About New Orleans

The largest city in Louisiana with a normal population of about 484,000 people, it is currently the home of about 275,000 people as a result of Hurricane Katrina. New Orleans remains an important southern and Gulf of Mexico port city, as well as a cultural and economic hub for the area. New Orleans rentals include apartments for rent, houses for rent, and condos for rent that are popular with long-time residents and new ones. You'll experience the myriad of cultures, languages, and cuisines that exist here after many years under the control of different governments before becoming a part of the U.S. New Orleans is the home of the famous Bourbon Street and the wild, exciting nightlife that exists all year long, but particularly during the Mardi Gras celebrations in the first part of every year. New Orleans is a great place to be a part of a community and enjoy a life you may have never before experienced. Nicknames include The Big Easy, the Crescent City (because of the shape of the Mississippi River here), and The City that Care Forgot (penned by Mark Twain). You'll find lots of culture that spans from the local small neighborhoods to the largest events throughout the greater New Orleans area.

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