The Garden District is full of some of the most gorgeous homes I've ever seen. These homes were built in the 1800's! Just Beautiful!
The French Quarter & Bourbon Street are full of restaurants and bars for the partying type of person. This was definately not my scene but if you are here to have a good time drinking and dancing ...this would be the place to go! I was two inches away from stepping in fresh vomit though so, watch your step!
The aquarium was very interesting. We didn't realize it was Saturday...we walked in and it was packed with children on fieldtrips and big tourist groups. A bit crowded but still fun.
We finished our day by going to the World War II museum and theater. This was by far THE best part of the day! The Solomon Victory Theater has a documentary on WWII called Beyond All Boundaries and it is beyond amazing! The effects they have are just awesome. I would recommend coming to New Orleans just for that! The Museum is full of artifacts and photographs from WWII.
Enjoy the images. The first photograph is of a gentleman who not only offered his seat to me in the theater but was in the D-Day invasion. It was an honor meeting him.
**Just to specify, the photographs taken in the WWII museum are photographs of photographs in the museum and the colors were not altered in any way.
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