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New Orleans
Lonely Planet New Orleans 4th ed. wins Gold!
Lonely Planet s New Orleans guidebook was awarded the Gold Medal at the 2007 Society of American Travel Writers (SATW), Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Awards, travel journalism s highest honor!
Get back to the Big Easy, baby! Always unique, New Orleans is on the rebound with its gumbo pot of eclectic arts, legendary live music, Southern hospitality and unbeatable cuisine. Our longtime New Orleans author ladles out tips on how best to savor this essential, historic American city.
Find Your Fest someone s always celebrating in America s festival city our special Mardi Gras & Jazz Fest chapter delves into the city s biggest parties.
Stuff Your Face pack an appetite for America s most unique cuisine top tips on where to find blackened Cajun seafood, delicate Creole sauces, overstuffed muffuletta sandwiches, slithery raw oysters and powdered beignets.
Explore The City stroll French Quarter byways, browse boutiques, survey antebellum mansions, hang out at the Bywater Art Market our guide helps you choose your own New Orleans experience.
Lend A Hand help the Crescent City s recovery with our Rebuilding New Orleans charitable organization guide, or just by visiting New Orleans. Again.
Lonely Planet s New Orleans guidebook was awarded the Gold Medal at the 2007 Society of American Travel Writers (SATW), Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Awards, travel journalism s highest honor!
Get back to the Big Easy, baby! Always unique, New Orleans is on the rebound with its gumbo pot of eclectic arts, legendary live music, Southern hospitality and unbeatable cuisine. Our longtime New Orleans author ladles out tips on how best to savor this essential, historic American city.
Find Your Fest someone s always celebrating in America s festival city our special Mardi Gras & Jazz Fest chapter delves into the city s biggest parties.
Stuff Your Face pack an appetite for America s most unique cuisine top tips on where to find blackened Cajun seafood, delicate Creole sauces, overstuffed muffuletta sandwiches, slithery raw oysters and powdered beignets.
Explore The City stroll French Quarter byways, browse boutiques, survey antebellum mansions, hang out at the Bywater Art Market our guide helps you choose your own New Orleans experience.
Lend A Hand help the Crescent City s recovery with our Rebuilding New Orleans charitable organization guide, or just by visiting New Orleans. Again.
- GenresTravelNonfiction
320 pages, Paperback
First published January 2, 1997
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June 9, 2010
I would say this book is good for planning some places to see on your trip to get a feel for what's out there. But when you get there you should really make an effort to ask the locals you come into contact with where they would recommend. A lot of the recommendations I got were in the book but some weren't and it was a great way to see the city in my short time there.
February 7, 2013
Really liked the informal writing style. Skipped bits, like most of the hotels and the bit on Shopping. Really enjoyed it. Already used it to find a recommended coffee/croissant joint and was wowed by the place. Will be using this as a "finding tool" in the future...
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July 29, 2011Great maps, good descriptions of food, not good for a b it of out of the city exploration.
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November 6, 2011I registered a book at BookCrossing.com!
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January 17, 2016
A great intro to New Orleans although I read an old version it got me very excited for my upcoming visit.
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