Is there anything more enchanting than the sound of a steamboat’s whistle echoing across the Mississippi? Right here, docked on the river, is the Riverboat City of New Orleans. This isn’t just any riverboat. It’s a testament to the enduring legacy of steamboat travel and the deep connection between New Orleans and the Mississippi. You see, the river was once the lifeblood of this city, a bustling highway of commerce and culture. Riverboats, especially those majestic sternwheelers, were the kings and queens of this watery realm. The Riverboat City of New Orleans embodies that grand tradition, offering a glimpse into a time when elegant steamboats transported passengers and goods up and down this mighty river. Now, while this particular boat isn’t steam-powered, it still captures the spirit of its predecessors. It boasts three spacious decks, each with its own unique ambiance. Imagine attending a gala dinner here, the sounds of jazz filling the air as the city lights twinkle on the water. Or picture yourself enjoying a leisurely brunch cruise, indulging in delicious food as the Riverboat City of New Orleans glides past historic landmarks. Each journey on this riverboat is a journey back in time, a chance to reconnect with the romance and grandeur of a bygone era.
Barrow Stadium
Wesley Barrow Stadium. A name synonymous with baseball in New Orleans. It might seem unassuming now, but this field holds