New Orleans, Louisiana

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If you would like to go and visit a unique and interesting place than New Orleans, Louisiana is the place for you. Just take a moment and read this paper and I bet that you will fall in love with this special place. Kayaking and shopping can be found in this city as well as in this paper. Though one can be a work out both can help the family bond. The classy restaurants that can be found here are delicious, But fancy so dress-up! Hotels here are roomy, great, and modern. They will make you feel at home. New Orleans, Louisiana is a wonderful, but yet an Unique place to visit.
Hotel Monteleone is a classy hotel “family owned since 1886”. This modest hotel provides a series of amenities. In fact some of the family would enjoy a full-service day spa, with a nice relaxing massage and perhaps a facial mask(D). The other family members might like
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Also Going to a french market that 6 blocks long!, could also be a fun attraction. Let’s start with the kayaking. There are some things that you should know before going kayaking here. The rental for a kayak per hour is $22. You don’t have to bring your own drink because they have some for sale up to $3.00 each for you to stay hydrated(D). Their hours change seasonally so call ahead, Don’t worry they also provide life jackets for you to stay safe(A).Kayaking would be so much fun, and since they provide almost everything you need, you can have fun, and not worry about a thing. Another awesome attraction would be going to a 6 block long french market. This amazingly huge market is open from 10am - 6pm, 365 days a year(D).It is very convenient for shopping. They will pack your item(s) for air travel or ship it to your home(A).With a 6 block long market that is open from 10am-6pm and 365 days a year, you will surely find something you will love! Going kayaking and/or to French market would and can be so much

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