Location: Fairgrounds
Top Things to do in Fairgrounds
Top 7 Things to do in Fairgrounds, Louisiana (LA)
Laissez les bons temps rouler! In New Orleans the good times are perpetually rolling down Bourbon Street, which, thanks to the city’s annual Mardi Gras celebration, has quite a party animal reputation. Once you’ve soaked up the scenery of the historic French Quarter, tour the elegant Garden District and meet the colorful characters of Frenchmen Street. Experience the city's supernatural vibe at the Voodoo Museum or by taking a guided ghost or vampire tour through taverns, alleyways, and cemeteries.
Restaurants in New Orleans
1. Bayou Paddlesports
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Come get a paddlin' with us! Rent a paddle board (SUP), kayak, tandem kayak, or junior kayak. You can reserve online today. We are located on the beautiful Bayou St. John, in which you have 4 miles to explore. Keep us in mind for your next birthday party or group event.
2. Jakamo South Fishing Adventures
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Jakamo South is an outdoor fishing and duck hunting guide service operating 30 miles southeast of the downtown New Orleans French Quarter. Book a chartered trip with us today, and see why Louisiana is known as the Sportsman’s Paradise!
3. Jockey's Pub & Sports Bar
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Neighborhood Sports bar: Tons of Flat Screen TV's and Drinks.Place to Sit Down With Friends and Watch Your Favorit Team Winning. They are AIR HOCKEY, PAC-MAN and JUKE BOX for Every Kind of Music Enthusiast. WHO DAT Nation Has Diehard Devotion to the SAINTS,PELICANS and LSU Tigers. Along with Large Liquors Selection and beer, the bartenders mix up a mean BLOODY MARY. You can bring in your own food.
4. St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
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4.5 based on 138 reviews
This cemetery was built on a former graveyard for lepers.
Reviewed By beachbum72324 - New Orleans, United States
I recently went on a City tour & this cemetery was one of our stops given it's location to the City Park & that also being another of our stops. Had it not been raining we would have had more time to walk the grounds & see more tombs. Some of the more notable tombs I did see were those of Paul Prudhomme & James Gallier. I don't know who the Skelly family is but they have quite a tomb in this cemetery though. So If you want to walk through a really, nice, well Kept NOLA cemetery drop by this one while your in the area of the City Park just remember they are locked up daily at 3pm.
5. New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
Also known as 'Jazz Fest,' the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival brings much more than just jazz music to the city. In fact, all types of music with their roots in the south can be heard around the end of April and beginning of May: Blues, country, zydeco, folk, pop, rap… it's all to be soaked up, along with some mouth-watering cajun cuisine such as crawfish beignets, Po'boys, and spicy jambalaya. The fun isn't limited to the confines of the festival either. The whole city comes to life with live music, shows, and nightclubs holding regular 'Jazz Fest' evenings too.
Reviewed By brenellec - Wesley Chapel, United States
It’s A girls yearly trip Take in all of the local food , drinks, the local music And bands You have to eat at that Acme oyster House you would want to eat at Deanies seafood you would like to eat at NOLA Restaurant specializing in seafood just some of my favorite The clubs you’d like to go to The Beach on bourbon street and enjoy live music by the Wawa band. you like to go to the Prohibition Club where you can enjoy the music of Danny Alexander band. you like to go to the Razzoo club For dancing and music . you will enjoy drinks from mango mango you’ll enjoy drinks and the famous grenade at Tropical Isle. you also would enjoy a club called the famous door. Favorite hotels in the French quarters The historical Hotel Monteleon . The Hyatt Centric. Enjoy the culture , very fun place and memorable. You will want to go year after year after year
6. Fair Grounds Race Course
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4.0 based on 64 reviews
America's 3rd oldest horse racing track located in the heart of New Orleans! Thoroughbred & exotic animal races, slots and simulcasting year-round!
Reviewed By patmA665EO - Slidell, United States
We love to go to the races. You can play all day and not spend a lot of $$$. It's a beautiful building with places to see the horses before the race and pick your choice. Options of spending $$$ in the penthouse for lunch or get a hot dog and beer for a few $...
7. Stallings Gentilly Pool
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
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