes visitors into the world of classical masterpieces. In addition, natural scenery such as Lake Pontchartrain and swamps give people a sense of primitive charm.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, historical tours, French style, characteristic neighborhoods, churches, memorials, parks, lakes, swamps