New Orleans
2nd ed.
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Author
Contributions
- Edge, John T. - Contributor
- Raburn, Robert. - Contributor
- John T. Edge - Author
Publication
2000 - Lonely Planet Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, England
Language
English
Word Count
68,500 words, Guess
Page Count
274 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveneworleans00down
- ISBN-100864427824
- ISBN-139780864427823
- Google7-mcAAAACAAJ
- Goodreads1128328
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number42405549
- OCLC Control Number950052540
- OCLC Control Number842964148
- Open LibraryOL24215222M
Classifications
- DDC917.63350464
- LCCF379.N53 R33 2000
Description
Come and be swept away by the sultry heat, heady nightlife, spicy food, soulful music, lacy balconies, Southern hospitality and mysterious past of New Orleans. No matter what your poison (or potion), this intriguing guide will show you the highlights and give you the low-down on the 'Big Easy." Hungry? The best places for barbecue, po' boys, pralines, Cajun, Creole and classic French Thirsty? Bars and clubs that'll wet your whistle and tickle your ears Lost? Full-color, user-friendly maps Tire? Lodging to suit every budget Want more? Excursions to rollicking roadhouses, steamy swamps and the plantations of yore, plus special music and Mardi Gras sections
Description
Come and be swept away by the sultry heat, heady nightlife, spicy food, soulful music, lacy balconies, Southern hospitality and mysterious past of New Orleans. No matter what your poison (or potion), this intriguing guide will show you the highlights and give you the low-down on the 'Big Easy." Hungry? The best places for barbecue, po' boys, pralines, Cajun, Creole and classic French Thirsty? Bars and clubs that'll wet your whistle and tickle your ears Lost? Full-color, user-friendly maps Tire? Lodging to suit every budget Want more? Excursions to rollicking roadhouses, steamy swamps and the plantations of yore, plus special music and Mardi Gras sections (back cover)
Subjects
Topics
Places
People
Genres
- Guidebooks
Series Statement
- Lonely Planet
Other Editions
- New Orleans
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