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Discover New Orleans: culture, rhythm, and community for all
New Orleans is a city that sings with life—from jazz echoing in the French Quarter to second line parades, street art, and Creole cuisine. Stroll historic neighborhoods, ride the St. Charles streetcar, or savor beignets under century-old oaks. Dive into Black history, Caribbean influences, and Indigenous roots at museums and cultural centers. Accessibility is embedded in many attractions, including adapted Mardi Gras routes, wheelchair-accessible venues, and inclusive public transit. Whether you’re soaking in music on Frenchmen Street or enjoying quiet time in City Park, New Orleans welcomes every traveler with open arms, rich flavor, and an unforgettable rhythm all its own.
Getting around New Orleans
Some of the accessible transportation options are:
Accessible public transportation like RTA buses
Wheelchair rental provider Mobility City
Find all the accessibility info we mapped with the destination's tourism office
Some of the accessibility features we measured include:
Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet.
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink.
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces.
Tips when traveling
Summer Travel Tips
Lower rates, fewer crowds, and events like COOLinary & Museum Month make summer in New Orleans worth it. Expect heat in the 90s°F, A/C attractions, quick storms—pack sun protection.
Climate
New Orleans is hot and humid in summer (90s°F), while winters are short and comfortable, often in the 60s. Rain comes year-round, but most days include sunshine. Spring and fall are warm, breezy, and ideal for walking.
Events
Mardi Gras is a can’t-miss celebration of color and culture. Jazz Fest, French Quarter Fest, and neighborhood parades fill the calendar. Even weekdays buzz with music, food, and cultural events across the city.
Recommendations
Stroll the French Market, tour the National WWII Museum, or catch jazz at Preservation Hall. Wheelchair users can access public ferries, river cruises, and attractions like City Park and the Garden District.
Learn more about New Orleans through our blog notes
Wheelchair Accessible New Orleans: The Ultimate Guide
14 min read
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