Galatoire's
$25–$50Dine on French Creole classics like shrimp remoulade and souffle potatoes in a mirrored Bourbon Street dining room open since 1905.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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The oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world rattles past mansions and oak canopies.
St Charles Ave · New Orleans, LA
The St. Charles Avenue streetcar line has run since 1835, making it the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world, and its green cars are a National Historic Landmark. The route covers about 13 miles between downtown and Uptown, passing Garden District mansions, Audubon Park, and Tulane and Loyola universities. Single rides and unlimited day passes are both available.
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