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Well known for its hot summer days, NOLA is an ideal place to invest in solar power. Ample sunlight provides local residents a fantastic opportunity to lower their energy bills and carbon footprints with the installation of solar panels.
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New Orleans was founded in 1718 by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville.
At first, it was nothing more than a trading camp on the curving east bank of the Mississippi River but later became New Orleans.
The city’s original streets which were laid out back then are named for French royalty and nobility – so you can explore Bourbon Street or Royal Street to find some interesting shops.
In the Garden District, visitors can enjoy a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere. The well-preserved historic architecture is refreshing after battling crowds on Bourbon Street or listening to rowdy groups of tourists in Jackson Square.
The St. Louis Cemeteries are some of the most popular, despite being located in somewhat edgier parts of town (just south of the Tremé neighborhood).
You’ll find them just a few blocks from Congo Square and less than an hour’s walk away from Frenchman Street – New Orleans’ music mecca for lovers of old-school jazz and blues.
The oldest cemetery on this list is also its quirkiest: founded by city officials as “the burial ground for all races,” it includes not only voodoo queen Marie Laveau.
This massive facility is home to a zoo, an aquarium, and butterfly garden.
You will find the Entergy Giant Screen Theater for watching movies (included with entrance fee) as well as a golf course on site! Special kid-friendly exhibits feed curious minds while allowing little ones to get up close and personal with their favorite animal friends.
The Academy Award Winner and Legally Blonde actress was born on 22 March 1976 at the Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans.
Armstrong was one of the most influential figures in jazz music.
Famous for his innovative methods of playing the trumpet and cornet, he was also a highly talented singer, blessed with a powerful gravelly voice.
Known as the Falcon in the Avengers films, Mackie made his acting debut in 2001 in the Off-Broadway play Up Against the Wind in which he portrayed rapper Tupac Shakur
He then appeared in broadway shows and films including Fences, Black Bottom, Pain & Gain, and The Fifth Estate.
Born Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., the rapper started writing rap songs at just eight years old and met American rapper, record producer and co-founder of ‘Cash Money Records’ Bryan Williams (known as Birdman) in the 90’s.
Lil Wayne was born in NOLA and was raised in Hollygrove.
The East bank neighborhood is the largest in Jefferson Parish, and with its many shopping centers, national chains, and various housing sizes it’s a great option for all types of people.
Gretna has quickly become a popular destination for those looking to live outside of the city while still being close enough to get into town. With its quaint downtown and fast police response time, Gretna is perfect for anyone who wants an escape from their busy life in New Orleans without having to move too far away.
Kenner was originally inhabited by the Tchoupitoulas Indians and because it is close to the airport and one of its neighborhoods has some amazing food options you can find lots of authentic Cajun dishes as well.
1. Named after the French ruler Orléans, this city features a lot of French influence in its cuisines and Creole culture.
2. New Orleans was the largest city in the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War.
3. The Voodoo culture was introduced in New Orleans by the 1800’s voodoo queens. Of these prominent women, Marie Laveau became more popular as she overthrew other Queens to become the sole oracle and ruler of all things spiritual within her city limits.
4. New Orleans’ Bourbon Street is named after the French Bourbon dynasty, not whiskey.
Buses are a convenient way to get around the city without investing in expensive transportation.
The historic streetcar is both an iconic symbol of New Orleans and a practical way to travel, transporting visitors to popular destinations like the French Quarter, St. Charles Avenue, and the city’s famous above-ground cemeteries.
