New Orleans
New Orleans is a city that loves dogs. It is a walking city with many places like historical parks and picturesque gardens.
The historic French Quarter, in the heart of New Orleans, is the oldest neighborhood in Crescent City.
A combination of excellent food, beautiful architecture and live music is the perfect setting for a walk with your dog.
Within City Park, NOLA City Bark offers nearly five acres of off-leash dog play.
With areas for small and large dogs, water fountains, walking paths, shade pavilions, water play areas.
It is a parade dedicated to dogs that begins and ends in Armstrong Park, with a toss of canine treats.
This Mardi Gras walking parade is a massive procession of dogs dressed up by their owners.
The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
Hotel Canal Street, Nueva Orleans
InterContinental New Orleans
Hotel Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans
Ace Hotel New Orleans
Hotel Carondelet Street, Arts- Warehouse District, New Orleans
The Westin New Orleans
Hotel Rue Iberville, French Quarter (Vieux Carré), New Orleans
The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
Hotel Tchoupitoulas Street, Central business district New Orleans
Magnolia New Orleans
Hotel Gravier Street, Central business district New Orleans
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
Hotel Canal Street, Central business district New Orleans
Alder Hotel Uptown New Orleans
Hotel Magnolia Street, New Orleans
NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans
Hotel Baronne Street, New Orleans Central Business District
Hotel Monteleone
Hotel Royal Street, Barrio francés (Vieux Carré), Nueva OrleansTourism plan with pet
New Orleans Travel Plan for You and Your Dog
Day 1: Arrival in New Orleans
- Arrival at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY): Welcome to New Orleans! Ensure your dog is comfortable during the flight and don't forget to bring all necessary documents for their travel.
- Check-in at Pet-Friendly Hotel: New Orleans offers several pet-friendly hotels. We recommend booking in advance at one of these establishments to ensure a comfortable stay for you and your dog.
- Exploring City Park: After settling into the hotel, take a stroll through City Park. Enjoy the lush greenery while your dog enjoys the open spaces.
Day 2: Adventures in New Orleans
- Visit to a Dog Park: Start the day by taking your dog to one of New Orleans' dog-friendly parks, such as Crescent Park or Wisner Dog Run, where they can socialize and play with other dogs.
- Exploring French Quarter: Take a walk through the historic French Quarter and visit attractions such as Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral. Many outdoor areas in the French Quarter allow dogs on leashes.
- Dinner at a Pet-Friendly Restaurant: End the day with a delicious dinner at one of New Orleans' pet-friendly restaurants. Many establishments offer outdoor seating where you can dine with your pet.
Day 3: Enjoyment and Relaxation
- Visit to a Dog-Friendly Trail: Spend the morning walking along the Mississippi River Trail, where your dog can enjoy the scenic views of the river.
- Exploring Magazine Street: Explore the eclectic shops and boutiques on Magazine Street, where you'll find pet-friendly stores. Many establishments welcome well-behaved dogs on leashes.
- Farewell to New Orleans: Take a final walk around Audubon Park or through the Garden District before heading home with your dog, cherishing the memories of your New Orleans adventure.
We hope this travel plan inspires you to enjoy an unforgettable experience in New Orleans with your faithful furry friend. Have an incredible trip!
Your best travel companion your dog
We bring useful information to people traveling with their dog around the world
- C/ Naranjos 11 Trujillo Extremadura Spain
- Phone: +34 927 320 808
- Mobil: +34 687 362 819
- Email: viajarconperros@gmail.com
Traveling with dogs in Spain
Advertising
Comment
Copyright ©
All rights reserved |
www.petfriendlybooking.com
by
Mundos Virtuales | Legal terms