Honeymoons in New Orleans

While on honeymoon in New Orleans you can look out for the wrought iron balconies and tall shutters characteristic of the French Quarter and take in the street side Jazz performances and the smell of Cajun cuisine being prepared at every corner. Magnolia blossoms perfume the air, lending to the sultry flavour of this southern city. A great and original way to see parts of old New Orleans is by streetcar. A ride up the Mississippi River will give your honeymoon in New Orleans an old-fashioned feel. If music is your thing, you won’t want to miss the Jazz Walk of Fame either.

If you decide to celebrate your honeymoon in New Orleans, prepare yourself for loads of culture and good old southern cooking! Here are a few activities you shouldn’t miss:
- A walk through the French Quarter. A leisurely stroll through this old part of town is the perfect way to savour true New Orleans culture and take in the different sights, sounds, and smells on offer.
- Take a ride on the St. Charles Streetcar. This is the oldest line still in operation in the United States, and the cars are historic landmarks. The ride will take you along the central business district into the Garden District with its large mansions with enchanting wrap-around porches.
Ride the Algiers ferry up the mighty Mississippi. The ferry starts off along Canal Street and goes up along the natural crescent of the river to the west bank town of Algiers Point.