New Orleans is that rare place where you can order a cocktail to-go, turn a corner and be swept along in a street parade. Many of the city is below the waterline, and New Orleans’ darkest hour was broadcast to the world during Hurricane Katrina. The cradle of jazz music, New Orleans is a little out of step with the United States regarding dining, architecture and day-to-day living. It’s a city of Creole cottages, palatial townhouses, elegant iron balconies and shaded courtyards.<br /><br />▬Contents of this video▬<br /><br />00:00 Introduction<br />01:00 Jackson Square<br />01:37 St. Louis Cemetery<br />02:30 City Park<br />03:20 Royal Street <br />04:20 Oak Alley Plantation <br />05:08 National WWII Museum<br />05:55 New Orleans Museum of Art<br />06:40 Audubon Aquarium of the Americas<br />07:24 Superdome<br />08:14 Woldenberg Park<br /><br />Disclaimer: We have used video footage and images to maximize the clarity of the content, not specifically to promote any violence against the community. This content only intends to share information for educational purposes.<br />***Footage, music, image, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners, and we or this channel do not claim any right over them. This video has been produced following the Fair Usage Policy “Under Section 107” of the “Copyright Act 1976”. If you have any copyright issues, don't hesitate to get in touch with us by email.<br /><br />👉👉 Business inquiries or promotions: rimpamallik24680@gmail.com <br />
