What are the top attractions?
A. As noted earlier, New Orleans has more to see and do than the average person can handle in a single trip. Generally, attractions fall under one of the following categories: Culture, history, food, music and nature. — Culture – New Orleans is a cultural “gumbo,” a thick stew of many different ingredients lending flavor to one another. Some call New Orleans the northernmost city of the Caribbean. Others have said it’s more of a European city than any other in the United States. Others call it a country all its own. Many people have left their mark on New Orleans, from the French who staked it out and colonized it, to the slaves and freed people of color who left their lasting signature, to the Irish and Italians who provided the labor in the swamps and docks, to the Spanish who ruled the city for decades, to the Germans who settled west of the city and provided crops, to the Acadian (Cajun) refugees who settled the wide swamplands and prairies to the south and west, to the new Americ
