Whether you’re attending a national championship game, the Sugar Bowl, or a regular-season New Orleans Saints game, there’s no shortage of football-related events in the Louisiana city throughout the year. All events take place at the Caesars Superdome, so this guide will be centered around places you can visit nearby, like our previous Atlanta guide. Parking can be pricey, … [Read more...] about A Football Fan’s Guide to New Orleans, Louisiana
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New Orleans’ 8 Best Classic Fine Dining Restaurants
When you think of New Orleans dining, there is a wide variety of experiences, from casual po boys you can enjoy on a park bench or trendy new spots in the Warehouse District and Marigny. But if it's your first time visiting the city, you might want to make a reservation for one of the old-school restaurants that date back to the earliest days of the city. Expect white … [Read more...] about New Orleans’ 8 Best Classic Fine Dining Restaurants
The Most Infamous Graves in the South
There are some truly spooky places around the South, including notorious cemeteries and haunted houses. But what about the stories behind them? These infamous graves are worth a visit in their own right to learn more about the grisly history. The Grave of Mary Phagan, Marietta, Georgia If you grew up in Atlanta's northern suburbs, and even if you didn't, you probably … [Read more...] about The Most Infamous Graves in the South
9 Must-See Destinations in Louisiana
Louisiana has so much to offer travelers well beyond the history and music of well-known New Orleans. Whether you're looking for charming small towns, unique festivals, important history, or quirky experiences, you’ll find it here. These six destinations are our picks for the places you can’t miss when visiting Louisiana. Alexandria The North Louisiana cities … [Read more...] about 9 Must-See Destinations in Louisiana
Literary South: O. Henry
O. Henry, also known as William Sydney Porter, was born on September 11, 1862, in Greensboro, North Carolina, during the Civil War. His mother died when he was young, and he moved with his father into his grandparents' house. He loved reading from a young age and, as a teenager, started working at his uncle's pharmacy, where he was later licensed. At age 20, Porter moved … [Read more...] about Literary South: O. Henry
