There's a ton of things to see in New Orleans. Some of Amanda and Frank's favorites are: Taking a walk (or ride on the streetcar) down St. Charles Avenue to Audubon Park, strolling around the French Quarter and ordering beignets from Café Du Monde, taking in the National WWII Museum and exploring the historical cemeteries throughout the city.

You can also take a riverboat tour on the Mississippi River or go on a wild adventure outside of the city for a swamp tour. For more ideas to make your trip fantastic, check out this article.

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Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Hotel Monteleone is a five minute walk to the Pharmacy Museum (where the wedding ceremony will be held). The hotel has an exquisite carousel bar and is full of character. The bride and groom have reserved a block of rooms at a discounted rate for wedding guests and will be staying here as well. Please use the link below to book a reservation at Hotel Monteleone or be sure to reference the Perrillioux-Visser wedding block if you call.

Hotel Block Price: $309/night

Also in the French Quarter, Chateau LeMoyne is a seven minute walk to the Pharmacy Museum (where the wedding ceremony will be held). The hotel is only one block away from Bourbon Street and a very unique bar, the Old Absinthe House. The bride and groom have reserved a block of rooms at a discounted rate for wedding guests. Please use the link below to book a reservation at Chateau LeMoyne or be sure to reference the Perrillioux-Visser wedding block if you call.

Hotel Block Price: $246/night

There are numerous hotel (or Airbnb) options in New Orleans. The two listed above are in the French Quarter, the same area where the wedding ceremony and reception will be held. Some other areas to consider staying are the Central Business District, the Garden District, the Warehouse Arts District and the Faubourg Marigny area. However, the French Quarter and the Central Business District will be the most convenient for wedding events.

Please refer to the article below for additional information on places to stay in the city. New Orleans does have a high crime rate, so we highly recommend staying within the areas highlighted in the article.