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Celebrate a 30th Birthday Party in New Orleans

New Orleans is one of America most special cities, with a vibe you just cannot find anywhere else. Known the world over for Cajun cuisine, jazz music, and outrageous Mardi Gras celebrations, the city is a melting pot of cultures with a range that is reflected in everything from the food and music to the architecture and languages.

Here is the best places to celebrate a 30th birthday party in New Orleans:

French Quarter of New Orleans

The French Quarter of New Orleans is what most visitors come to view when they visit the city. Set along a bend on the Mississippi River, the big attraction here is the architecture, but it is also a remarkable area for entertainment and dining. The old building, some of which date back three-hundred years, show French influences, with arcades, wrought iron balconies, wonderful courtyards and red-tiled roofs. Many of these buildings now contain restaurants, hotels, galleries, souvenir, and a profusion of jazz spots with fun of varying standard.

Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras is New Orleans signature event, with enjoyment that span a 2-week period, ending with the finale on Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday. Celebrations contain almost daily parades and all types of fun and festivities that rise in intensity as the event draws nearer to the end. Onlookers crowd the sidewalks and balconies to watch the parades and catch strings of beaded necklaces tossed from the shockingly decorated floats.

Jackson Square

Jackson Square is the big square in the heart of the French Quarter, actually known as Place de Armes. In the heart of the square, surrounded by greenery and trees, is an equestrian statue of General Andrew Jackson. Standing highly at one of the squares is the landmark St. Louis Cathedral, with its white front wall and cone shaped spires. Also, in the vicinity of the cathedral are the Cabildo and Presbytere, both Louisiana state museums.

City Park

New Orleans city park covers more than 1,300 acres and have different attractions, including the New Orleans Botanical Garden and the New Orleans Museum of sculpture garden and art. Of particular interest to families and kids are the Carousel Garden Amusement park, Storyland, and the freshly included City Splash water park, which is still a job in progress. Also, on site are tennis courts are a eighteen hole golf course, as well as charming areas for walking.