Picture walking around a graveyard that's more like an outdoor museum. That's the same as exploring New Orleans' special cemeteries. These aren't regular graveyards; they're full of history and connected to the city's heart. So, let's take a digital tour and learn about some of the coolest "cities of the dead" in the Big Easy.

New Orleans, steeped in rich history, an electrifying music scene, tantalizing cuisine, and stunning architectural gems, is a city best experienced up close. Paved Paradise Tours provides you just that - an opportunity to weave your way through this fascinating city, all from a comfortable bicycle seat.

New Orleans City Park, a captivating urban oasis, is a must-visit tourist destination. It spans over 1,300-acres and brings a unique display of culture and history. The park has several attractions and activities for visitors of all ages. From its enchanting oak trees adorned with Spanish moss to the diverse array of attractions, City Park is an unforgettable experience that should not be missed when exploring the Big Easy.

St. Louis Cathedral is New Orleans’ true gem. It is a must-visit destination for exploring the city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant community. The cathedral's resilience reflects New Orleans people’s strength and resilience. Whether you're a person of faith or someone who loves art and history, St. Louis Cathedral is a not-to-be-missed destination.

James Gallier Sr is one of the most defining Irishmen in the city’s history, in addition he served as one of the most influential architects in New Orleans. Iconic landmarks in the city such as the Gallier House were one of his amazing creations.

Halloween isn't cancelled this year, just different! Come ride bikes and nosh on Bourbon Spicy Chicken Wings with Paved Paradise Bike Tours. Don your costume and join us for a socially distant (but very social) bike ride and dance party to Audubon Park and back. At the park there will be an amazing no-contact picnic spread of wings and sides by We Got This Catering as well as spooky suds to quench that heat.