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Lonely Planet New Orleans City Guide 4TH Editionby Tom Downs
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Get back to the Big Easy, baby! Always unique, New Orleans is on the rebound with its gumbo pot of eclectic arts, legendary live music, Southern hospitality and unbeatable cuisine. Our longtime New Orleans author ladles out tips on how best to savor this essential, historic American city. Find Your Fest '" someone"s always celebrating in America"s festival city '" our special Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest chapter delves into the city"s biggest parties. Stuff Your Face '" pack an appetite for America"s most unique cuisine '" top tips on where to find blackened Cajun seafood, delicate Creole sauces, overstuffed muffuletta sandwiches, slithery raw oysters and powdered beignets. Explore The City '" stroll French Quarter byways, browse boutiques, survey antebellum mansions, hang out at the Bywater Art Market '" our guide helps you choose your own New Orleans experience. Lend A Hand '" help the Crescent City"s recovery with our Rebuilding New Orleans charitable organization guide, or just by visiting New Orleans. Again. Review:Nobody covers the world like Lonely Planet.' --New York Post, May 2004 Synopsis:The first up-to-date independent resource to New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina includes a special chapter dedicated to Katrina and its aftermath, with extensive coverage of the affected neighborhoods. This edition features extended, more-opinionated reviews and detailed music, food, festivals and architecture chapters, as well as an expanded excursions chapter including Memphis and the Mississippi Blues Highway.The first up-to-date independent resource to New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina includes a special chapter dedicated to Katrina and its aftermath, with extensive coverage of the affected neighborhoods. This edition features extended, more-opinionated reviews and detailed music, food, festivals and architecture chapters, as well as an expanded excursions chapter including Memphis and the Mississippi Blues Highway.
Synopsis:The first up-to-date independent resource to New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina includes a special chapter dedicated to Katrina and its aftermath, with extensive coverage of the affected neighborhoods. This edition features extended, more-opinionated reviews and detailed music, food, festivals and architecture chapters, as well as an expanded excursions chapter including Memphis and the Mississippi Blues Highway. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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