3. Cemetery

              The above-ground tombs in the cemeteries of New Orleans are often referred to as "cities of the dead." Enter their gates and you will be greeted by decorative, rusty ironwork, and blinded by the sun bleached tombs. Crosses and statues on tomb tops and cast contrasting shadows add a sense of mystery. Votive candles line tombs on holidays to remind you the Dead have living relatives that still care. Some of the graves that you will discover while visiting a city rich in culture include; Barrel-vaulted tombs, Box Tombs, Ledger Stones, Oven Vaults, Pyramids, Sarcophaguses, Wall vaults, and more. Are you adventurous? Are you willing to search the tombstones for a Voodoo Princess? Find the tomb of Marie Laveau in a centuries old cemetery. St. Louis Cemetery #2.

4.GARDEN DISTRICT

The Garden District is a neighborhood in New Orleans, a subdistrict of the Central City/Garden District Area, its boundaries are: St. Charles Avenue to the north, 1^st Street to the east, Magazine Street to the south and Toledano Street to the west. The area was originally developed between 1832 and1900. It may be one of the best preserved collections of historic southern mansions in the United States. Discover some of the huge homes and Victorian Mansions in New Orleans' historic Garden District: French Second Empire-style mansions, Greek Revival double-galleried town houses, Georgian architectures, and more. You will also visit the former homes of Archie Manning and childhood home of Peyton Manning, and Anne Rice.

Tours

1. Lower 9^th – Ward Rider

 The 9^th Ward is a neighborhood in New Orleans. The term "Lower" refers to its location farther towards the mouth of the Mississippi River, "down" or "below" the rest of the city in local geographic terminology. Among the famous natives and residents of the 9th Ward are music legend Fats Domino, rappers Brian "Baby" Williams and Magic, NBA basketball player Eldridge Recasner, NFL Player Marshall Faulk, authors Kalamu ya Salaam and Poppy Z. Brite, actor John Larroquette, trumpeter Kermit Ruffins, and the prominent Baptiste musical family. Using our GPS, the tour will guide you to the The Greenest Homes in America from the Brad Pitt and Angela Jolie Foundation – “Make It Right.”  Houses include features such as Solar Power, Tankless Energy, Star Rated Appliances & Light Fixtures, Metal Roofs,  Roof Hatches , Elevation, Storm Fabric, Green Guard Rain Drop Building, Fiber Cement Board Siding , and more. Right now, 14 families live in Make It Right homes. Another 19 are under construction.

                                                         2.French Quarters

The French Quarter, also known as Vieux Carré, is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. The French Quarter History consists of over 200 years of characters, chaos, and intrigue. From the

Faubourg Marigny and Treme to the Mississippi River, any history buff will be fulfilled here. Our tours provide details on the Cabildo Museum and the Spanish Quarter and of course, a quick stop in the St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square and see the original Louisiana Purchase. While you are here, take a moment to remember the devastation of Katrina. Round your trip out with some great jazz music and listen to the greats like Louis Armstrong or some of the new cats like The Marsalis family, Trombone Shorty and Kermit Ruffins to name a few. The Vieux Carre’ has many options available to the adventurous tourist. Take a tour and get an incredible inside view of the mystery and history of this great city of ours. Along with our local history is our most prized possession, OUR FOOD! This is a place where the locals don’t eat to live, but we live to eat. Let us help you to find a local restaurant that will tickle your taste buds and please your palette with a flavor that has been recognized as the best in the world.