New Orleans 3 nights 4 days

– City tour after guide meeting

-Free time at the French Market

-French Market: It is located in the center of the French Quarter, and along with the market, there are various special products and cute commercial buildings. The roof is made of cloth and the inside is a bit complicated. The farmers market, reminiscent of a traditional market in Korea, has a lot of fresh vegetables and fruits, and you can especially buy Creole Tomat, a specialty of New Orleans from late spring to midsummer. It’s a great place for tourists and locals to grab a bite to eat, shop or enjoy New Orleans jazz.

– Hotel check-in and rest

* Plantation Tour: This is a large sugarcane plantation where black American slaves worked in the 1819th century. You can see the lives of slaves at that time and the early forms of American agricultural management.

OPTIONAL: SWAMP TOUR OR CEMETARY WALKING TOUR ($95)

– After dinner, transfer to the hotel to check-in and rest

* French Quarter Historic Park, Jackson Square:
Its former name was Place d’Armes, and it was founded in 1814.
Named after General Andrew Jackson after the Battle of New Orleans.
It is called by its present name. It is the center of the French Quarter and crosses the Mississippi River
It faces St. Louis Cathedral in the background, now always
It is a peaceful square with flowers, but during the French and Spanish rule
It is said that it was a bloody execution ground. Andrew Jackson in the center of the park
There is an equestrian statue of the general, and around the beautiful iron fence, street painters are
paintings are displayed.

* Vibrant bars and clubs called the heart of the French Quarter,
Street of Music BOURBON ST.

– After dinner, transfer to the hotel to check-in and rest

Option: Dinner Cruise $120/p

– World War II Museum Tour
-Sightseeing in the French Quarter, New Orleans’ oldest and most famous European city

– Lunch

– Transfer to the airport after free time in the square. Depart for each region