NOLWT Blog

For years, the infamous story of Madame Delphine Lalaurie has captured the attention of the general public. The speculations of her cruel past have followed

In the 1700’s, the male population of France’s Louisiana territory greatly outnumbered the women. The solution? The French territories were to send over appropriate women

Perhaps one of the most prolific individuals in New Orleans history, Marie Laveau had made a name for herself as the famous Voodoo Queen. Surrounded

At first look, Micaela Almonaster Pontalba’s story seems relatively simple. A rich girl that grew up with the finer things in life. Though she was

In late September 2005 I found myself, like many New Orleanians in a Houston bar. I had managed to get out of New Orleans after

When Forbes magazine reported that New Orleans flattened the coronavirus curve like no other city in the country, New Orleans, once again, found themselves filled

Last year New Orleans celebrated its Tri-Centennial. After 300 years had passed, this city has had its share of ghosts and witches to now be

You’ve spent weeks putting together the perfect New Orleans vacation itinerary. Whether it’s your first time in the Big Easy or your annual Mardi Gras ritual,

There are so many things to see and do in Nola: whether you’re roaming through the French Quarter, meandering around the Garden District, or strolling

The picturesque views and city blocks of New Orleans draw visitors from around the world every day. From the historic French Quarter to the glamorous

Every season of every year, tourists flood New Orleans for one reason or another: the amazing food, the history, the scenic views, the party atmosphere.