Review: Miss Passport provides the perfect itinerary for an ancient city.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
New Orleans is a place that drips with history, from Mardi Gras and the apothecary shops of the French quarter to spicy Cajun cuisine such as gumbo. New Orleans is a city that works its way into your blood. And once you visit, you want nothing more than to return and for those who are making their first journey to this unusual and awesome city I would suggest letting Miss Passport be your guide. At first glance, these books don't look like much this one's only 11 pages, but its 11 pages of everything. You will need for the most memorable vacation possible to set up a three-day itinerary that takes all the worry out of planning your first trip they will give you the best place to stay. The best restaurants, and the best things to see and all of the most pertinent information about each of these restaurants and exhibits to make acquiring tickets or finding exhibit hours even the easier it can be little guidebooks take a minimalist approach to tourism, they are not overinflated with any unnecessary tourist information, although they do provide historic context and background information on the city and its attractions, but none of the information in this book is aimed at getting you to buy anything more stay in a specific spot. They are just trying to provide honest information with no frills or gimmicks and for the price. You really can't go wrong. So if you're planning a trip to New Orleans then why not let Miss Passport be your guide?