3New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans is a city that knows how to celebrate, and Thanksgiving is no exception. The city’s unique blend of cultures makes for a Thanksgiving meal like no other, with Cajun and Creole twists on traditional dishes. Think fried turkey, seafood gumbo, and cornbread stuffing. Many local restaurants and hotels offer special Thanksgiving menus featuring these delicious flavors.
While you’re in New Orleans, take advantage of the city’s rich history, music, and vibrant atmosphere. Explore the French Quarter, listen to live jazz, or take a steamboat cruise on the Mississippi River. Thanksgiving weekend in New Orleans is also the beginning of the holiday season, with the city’s streets lighting up in festive decorations.
