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<p><em>Browse a huge collection of artifacts and exhibits dedicated to World War II.</em></p><h2>Visit the National WWII Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Skip the line and present your pass at will-call.</li><li>Access seven permanent exhibits and hundreds of artifacts.</li><li>Enjoy hands-on exhibits and easy-to-follow timelines of the events.</li></ul><p>This huge, six-acre museum honors the courage and sacrifice of the brave American soldiers who fought in WWII.</p><p>There are seven permanent exhibition halls to discover, each exploring a different side to WWII in an easy-to-follow layout. You will learn all about what life in America was like during this perilous time, see a timeline of the events and understand how the war was won through interactive exhibits and displays, that really bring the story to life.</p><h3>The National WWII Museum highlights</h3><p><strong>The Arsenal of Democracy</strong> – as the newest permanent exhibit at the museum, the Arsenal of Democracy plays an important role in the museum’s storytelling. Through the multimedia displays and first-hand accounts, the exhibit aims to humanize the soldiers and allow visitors to relate to and connect with people who lived in 1940s America.</p><p><strong>Road to Tokyo</strong> – this display examines the cultural differences, logistics, and challenges of the American war against Japanese forces during World War II. The artifacts and short films showcased at this exhibit tell the stories of American GIs in a foreign land who forged a road to Tokyo.</p><p><strong>Road to Berlin</strong> – follow the war through the countries of Europe. Listen to personal stories that paint a picture of the struggles in Germany, the campaigns against Axis powers and more. The galleries highlight battles in Italy, North Africa, Germany, and the Mediterranean.</p><p><strong>The D-Day Invasion of Normandy</strong> – this is the oldest exhibit at the museum and tells the riveting story of D-Day from beginning to end. Learn about the planning by the Allied forces beforehand. See artifacts and belongings of D-Day soldiers from that fateful day in 1944.</p><p><strong>US Merchant Marine Gallery</strong> – peruse the profiles of merchant mariners who risked their lives transporting weapons, troops, and supplies during World War II.</p><p><strong>US Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center </strong> – stand beside ground-level macro artifacts to view iconic WWII airplanes—or brave sky-high catwalks for an up-close look. Exhibits describe the history and production of war machines and honor service in every branch of the military.&#34;</p><p><strong>John E. Kushner Restoration Pavilion </strong> –<strong> </strong>get an up-close view at some of the Museum&#39;s extensive collection of macro-artifacts, and learn how STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) helped solve some of World War II&#39;s toughest problems.</p><h3>The National WWII Museum facts</h3><ul><li>WWII was the largest and most expensive war ever, and so was the aftermath, as most cities had lost major industry and been turned to rubble by aggressive bombings.</li><li>The Higgins boats, or Landing Craft Vehicles, were amphibious boats that made the landing on the shores of Normandy possible at D-Day. These boats were made in New Orleans by shipbuilder Andrew Higgins.</li><li>There were 291,557 American casualties in total after the war finished.</li></ul>

Museum Campus Pass

<p><em>See New Orleans&#39; best sights from the water on this river ride.</em></p><h2>Take the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen Cruise with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a cruise on the Creole Queen and an hour-long guided walking tour through the Chalmette Battlefield.</li><li>See the Port of New Orleans, the French Quarter and the Jean Lafitte National Park.</li></ul><p>Hop aboard the Creole Queen and take a journey through time to the olden days of New Orleans. You&#39;ll discover 300 years of New Orleans history as you pass the French Quarter, the Port of New Orleans and Jean Lafitte National Park.</p><p>As you come across famous landmarks and historic areas of the city, your onboard guide will detail the founding of present-day New Orleans by the LeMoyne brothers, the expansion of the city into the French Quarter, and the Louisiana Purchase.<br /><br />When you get to the historic Chalmette Battlefield, you’ll dock and disembark for some on-foot exploration. On an hour-long guided tour led by National Park Rangers, you’ll learn more about the battlefield, the critical Battle of New Orleans, and why New Orleans history is so important for Louisiana and the US as a whole.</p><p>The old-timey ship would easily suit the New Orleans of 100 years ago. It&#39;s powered by a huge 24-foot paddlewheel, which was the predominant way of propulsion for steam-powered boats back in the day. This ship, however, boasts luxurious decor, air conditioning, and safety aspects that wouldn&#39;t have existed on the old ships, so you&#39;ll get the perfect combination of authenticity and comfort.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Mississippi River is approximately 2,320 miles long and seven miles wide at its widest point.</li><li>Martin Strel, a Slovenian swimmer, swam the entire length of the Mississippi River in 2002 over 68 days.</li><li>Every January, to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans, a re-enactment is fought with actors and cannons.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Paddlewheeler Creole Queen Cruise tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Boat Cruise

<p><em>Meet alligators, turtles, and swamp life on this boat trip.</em></p><h2>Visit Ultimate Swamp Adventure with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Take a relaxing ride through the Louisiana wetlands.</li><li>See American alligators, turtles, egrets, and more.</li></ul><p>Explore the gorgeous scenery and wildlife of the Bayou Segnette on this exhilarating tour. You&#39;ll hop aboard a boat and set out into the thick of Louisiana’s wetlands on an intrepid adventure.</p><p>Navigate through the waters and pass cypress trees, moss, and a myriad of swamp animals. Keep your eyes peeled and you&#39;ll see American alligators, alligator snapping turtles, egrets, and wild hogs along the way. Your guide will take you to the best wildlife-spotting zones while giving you all the history and little-known facts about the marsh-dwelling creatures.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The term ‘bayou’ is native to Louisiana and stems from the Native American word &#39;bayuk&#39; meaning &#39;small stream&#39;.</li><li>The Cajuns of Louisiana were originally French-speaking settlers relocated from Nova Scotia.</li><li>Since the 1930s, the coast of Louisiana has lost over 1,900 square miles of marshes and coastal wetlands.</li><li>Just outside New Orleans is the historic fishing village of Westwego, home to this natural swamp, which winds all the way down into the Gulf of Mexico.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Ultimate Swamp Adventures tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Ultimate Swamp Adventures

<p><em>A guided trip around the city&#39;s best bits.</em></p><h2>Take the Adventures in New Orleans Bus Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>A reserved spot aboard the luxury shuttle.</li><li>See New Orleans&#39; famous streets and sights.</li><li>Lively and entertaining commentary from your guide.</li></ul><p>Travel to every corner of the city on the New Orleans bus tour - from lively Bourbon Street to serene Lake Pontchartrain. You&#39;ll see the city&#39;s famous landmarks from the comfort of your seat and experience the blending of cultures, architectural styles, and colorful characters that make this city so special.</p><p>Your guide will provide the entertaining stories and history of New Orleans along the way. Learn fascinating facts about the French Quarter, discover the jazz beats of Bourbon Street, and journey back in time at Saint Charles Avenue.</p><h3>Adventures in New Orleans Bus Tour highlights</h3><p><strong>French Quarter </strong>- a must-see when visiting New Orleans. Marvel at the beautiful architecture and learn all about the history of the area.</p><p><strong>Bourbon Street</strong> - another New Orleans classic. Bourbon Street is a lively hub of dancing, music, and food.</p><p><strong>Lake Pontchartrain </strong>- an area affected by Hurricane Katrina. You&#39;ll learn about the New Orleans levee system that helped to protect and rebuild the city after the devastation.</p><p><strong>Saint Charles Ave</strong> - get a taste of old New Orleans on this street, which is lined with old colonial mansions and ancient oak trees.</p><p><strong>Tulane &amp; Loyola Universities</strong> - see the sprawling campuses of two of Louisiana’s greatest educational institutions.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Jackson Square was originally called Plaza de Armas before Baroness Pontalba renamed it in honor of General Andrew Jackson.</li><li>New Orleans is home to the longest continuous bridge in the world - Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.</li><li>Louis Cathedral is the oldest working cathedral in the United States.</li><li>For part of the tour, you’ll be following a popular Mardi Gras parade float route.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Adventures in New Orleans Bus Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Bus Tour

<p><em>Get a behind-the-scenes look at New Orleans&#39; Mardi Gras celebrations.</em></p><h2>Visit Mardi Gras World with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>See hundreds of amazing floats and costumes.</li><li>Try on a costume and enjoy a free piece of King Cake.</li><li>Free transportation to and from Mardi Gras World included.</li></ul><p>The party never stops at Mardi Gras World - because every day is Mardi Gras. Step into the studio of famed float and costume designer, Roy Kern, and disappear into a world of fabulous floats. There are hundreds to see, from 1950s floats to present day creations. Kern is known for his quirky, colorful designs and, at his studio, you’ll be able to take a tour through some of his best work and see up-and-coming artists working on floats for the next celebration.</p><p>You&#39;ll get a chance to get into the festival spirit too - take a twirl in a costume and tuck into a complimentary slice of Louisiana-style King Cake.</p><p>In the beginning, Mardi Gras was celebrated with fancy balls and exclusive high-society events. As time went on, it was molded into the event we know and love today - a parade and celebration of life. Mardi Gras participants would plan for months and months, designing and building extravagant floats, costumes, and masks for the event. Fast forward a couple thousand years and it&#39;s still as big of a deal as it once was. New Orleans’ Mardi Gras celebration typically takes place on a Tuesday in March, complete with a seemingly infinite procession of top-notch floats, krewes (groups of Mardi Gras goers), and people dressed to the nines in colorful garb.</p><p>If you can’t make it to New Orleans for the actual event – a trip to Mardi Gras World is the next best thing.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>More than 500,000 King Cakes are sold each year in New Orleans between January 6 and Fat Tuesday.</li><li>One of the most popular – and most photographed – floats in all of Mardi Gras is the Boeuf Gras (the fatted bull) float in the Rex parade.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Mardi Gras World with Transportation tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Admission with Transportation

<p><em>Discover the secrets of Southern cooking at this live demonstration.</em></p><h2>Enjoy a New Orleans School of Cooking Demo with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy live cooking demonstrations of the city&#39;s traditional dishes.</li><li>Taste classic gumbo, jambalaya, and more.</li><li>Unlimited drinks throughout.</li></ul><p>Learn to cook like a local at the New Orleans School of Cooking. The expert Cajun and Creole chefs teach the basics of Louisiana home cooking. You&#39;ll learn how to make traditional dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, and pralines through live cooking demonstrations. Your skilled chef will talk you through the process while he prepares a classic meal, and of course, you&#39;ll get plenty of chances to taste it all, plus unlimited drinks.</p><p>It&#39;s the perfect way to get out of your culinary comfort zone and to learn why these dishes are an integral part of New Orleans&#39; culture. Southern hospitality is all about the cooking, so don&#39;t miss the chance to experience it properly on a trip to the city.</p><p>The dishes prepared in each class will depend on the chefs. Classics like jambalaya, shrimp creole, and pralines will be on the menu, as well as dishes like crab bisque, crawfish etouffee, and shrimp soup.</p><p>Southern Louisiana cooking is all about hearty food, and you&#39;ll find a mix of global influences. Think sausage and vegetable stews, fried chicken sandwiches and spicy seafood dishes. Beignets are a popular sweet snack - these are deep-fried pastries covered in a cloud of icing sugar.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Creole/Cajun ‘holy trinity’ is made up of bell peppers, onion, and celery.</li><li>Portuguese and French cultures have heavily influenced Louisiana Creole cuisine.</li><li>Calas are deep-fried rice cakes made with sugar, flour, eggs, and rice and have been a popular breakfast food in New Orleans since the early 1900s.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes New Orleans School of Cooking Demo tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Cooking Demo: 2pm

<p><em>Dinner is on us, for a traditional taste of the south at MRB restaurant. </em></p><h2>Enjoy a Southern Meal at MRB Restaurant with Go City® </h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Choice of four meals is included with your pass.</li><li>Free live music five nights a week.</li></ul><p>Discover the divine courtyard of the MRB restaurant and tempt your tastebuds with a real southern dinner. </p><p>Hidden in New Orleans&#39; French Quarter the MRB Courtyard is an enchanting venue to eat, drink and soak up the Southern sunshine. Think live music from local bands, a Cajun kitchen, a fresh oyster bar and a huge selection of local beers and signature cocktails for you to try. And if that&#39;s not enough, you&#39;ll also be able to get your fill of just about any sports you can think of. </p><h4>Enjoy one of four classic Southern sensations for your meal</h4><ul><li>Chicken fried alligator sandwich with crawfish mac and cheese. </li><li>River Bottom Burger with crawfish mac and cheese. </li><li>Fried Green Tomato sandwich with crawfish mac and cheese. </li><li>1/2 Dozen Chargrilled Oysters with a cup of gumbo and collard greens</li></ul><p>**NOTE: Crawfish mac and cheese can be replaced with brussel sprout mac and cheese</p><p>Whichever you choose you&#39;re in for a treat!</p>

Southern Meal at MRB Restaurant  (ages 21+)

<p>Sightseeing has never been more fun! Discover New Orleans by solving clues and completing challenges on this exciting scavenger hunt!</p><h2>Enjoy a walking scavenger hunt of New Orleans with Go City®</h2><ul><li>You&#39;ll receive a digital scavenger hunt document and work with an interactive live guide.</li><li>Be featured on Alley Cat Adventure&#39;s international leaderboard!</li><li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">New Orleans pass</a> also includes dozens of top attractions, hidden gems and tours, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><h3>About this experience</h3><p>Uncover hidden gems, get chatting with locals and solve puzzles on this two-hour scavenger hunt around some of New Orleans&#39; most interesting spots. </p><p>Your live host will help you along the way as you complete challenges, find checkpoints and discover a new side to the city. This memorable way to explore NOLA involves taking fun photos and videos, getting outside your comfort zone, meeting new people and making memories with your friends and family - it&#39;s truly an experience you won&#39;t forget! </p><p>Plus, you&#39;ll earn points along the way  - so if you&#39;ve got a competitive side, be sure to check out Alley Kat Adventure&#39;s leaderboard to see how you compare to other teams across the world!</p><h3>Why choose Go City®? </h3><ul><li>Our customers can save up to 50% on their sightseeing vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li><li>Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand. </li><li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, this walking scavenger hunt is included with your pass and can be reserved in advance!</li></ul><h3>Walking scavenger hunt highlights</h3><p><strong>Live host</strong> - unlike other companies, Alley Cat Adventures&#39; live hosts will assist and encourage you along the way through your phone.</p><p><strong>International leaderboard </strong>- you&#39;ll get to appear on Alley Cat Adventures website’s international leaderboard, no matter what your score. Get competitive and race other teams across the world!</p><p><strong>Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in New Orleans. Your pass includes a walking scavenger hunt, plus admission to dozens more top <a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">New Orleans attractions</a>.</strong></p>

Walking Scavenger Hunt - New Orleans

<p><em>Immerse yourself in the history and culture of New Orleans on this informative walking tour. </em></p><h2>Enjoy a French Quarter History / Voodoo Tour by French Quarter Phantoms with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Take a 1 hour and 40-minute tour of the French Quarter.</li><li>Visit historical spots and discover the history of voodoo from an expert storyteller.</li><li>Go City customers can also enjoy buy-one-get-one-free Hurricane Cocktails in a free souvenir cup from the Voodoo Lounge!</li></ul><p>What better way to get to know NOLA than with a fascinating deep dive into the history of the French Quarter, as well as the city&#39;s voodoo traditions? </p><p>As you walk through the French Quarter, you&#39;ll learn all about the history of New Orleans and its diverse population. With a focus on voodoo traditions, you&#39;ll learn how the religion has evolved over the years, as well as its origins and importance in the city&#39;s culture.</p><p>You&#39;ll visit many famous local landmarks such as Congo Square,  where hundreds used to gather to perform drum circles and spiritual ceremonies, the home of infamous voodoo priestess Marie Laveau, as well as the Supreme Court building where you&#39;ll learn all about Louisiana&#39;s politicians and trials. </p><p>Enjoy tales about traditional music, food, architecture, culture, literature, and history, get tips for the rest of your visit, and discover little-known facts about this great city.</p><p>You can also enjoy buy-one-get-one-free Hurricane cocktails from the Voodoo lounge with your All-Inclusive Pass. Enjoy this cool, refreshing, NOLA classic, as you stroll through the streets of the French Quarter. </p><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes French Quarter History / Voodoo Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

French Quarter History / Voodoo Tour by French Quarter Phantoms

<p><em>Explore a Louisiana swamp on this wetlands adventure.</em></p><h2>Take a Cajun Pride Swamp Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a sailing trip down the Manchac Swamp to explore a Louisiana bayou.</li><li>See American alligators, turtles, and fish.</li><li>Learn about important points in New Orleans’ history.</li></ul><p>You can&#39;t miss the chance to explore the swamplands on a trip to Louisiana. Sail through the Manchac Swamp aboard a state-of-the-art boat and get a riverside view of all the local plants and creatures. You&#39;ll cruise past cypress trees and moss-covered patches seeing alligators, fish, turtles, and even tiny swamp insects.</p><p>Your guide will give you the lowdown on the plant and animal life that call the wetlands home. Learn little-known facts about the wetland species and find out how alligators survive in the swamps and interact with their prey and allies. You&#39;ll also get an insight into the history of the Manchac Swamp and the Cajun town of Frenier.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Manchac Swamp is supposedly haunted by the ghost of Julie White, a voodoo princess – it’s also believed to be the home to a Cajun werewolf, the Rougarou.</li><li>The Manchac Swamp Bridge is one of the longest bridges in the world at 22.8 miles.</li><li>American alligators can grow up to 15 ft in length and 500 lbs in weight.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Cajun Pride Swamp Tour by Boat tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Swap Tour

<p><em>Enjoy a spellbinding visit to this ancient apothecary.</em></p><h2>Visit the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Access the old Creole apothecary.</li><li>See 200-year-old voodoo potions, medicines, and cosmetics.</li><li>Learn all about America&#39;s first pharmacist.</li></ul><p>Delve into the world of apothecary, potions, and voodoo at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum. It&#39;s housed in the 1823 Creole apothecary of America’s first licensed pharmacist, Louis Dufilho Jr, and it&#39;s home to 200-year-old bottles of potions and medicines.</p><p>Explore two floors of the museum and you&#39;ll learn all about the history of pharmacy, medicine, and healthcare in New Orleans. There&#39;s everything from perfumes and cosmetics to voodoo potions and surgical instruments. The historic courtyard also has its own medicinal herb garden and relaxed seating areas.</p><h3>New Orleans Pharmacy Museum highlights</h3><ul><li>Physician&#39;s study and sick room.</li><li>Dr. J. William Rosenthal&#39;s Spectacles Collection.</li><li>Local Excavated Bottles.</li><li>Historic courtyard, loggia, and carriageway.</li></ul><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Louis J. Dufilho, Jr. was America&#39;s first licensed pharmacist.</li><li>Gris Gris bags were bags used to carry potions and protect the carrier from evils and to bring good luck.</li><li>This New Orleans pharmacy played an important role in the change that led to the legalization of licensed pharmacies.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes New Orleans Pharmacy Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

General Admission

<p><em>Wander through this historic home and browse rare art pieces.</em></p><h2>Visit Longue Vue House and Gardens with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Access the museum&#39;s permanent exhibits and gardens.</li><li>See rare paintings by Pablo Picasso.</li><li>Explore eight acres of grounds.</li></ul><p>Step into the luxurious estate that was founded by philanthropists Edith Rosenwald Stern and Edgar Bloom Stern. The world-class house museum is not only described as New Orleans&#39; most beautiful home, it boasts eight acres of stunning gardens and an interactive play area for kids of all ages.</p><p>Discover a range of English and American antiques, plus everything from carpets and contemporary art to haute couture and native clothing. The modern art collection includes rare pieces by Pablo Picasso and the gardens are full of beautiful year-round blooms and exotic plants. Head to the unique gift shop after your visit to stock up on wedding gifts, homeware, and children&#39;s accessories.</p><h3>Longue Vue House and Gardens facts</h3><ul><li><em>American Horror Story</em>, <em>Into the Badlands</em>, <em>LBJ</em> and <em>Trumbo</em> are just a selection of television shows and movies that have filmed at Longue Vue.</li><li>Longue Vue has been host to notable historic figures including Eleanor Roosevelt, John and Robert Kennedy, Pablo Casals, and Jack Benny.</li><li>Edith and Edgar Stern named the house Longue Vue after the Hudson River Inn which they stayed after they got engaged.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Longue Vue House and Gardens tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Longue Vue House and Gardens

<p><em>Back alleys and secret courtyards, creep through the French Quarter as you learn about infamous New Orleans crimes. </em></p><h2>Enjoy New Orleans True Crime Tour (ages 13&#43;) with Go City® </h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Two-hour walking tour of New Orleans. </li><li>Discover both well-known and well-hidden crime locations. </li></ul><p>Find out the truth about New Orleans&#39; most notorious crimes, and uncover some you&#39;ve never even heard of.</p><p>Get all the facts with this historically accurate tour of real crime locations in New Orleans, based on real documentation from police and court records and newspaper archives. The tour reveals all; from unsolved deaths, missing persons and kidnappings to heinous murders and the frightening &#39;ones who almost got away with it.&#39;</p><p>You&#39;ll need nerves of steel for this one, a definite bucket list item for fans of true crime! </p>

New Orleans True Crime Tour 

<p><em>Discover the house museum which honors the legacy of New Orleans&#39; free people of color.</em></p><h2>Visit Le Musée de f.p.c. with Go City® </h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>General admission and a guided tour included with your pass. </li><li>Explore one of the collections of the McKenna Museum. </li></ul><p>Step into the brilliant, but often untold history of the free people of color in New Orleans. Find stories previously confined to archives, out-of-print books, tattered music scores and cemetery headstones. </p><p>Le Musée de f.p.c, is located on New Orleans&#39; Esplanade Avenue a street known for its abundant greenery and grand houses, but less well-known is that many of these buildings were home to and owned by free people of color during the antebellum period. Making it a poignant location to tell the stories of their lives and their impact on New Orleans&#39; history. </p><p>You&#39;ll receive an immersive tour of the collection given by tour guides in character, based on real free people of color who lived in New Orleans during America&#39;s colonial history.</p><p>Uncover the heritage of individuals of African descent in New Orleans on this different and engaging tour.</p>

Le Musée de f.p.c.

<p><em>Take a walk through New Orleans&#39; haunted past and discover ghosts and ghouls.</em></p><h2>Take a Cities of the Dead Cemetery History Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Two-hour guided tour of several different historical cemeteries.</li><li>Stories about supernatural sightings from your guide.</li></ul><p>Discover New Orleans&#39; buried secrets on a guided tour of several cities of the dead.</p><p>A tour like no other focused on several different historical cities of the dead. Your guide will take you on a tour through Gates of Prayer, St. John&#39;s Cemetery and Crematory, Hope Mausoleum and more historical sites. </p><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Cities of the Dead Cemetery History Tour by Haunted History Tours tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Cemetery History Tour

<p><em>Step back in time and explore the oldest apartment houses in the US.</em></p><h2>Visit 1850 House with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a self-guided tour of the period house.</li><li>Learn all about the Baroness Micaela.</li></ul><p>If you love history and architecture, a trip to the oldest apartment houses in the United States will be right up your street. The 1850 House and State Museum overlooks the picturesque Jackson Square and, if you hadn&#39;t guessed by the name, was built in 1850 by the Baroness Micaela Almonester de Pontalba - daughter of the Spanish colonial landowner, Don Andres Almonester y Roxas.</p><p>It&#39;s now considered to be one of New Orleans’ most significant historic buildings. Explore the striking Parisian characteristics of the house, which has been restored to its former glory. Browse art and décor from the Antebellum era in which the Baroness lived, and see the pretty period furniture pieces of this elegant former residence.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>If you look closely, you&#39;ll see an &#39;A and P&#39; monogram that decorates the cast-iron railings. These stand for the Almonaster and Pontalba families.</li><li>It cost Baroness Pontalba over $300,000 to build both rows of Pontakba buildings on either side of Jackson Square.</li><li>The Baroness’ father-in-law tried to kill her at point-blank range while living in France, however, he failed and only left her mutilated.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes 1850 House tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

1850 House

<p><em>Learn about Louisiana&#39;s hurricane history and Mardi Gras traditions.</em></p><h2>Visit Presbytere with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Access the two permanent galleries.</li><li>See Mardi Gras parade floats and costume displays.</li><li>Experience interactive hurricane exhibits.</li></ul><p>The Presbytere is part of the Louisiana State Museum, and its exhibits tell the story of resilience and celebration in the state.</p><p>You&#39;ll find an elaborate collection of Mardi Gras artifacts and memorabilia, as well as several interactive exhibits in the two main galleries.</p><h3>Presbytere highlights</h3><p><strong>Mardi Gras - it’s Carnival Time in Louisiana –</strong> learn all about New Orleans&#39; famous festival and its riotous rituals. You&#39;ll get the chance to climb onto parade floats, see sparkling costumes up close, and browse plenty of old-school albums and music merchandise.</p><p><strong>Living with Hurricanes</strong> <strong>- Katrina and Beyond</strong> – this exhibit details New Orleans&#39; rescue mission, along with its rebuilding and rehabilitation. Learn all about the event, the aftermath, and the ongoing recovery through interactive exhibits and rare artifacts.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Presbytere was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970.</li><li>The Presbytere was designed in 1791 to match the Cabildo located on the other side of St. Louis Cathedral. In 2005, the cupola atop the Presbytère was replaced which has been missing since the New Orleans Hurricane of 1915.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Presbytere tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Presbytere

<p><em>Take a tour of Louisiana life at The Cabildo.</em></p><h2>Visit The Cabildo with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Access the permanent exhibits covering Louisiana history.</li><li>Browse exhibits dedicated to aviation, the Civil War, and hurricanes.</li><li>Access the Spanish colonial building.</li></ul><p>This elegant Spanish colonial building used to be the headquarters of the Louisiana State Supreme Court until 1853. It&#39;s now a museum that houses some of the most important artifacts of American history.</p><p>You&#39;ll find one of Napoleon’s death masks, Jordan Noble’s drum, and a self-portrait by Julien Hudson.</p><h3>The Cabildo highlights</h3><p><strong>The Golden Age of Aviation –</strong> see replica aircraft and aviation memorabilia. This exhibition celebrates the legacy of aviation pioneers Jimmie Wedell and Harry P. Williams, who formed an air service in Patterson in 1928.</p><p><strong>From &#34;Dirty Shirts&#34; to Buccaneers – the Battle of New Orleans in American Culture</strong> - learn all about the Battle of New Orleans and the defeat of the British Redcoats at the hands of a ragtag band of &#39;dirty shirts.&#39;</p><p><strong>Grounds for Greatness</strong> <strong>– Louisiana and the Nation </strong>- Discover the impact Louisiana had on the nation and the world thanks to the critical role Louisiana played in the American Civil War and both World Wars.</p><p><strong>Living with Hurricanes – Katrina &amp; Beyond </strong>- experience the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in this exhibit which combines eyewitness accounts with history and science. Learn how Louisiana is learning to live more safely with hurricanes too.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Cabildo was the site of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase transfer.</li><li>In 1988, the building suffered a huge fire and it took five years for it to be restored with the old French timber-framing techniques.</li><li>The original Cabildo was destroyed in the Great Fire of New Orleans in 1788, 200 years earlier, and was rebuilt under the Spanish government.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes The Cabildo tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

The Cabildo

<p><em>Discover art, music, and culture at this mint turned museum.</em></p><h2>Visit the New Orleans Jazz Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Browse art, history, and photography exhibits.</li><li>Access the 19th-century Old US Mint.</li></ul><p>Explore this stunning Greek Revival building and learn all about Louisiana&#39;s music and art history. The Old US Mint is one of the most significant buildings in American history, having served as both a US and Confederate Mint from 1838 to 1909.</p><p>It&#39;s now a fascinating museum and its exhibits cover everything from New Orleans Jazz and Newcomb Pottery to the Mississippi River and the history of Louisiana.</p><h3>New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint highlights</h3><p><strong>New Orleans Jazz</strong> – learn about the city&#39;s most famous jazz musicians and browse displays of sheet music, memorabilia, and photos.</p><p><strong>Newcomb Pottery and Crafts</strong> – see paintings, pottery, watercolor images, and metalwork at this impressive gallery.</p><p><strong>The Mississippi and the Making of a Nation</strong> – this exclusive photography exhibit features 45 images by the National Geographic’s Sam Ambell.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>During the years the Old US Mint was in operation, it produced over 427 million gold and silver coins of nearly every American denomination.</li><li>The Old US Mint produced over $307 million in gold and silver.</li><li>The production of silver coins was suspended in 1804, as they were being exchanged for underweight Spanish coins in the West Indies.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes The New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

The New Orleans Jazz Museum at The Old U.S. Mint

<p><em>Get ghost spotting on this unique, supernatural walking tour of New Orleans. </em></p><h2>Take the Ghost and Vampire Combo Tour by French Quarter Phantoms with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a guided walk around the French Quarter&#39;s spookiest spots.</li><li>Buy One Get One Free offer on Hurricane drinks and free souvenir cup included with the tour.</li></ul><p>Learn all about New Orleans&#39; famous phantoms and supernatural stories on this thrilling tour through the city&#39;s French Quarter. You&#39;ll be led by a licensed master storyteller through the streets of the city to see where vampires were stored for safekeeping, where the infamous vampire brothers lived, and where spirits are said to still haunt the streets. See the Andrew Jackson Hotel up close, Jean Lafitte&#39;s Blacksmith Shop, the LaLaurie Mansion, and plenty more haunted hangouts.</p><p>The award-winning Ghost and Vampire Combo Tour appears in TripAdvisor&#39;s Top Ten Ghost Tours in the World, so don&#39;t miss out on this must-do NOLA experience.</p><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Ghost &amp; Vampire Combo Tour by French Quarter Phantoms tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Ghost & Vampire Tour

<p><em>Taste classic southern cuisine at this food and beverage museum.</em></p><h2>Visit the Southern Food and Beverage Museum with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Browse exhibits covering the origin stories of iconic Southern dishes, American cocktails, and household brands.</li><li>Drink at the oldest operating bar in the city (the 1850s).</li></ul><p>If you&#39;re a foodie, your taste buds won&#39;t forgive you if you miss a trip to the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. You&#39;ll learn everything there is to know about southern cuisine and its cultural influences - from cooking techniques to cultural influences and cocktails. Steeped in nostalgia, the unique exhibits cover everything from cocktails and comfort foods to old-school recipes and fast food chains.</p><h3>Southern Food and Beverage Museum highlights</h3><p><strong>Gallery of the South - States of Taste</strong> – learn about the local dishes and foodways of each Southern state.<br /><strong>La Galerie de l&#39;Absinthe</strong> – the largest collection of Absinthe artifacts in America.<br /><strong>Museum of the American Cocktail</strong> – a cocktail timeline spanning 1750-1990 with accompanying artifacts.<br /><strong>The Brunswick Bar</strong> – have a drink at the oldest physically operating bar in the city, which came to the museum from Bruning&#39;s Restaurant, but was originally made by Brunswick, before they focused on pool tables and bowling lanes. Hands-on cooking classes for kids and adults are available for additional purchase on their website <a href="http://southernfood.org/" rel="nofollow">southernfood.org</a></p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Sazerac was America&#39;s First Cocktail, created in New Orleans in 1838 by Antoine Peychaud who named it for his favorite French brandy, Sazerac-de-Forge.</li><li>The tradition of Red Beans and Rice still appears on most menus and in many homes every Monday due to the tradition of &#39;wash day&#39; where women would leave the beans out to cook all Monday while they did the laundry.|</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Southern Food and Beverage Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

<p><em>Step back in time and explore this historic New Orleans district.</em></p><h2>Take the Garden District Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Take a two-hour tour of the historic district.</li><li>Learn the history of the area and see its opulent houses.</li><li>See the celebrity homes of Sandra Bullock, John Goodman, Anne Rice and more.</li></ul><p>Check out the grand mansions and manicured lawns of the Garden District on this two-hour tour. Originally the site of a number of plantations, these opulent houses have a rich history. Stroll under magnolia trees and gaze up at the towering Southern Live Oaks as your guide teaches you all about the people that populated this striking area.</p><p>It might be a stomping ground of authors, poets, movie stars and arty types, but this area isn’t just about aesthetics. You’ll learn about the jealousy and mistrust that lead to the construction of these homes, and the one-upmanship to prove the biggest and the best in the face of the Europeans on the other side of town.<br /><br />Once you’ve had your fix of impressive porches and balconies, you’ll head to the oldest Municipal Cemetery in New Orleans – Lafayette Number 1. Named after the city of Lafayette which was once the area of New Orleans, this cemetery boasts 1,100 tombs and over 7,000 inhabitants. Your guide will give you the lowdown on the above-ground burial practices as well as insider information about those dearly departed.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>The Garden District was originally developed between 1832 and 1900 and is considered one of the best-preserved collections of historic mansions in the United States.</li><li>Originally the area was developed with only a couple of houses per block, each surrounded by a large garden, giving the district its name.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Garden District Tour by French Quarter Phantoms tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Garden District Tour

<p><em>Visit the New Orleans base of the French Impressionist painter.</em></p><h2>Visit Edgar Degas House with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Take a guided tour of the Edgar Degas House.</li><li>See the 18 paintings he created there.</li><li>Park for free at the house.</li></ul><p>Explore the home and workplace of French Impressionist painter Edgar Degas, who lived in New Orleans during his five-month sojourn from France.</p><p>You&#39;ll be taken on a guided tour around the house to see the works of art he created during his time there, and you&#39;ll learn all about his life. Your host might even be one of Degas&#39; great-grandnieces who manage the historic site, so don&#39;t forget to take along your burning questions.</p><p>Edgar Degas was a French artist who was regarded as one of the founders of Impressionism. Following his service in the Franco-Prussian War, in 1872, Degas began an extended stay in New Orleans where his brother René and a number of other relatives lived. Staying at the home of his Creole uncle, Michel Musson, Degas produced a number of works, many depicting family members. One of Degas&#39;s New Orleans works, A Cotton Office in New Orleans, garnered favorable attention back in France and was his only work purchased by a museum (the Pau) during his lifetime.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Edgar Degas&#39; sojourn from France was, notably, the only US journey made by any French painter of the Impressionist period.</li><li>Degas mother was a Creole from New Orleans, and Degas House was the home of his mother&#39;s brother. It was here that Degas stayed in 1872 following his service in the Franco-Prussian War.</li><li>The Degas House is listed in both the French National Order of Arts and Letters and the United States National Register of Historic Places.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Edgar Degas House tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Creole Impressionist Tour

<p><em>Step into the dark side on this New Orleans tour.</em></p><h2>Take the Saints &amp; Sinners Tour with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a two-hour tour of the French Quarter.</li><li>Discover more about voodoo and black magic.</li></ul><p>New Orleans boasts a unique mix of cultures, religion, scandal, and music. See the city&#39;s best and worst bits, from bars to brothels, in the French Quarter.</p><p>You&#39;ll be taken on a two-hour adventure to explore the darker side of the city with your expert local guide. Find out more about the colorful characters that call New Orleans home, and hear stories of witchcraft, voodoo, thieves, and pirates that are embedded in the history of the city.</p><h3>Did you know</h3><ul><li>Famous Voodoo priestess Marie Laveau was also a devout Catholic.</li><li>New Orleans is known as the most haunted city in America, especially around the French Quarter where Marie Laveau used to live.</li><li>Famous people that have called New Orleans home include Louis Armstrong, Truman Capote, Reese Witherspoon, and Ellen DeGeneres.</li><li>In 2005, New Orleans was devastated by Hurricane Katrina which left 80% of the city flooded.</li></ul><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Saints &amp; Sinners by French Quarter Phantoms tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Saints & Sinners Tours

<p><em>Discover the oldest African-American neighborhood in the US.</em></p><h2>Take the Tremé Tour by French Quarter Phantoms with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Enjoy a tour of the historic district.</li><li>Explore notable monuments and buildings.</li><li>Learn more about the history of slavery.</li></ul><p>Head to Tremé, the oldest African-American neighborhood in the United States to explore the historic area that&#39;s steeped in music and culture. This tour covers all bases and your guide will provide the history of the architecture, music, Mardi Gras, and Indian history while pointing out a few film locations along the way.</p><p>You’ll learn about the Free People of Color, the Creoles, and their influence on the area, as well as a trip to the Tomb of the Unknown Slave for a discussion on the history of slavery in New Orleans.</p><h3>Tour Tremé highlights</h3><p><strong>Congo Square</strong> – an open space within Louis Armstrong Park where slaves and free African Americans gathered throughout the 19th century.</p><p><strong>Rock &amp; Roll Laundromat –</strong> explore the site of the J&amp;M Recording Studios where greats including Fats Domino, Little Richard, and Roy Brown recorded. The building helped to define Rock &#39;n&#39; Roll in the 40s and is now a coin-op laundry.</p><p><strong>Tomb of The Unknown Slave –</strong> this somber cross serves as a monument to remember the slaves who passed away unnamed and unaccounted for.</p><p><em>Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Tremé Tour by French Quarter Phantoms tickets, plus admission to dozens of top </em><a href="https://gocity.com/new-orleans/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>New Orleans attractions</em></a><em> for one money-saving price.</em></p>

Treme Walking Tour

<p><em>Learn about the fascinating history of the American South&#39;s Jewish residents.</em></p><h2>Visit Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience with Go City®</h2><ul><li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li><li>Access the museum&#39;s exhibits and collections.</li><li>Get 10% off souvenirs in the museum gift shop.</li></ul><p>This unique, award-winning museum explores the history and cultural importance of the Jewish community in the American South.</p><p>With exhibitions detailing the migration of Jewish people to America, all the way through to the Southern Jewish experience in the early 20th century, the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience celebrates the diverse experiences of this community. You&#39;ll learn how early immigrants established themselves in Southern communities, and how despite being a minority population, they have undoubtedly influenced public life through being important figures in local government and business.</p><p>These stories are brought to life by a rotating collection of over 4,000 historical items, including Judaica, records, letters and household items, as well as interactive exhibits.</p><p>The museum also challenges you to think about your own community and will leave you with a deeper understanding of diversity, identity and acceptance.</p>

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