Celebrating Christmas in New Orleans is a unique and vibrant experience that combines traditional holiday festivities with the city’s rich cultural heritage. The city is known for its lively and festive atmosphere, and Christmas is no exception. Here are a few highlights of a New Orleans Christmas holiday:

Réveillon Dinners are a traditional New Orleans Creole Christmas dining with roots in the mid-1800s, marked by a festive family meal after midnight mass. Modern-day, top restaurants continue the tradition with indulgent four-course holiday meals.

Celebration in the Oaks— City Park dazzles with ancient live oak trees adorned with countless sparkling lights and stunning exhibits, making it one of the nation’s most magnificent holiday lights festivals.

Bonfires on the Levee— Experience traditional New Orleans Creole dining rooted in the mid-1800s. Each Christmas, the city comes alive with a dazzling spectacle as massive, artfully crafted bonfires illuminate the Mississippi River levees at sunset, creating a breathtaking display that guides Papa Noël on his festive journey.

And so much more!