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Suck on a crawfish head You can't say you've done New Orleans without mastering the art of eating crawfish. Order a pound of boiled crawfish at Acme Oyster then get down to business. |
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Dance with the band at Rock-N-Bowl Almost every night a different live band plays at Rock-N-Bowl. Just don't drop a bowling ball on your toes while you swing your partner to Zydeco, R&B, or Rock. |
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Drive across the Causeway for an Abita beer The causeway is an incredible engineering feat, and a terrific place to catch the setting sun. Add an ice-cold Abita beer following your trip, and you can't go wrong |
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Act as your own tour guide One of the best ways to see the Garden District is at your own pace. Grab a guidebook, and your walking shoes, then go for a long stroll down the pretty tree lined streets. |
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Wander among the tombs at Lafayette Cemetery The mystery of New Orleans is everywhere in Lafayette Cemetery - wander between rows of above ground tombs and be transported to a place far from the present. |
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Explore Oak Alley Plantation If you really want the Anne Rice effect, take a trip out to Oak Alley Plantation to stroll under the 300 year old oak trees that provided the setting for the movie Interview with a Vampire. |

