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What to do and see in Central Business District, Louisiana (LA): The Best Transportation
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.
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1. Truth Limousine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Private and Group Tours. Tours available via luxury SUV or Van for groups of six or more up to 14 passengers.Bus tours with 48 hour notice. Plantation Tours, Swamp Boat Tours, Katrina Tours, Cemetery Tours. City Tours include the Garden District, Treme Area, French Quarter, Parks and Lakefront. Just call and tell nus what you'd like to do and we'll help you find the right Tour for you!
2. Jazzy Limousine & Shuttle
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
A full service transportation company, Car Service -- Tours -- Airport Shuttle -- Weddings -- Corporate
3. C&D Executive Transporter (CDET)
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
C&D Executive Transporter (CDET) provides Airport Transfers, Private Car Service, and Charter (As Directed) Service for Business Travelers and Visitors to the New Orleans Metropolitan Area. CDET provides luxury transportation for all of its clients. The owners and natives of New Orleans, Chris & Debra, believe that every person is a VIP. Hence the motto "The VIP Experience."
4. Mardi Gras Mambo Tours
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Mardi Gras Mambo Tours (MGMT) has captured the essence of what makes Nola enchanted... it's mystic art, cuisine and of course spirits. MGMT brings brands together by creating exclusive experiences. We specialize in branding and hosting the most unique events New Orleans has to offer.
5. RTA - Streetcars
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4.5 based on 15,978 reviews
Get wherever you want to go in New Orleans with the Regional Transit Authority (RTA). Our extensive network of buses and streetcars winds throughout every neighborhood of the Crescent City. From Uptown to Downtown, from Lakeview to the Lower Nine, from Mid-City across the Mississippi River and to the parish lines, the RTA goes there.As streetcars glide underneath grand live oaks and past stately mansions, they offer up relaxing views of the beauty, charm and history of New Orleans for little cost. When riders board these historic vehicles they are boarding a piece of movable New Orleans history. The RTA operates three streetcar lines: the famous, historic St. Charles line, the Canal Street line, and the Riverfront line. All lines either run along or intersect with Canal Street in the area between the French Quarter and the Central Business District (CBD) connecting Uptown/Garden District, Carrollton, Mid-City, City Park and the Marigny. The RTA is currently adding more Streetcar lines.
Reviewed By NaniHouse - Fairbury, United States
Rode the St. Charles streetcars from the French Quarter through the beautiful Garden District of Bee Orleans.... then a great breakfast at The Camellia Grill (the best!) and then back around!! Tip: get the day pass and use as often as you want!
6. Amtrak
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By LoveTravel821822
There are two kinds of travelers in the world. Those who rush to get to their destination and those who see the traveling itself as part of the trip. If you ae in a hurry, AMTRAK is not for you. It will take a minimum of 19 hours to get to New Orleans from Chicago. The ride is a little rocky at times and depending on whether you are in a sleeper or coach, the level of comfort will be different. The food quality on AMTRAK has declined to the point that you get a microwaved meal at pretty high prices. The silver lining is that you can bring your own food and drink aboard the train. The train has a wide open observation car with comfortable seating that allows you to watch the world go by. There are also restaurant style booths at one end complete with tables. Downstairs in the observation car, the cafe counter is usually found. Coffee, tea, hot dogs...etc. are easy to access. As you travel southward, the cotton fields, swamps, and trees filled with Spanish moss become prevalent. Small communities in Mississippi are pockmarked with crumbling houses, scrap yards, and squalor amidst the natural beauty of the area. That, is part of the charm to be found when traveling by train. A trip which takes you through the backyards of America. There are places you will never see from the air or highway. Another great advantage to train travel is its relaxed pace. You will arrive at your destination without having had to face long airport security lines, crunched seating, or traffic jams on the highway. So...if you have the time and are interested in the natural beauty of this country, train travel is the way to go.
