U.S. Travel — Louisiana
New Orleans

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New Orleans
— The Big Easy
New Orleans is also referred to as the "Big Easy" — where everything is slower, simpler and easy-going.

Famous for its French Quarter, Jazz musicians, music clubs, Cajun and Creole cuisine, history, culture and art, New Orleans is a magnet for music and food-lovers from around the world — it's a feast for the senses... and one of our favorite U.S. cities.

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The Best Time to Visit
New Orleans
New Orleans has a subtropical climate, so its weather can be unpredictable.

Spring and Fall are the best times to visit — tempatures are in the 70’s and 80’s. Winter months are mild and Summer months bring high humidity and daily rain showers. Hurricane season on the Gulf Coast runs from June to October.

Hurricane Katrina forever left its mark on New Orleans, but the spirit of this vibrant city lives on. The French Quarter — the historic heart of New Orleans — suffered
wind and rain damage, but no significant flooding.

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