3 Best Places To See in New Orleans, LA

“The National WWII Museum contains interactive exhibitions, multimedia environments, and a comprehensive collection of artifacts. The Museum tells the story of the second world war. The National WWII Museum is one of New Orleans' top-rated tourist destinations. The Museum provides an effective combination of sweeping narrative and intimate personal details, and the museum features immersive exhibitions, multimedia experiences, and an impressive collection. The National WWII Museum offers exclusive access to immersive history, including an opportunity to visit. The Museum creates and maintains a world-class museum campus of pavilions and exhibitions. You can also travel on a restored PT boat and go on behind-the-scenes tours to treat artifacts. Visitors can enjoy the victory for lunch, dinner, and brunch at the weekend. Free admission for WWII veterans and members.”

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“Audubon Zoo provides exclusive benefits to membership holders. The Zoo in New Orleans cares for animals from around the globe, engaging in educational programs and hands-on animal encounters. The Zoo provides globe-wide species, engaging academic activities, hands-on animal experiences, and lush gardens. Audubon Zoo has over 3,600 animals from over 250 species, including endangered species. Audubon Zoo has unique natural habitats, such as the award-winning Louisiana swamp and jaguar jungle, demonstrating the human-nature relationship. Audubon Zoo offers zoo school trips and is the perfect opportunity for your kids to explore animals. Don't miss to see their highly endangered whooping cranes, Amur leopards, orangutans, tigers, and mysterious white alligators.”

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“Audubon Aquarium is a marine exhibit with a 400,000-gallon tank with coral reefs, sharks, rays, and a walk-through tunnel. The Caribbean reef is a 30-foot (9 m) long tunnel, a 132,000 US gallons tank. There are 10,000 animals in total, representing 530 different species. Audubon Aquarium has four various exhibits. Amazon exhibit is encased in a glass cylinder. The Gulf of Mexico exhibit is the Aquarium's primary attraction, which is the 400,000 US gallons tank. Mississippi River gallery features sea life like catfish, paddlefish, owls, and a leucistic white alligator. The Aquarium is consistently top-ranked, voted one of the top five in the country in the USA Today "10Best" reader poll, and ranked as one of the top things to do in New Orleans. Members of the Aquarium can get free admission and many discounts.”

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