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French Quarter, New Orleans, LA
French Quarter, New Orleans, LA, New Orleans, Louisiana
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New Orleans is known to throw some of the best and the wildest parties around, this is one stop you have to make on your trip! Grab your friends and head out for a night you won't forget as TravelSkoot recommends the best nightlife in New Orleans.
A trip to New Orleans without experiencing the French Quarter would be like visiting Washington, D.C., without seeing the Capitol. Also known as the Vieux Carré, the French Quarter stretches 108 square blocks and exudes charm, character and loads of Cajun cuisine. You'll find some of the oldest bars in the city in this area, as well as some of the best jazz and blues in the country. Take a stroll down Bourbon Street for fine dining, cabarets and cocktails to go.
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Live the magic of Mardi Gras any time of year at Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World. Since 1947, Blaine Kern has been an integral part of the carnival. At Mardi Gras World, step behind the curtain and witness the parade in the making. See the creativity and skill that goes into the creation of the massive floats, costumes and props; tour the workshop and watch Mardi Gras masters at work; and discover how this amazing party is brought to life.
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Discover the perfect setting for any occasion at Generations Hall in New Orleans. Originally built as a sugar refinery in the 1820s, the facility now boasts state-of-the-art audio and video technology. With the jazz-influenced décor and spacious surroundings, it's the perfect atmosphere for a party — and every Saturday night, Generations Hall turns into an exclusive nightclub with renowned DJs and dancing until dawn.
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Located in a historical French Quarter building, the Crescent City Brewhouse opened in 1991, bringing New Orleans and Louisiana its first brewpub. Though the brewing industry once flourished in the immediate area, it was the first one to open here in more than 72 years. Their four beers, Pilsner, Red Stallion, Black Forest, Weiss, are brewed in-house in small batches, using traditional methods, modern technology, and no chemicals. Try one – or several! – along with your shrimp remoulade, a club sandwich or the fresh seafood from their oyster bar.
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Molly's is the hangout for media figures and literary locals, who chew over the state of their city, in a great bar in the French Quarter. It's noted by many locals as the place to grab and drink and hang out. Part eccentric Irish bar, and yet accessible enough to make it popular with firefighters and policemen, this place has a cool, boho feel. Molly's also serves as the starting point for the French Quarter Halloween parade, a must-see should you happen to land in the area. No matter when you stop in you are sure to have a great time with good friends and even better cocktails.
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Step back in time to old-fashioned New Orleans glamour when you set foot into the Hilton New Orleans/St. Charles Avenue hotel, where the breathtaking grand entryway still contains its original marble floors and walls. This building dates back to 1926 and today boasts 250 spacious guest rooms, including 25 spacious large suites and a five-bedroom luxury Grand Suite. Be sure to dine at Luke, the signature restaurant of the hotel, and catch a glimpse of the glittering night sky on one of the rooftop function spaces in the city. With its beautiful views and welcoming staff, the Hilton New Orleans/St. Charles Avenue hotel aims to make your stay one to remember.
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