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About Vacation Rentals in “New Orleans”

Among the southern American cities, New Orleans is probably the most celebrated due to its vivid past and vibrant traditions. New Orleans is the largest city in the state of Louisiana and also its topmost tourist destination. Known for a rich historical background, good music and sultry weather, New Orleans attracts some of the most colorful tourists every year. Travel accommodations in the city range from bed and breakfast lodges to hotels and vacation rentals. Most people choose New Orleans’ vacation rental properties in order to fully immerse themselves in the year-round lively traditions of the city.

When visiting the famous New Orleans, don’t forget to drop by the French Quarter. After which, stop at the world-renown Old U.S. and discover the early years of jazz. New Orleans carries an atmosphere unique only to it. Tourists visiting during summer can participate in the lively Mardi Gras, one of the traditions that made New Orleans globally famous. The allure of New Orleans lies in its timeless beauty immortalized by the clatter of streetcars, jazz melodies and peaceful hums of the riverboats. Also that the city is a melting pot of American, Spanish, French and African cultures add to its various charms. To enjoy all the superb events and attractions the city has to offer, check out our collection of New Orleans vacation rentals.

Popular Attractions in New Orleans:

• The French Quarter is New Orleans’ most popular tourist attraction. With buildings more than 200 years old complete with wrought-iron balconies, fanlights and arches, the Old Square is one area in the city you wouldn’t want to miss.
• Garden District boasts an elegant stretch of pre-war homes. Originally called Lafayette, the Garden District features leafy streets lined with impressive Greek mansions and Italian villas. Vampire buffs will also be glad to know that Anne Rice, the famous author of Interview with the Vampire, lives within the area.
• The NOMA or New Orleans Museum of Art is another tourist spot you must visit. The museum hosts a collection of Native America, Asian, European, pre-Columbian and American art. It is also the home of one of the country’s largest glass collection.