New Orleans · february 2027

New Orleans, come experience

a Little Bit of Everything.

Beautiful streets and storied neighborhoods. Incredible food. History, architecture, music, culture and plenty of New Orleans fun.

We’ve planned four days that give you a little taste of everything that makes this city so wonderfully New Orleans, with plenty of time to simply enjoy being there.

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See the Four Nights
See the Four Nights
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Four Nights, Fully Handled

Just look at the fun we have planned

Food, music, history, boat cruises, beautiful neighborhoods, Louisiana swamps, incredible experiences and plenty of fun.

We’ve planned four very different days so you can take in as much of New Orleans as possible, without ever feeling rushed.

Thursday

Arrive & Celebrate

Check into our boutique hotel, toast your arrival with a welcome Sazerac, and find your curated AOP welcome box waiting in your room. Then we’re heading to cruise the Mississippi for dinner, music and our first New Orleans evening together.

Friday

NOLA History, Bayous & Friday Night Out

We’ll start the day getting to know New Orleans, exploring the Garden District, historic cemeteries and beauty of the French Quarter before heading beyond the city to experience Louisiana’s bayous from our airboat tour. Tonight, we’re tasting our way through New Orleans with a progressive dinner crawl, stopping at a few delicious spots along the way. We’ll end the evening on Frenchmen Street, wandering the nighttime art market with local artists and live music spilling into the streets.

Saturday

Beignets, Perfume & Ghosts

We’ll take the streetcar to beautiful City Park for a morning wander and, naturally, stop in for beignets from Café du Monde. Later, we’ll create our own signature fragrance at the perfumerie before joining our Creole Cooking Class, guided by an expert New Orelans Chef. And when the sun goes down? We’re climbing into a carriage to hear some of the city’s best ghost stories.

Sunday

Jazz, Parades & One Grand Finale

Sunday starts exactly as it should in New Orleans: with a leisurely jazz brunch. Afterward, there’s time to wander, shop and enjoy the city before we meet again for our second line music and parade experience. Then we’ll head back to the hotel, take a breath and get a little dolled up.. Our final night ends around a beautiful table with a wonderful farewell dinner and one last toast to a fabulous trip together!

Monday

One More Morning

No alarms and no packed itinerary. Enjoy breakfast, another coffee, one last wander or perhaps one final beignet before it’s time to head home. Four nights, a little bit of everything, and a whole lot of New Orleans to remember.

Everything that’s handled for you

beautifully planned

  • 4 nights at The Eliza Jane +Breakfast each morning

  • Welcome Sazerac + AOP welcome box

  • Mississippi dinner cruise

  • Garden District + cemetery tour

  • Louisiana swamp boat experience

  • Progressive dinner crawl

  • Frenchmen Street art + music

  • City Park + Café du Monde

  • Create your signature perfume

  • New Orleans cooking class

  • After-dark ghost carriage tour

  • Sunday jazz brunch

  • Second Lind Parade Experience

  • NOLA Farewell dinner

More from the city

A Few Favourite Corners

View of an outdoor restaurant seating area with wooden tables, chairs with woven backs, and a glass storefront reflecting buildings and street traffic; some chairs have shoes placed underneath.
A white box filled with small wooden game pieces with colorful stripes, placed on a table with a red and white floral tablecloth. There is a clear glass light bulb on the right side of the box.
A woman holding a large heart-shaped pastry in front of her face in a park with trees, flowers, and people in the background, during clear weather.
Mosaic floor with the words 'Paris Mon Amour' and decorative flower patterns.
A courtyard with large terracotta pots containing trees and plants, a black metal gate, and a building with white walls and multiple windows. Four stone statues of dogs are placed near the entrance.
Colorful hanging lampshades, including one with floral fabric, are suspended outside a building with glass windows. Pink flowers and green vines adorn the area, creating a vibrant and decorative atmosphere.
The Sacré-Cœur Basilica with stairs filled with people in front, illuminated at dusk, under a sky transitioning from blue to darker shades.
View of a plant shop display with colorful paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling and a variety of potted plants and flowers on shelves and tables.
A scenic view of a river with boats docked along the sides, a bridge crossing over the river, historic buildings with spires, and trees with autumn foliage under a blue sky with some wispy clouds.
A black bicycle with two baskets filled with colorful flowers, parked in front of a navy blue door decorated with green ivy and white flowers, with a sign that reads 'La Place Dauphine Paris 1610'.
Pink and yellow flowering plants in a black pot on asphalt ground.
A person's hand, wearing red and white striped gloves, holds a croissant with a background of trees and blurry pedestrians in an outdoor setting.
Outdoor dining scene at night with tables, chairs, red umbrellas, and string lights. People are walking and sitting at tables, and a man in a vest standing on the left. There are shops or storefronts in the background.
A crowded city sidewalk scene with people walking, a green metal fence in the foreground, a red 'Metro' sign, a lamppost, trees with green leaves, and Parisian-style buildings in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A view of a river under a bridge in Paris during sunset, with a boat passing through the arch of the bridge, and street lamps illuminated on top of the bridge.
Shelves filled with white ceramic pottery, including vases, bowls, and plates, in a rustic setting with a worn wall background.
A small outdoor table with a green vase and a pinkish flower arrangement, surrounded by four green and white patterned chairs, outside a café with large windows and people sitting inside.
A narrow European street with cobblestone pavement, flanked by white and cream-colored buildings with wrought-iron balconies and window shutters. People are walking, and there are shop signs and street lamps along the sidewalk.
A narrow European street with cobblestone pavement, lined with cream-colored multi-story buildings with balconies, windows, and street lamps. Three women walk down the street, and one person is taking a photo. 
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Five days, all of the fun and beauty of NOLA. A $500 deposit holds your room.

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    February 18-22, 2027

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