New Orleans' Most Haunted Destinations

New Orleans is known across the country for it's spectacular Mardi Gras celebrations and, of course, Randazzo's famous king cakes. Along with the splendid carnival season, New Orleans is home to many unique characters, including ghosts! Some of the spookiest and mysterious destinations are hotels where you can visit the ghosts of New Orleans for yourself.

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Best things to do in New Orleans with kids

New Orleans has a wide variety of family-fun activities. From river-boat rides to art museums, New Orleans is sure to have something fun for everyone. Whether you have older children and are looking for more historical fun or have younger children and want to see a unique and exciting playground, New Orleans offers you various activities.

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A nod to the Sazerac

Down here in New Orleans, there are many traditions. From second-line parades to babies in the king cakes and Monday's red beans, New Orleans is sure to keep you well-fed and entertained. Along with good food and parades, New Orleans is also the home of the Sazerac.

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History of Mardi Gras: The Story Behind the Colors

Randazzo's is widely known for their traditional Mardi Gras king cakes. Like all things concerning Mardi Gras, our king cakes feature the traditional colors of mardi gras--purple, green, and gold.

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Why is there a baby in the king cake?

Along with your tasty king cake, Randazzo's includes a small baby which can be put into any piece. Keeping in line with the king cake's rich history, whoever finds the small baby in their slice gets to be “king”!

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The History of the King Cake

In the south, Mardi Gras season brings us some of the best parties, parades, and food one can imagine. A staple for all Mardi Gras celebrations is the king cake.

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Did you know we make seasonal king cakes?

If you love our amazing king cakes during Mardi Gras, you’ll be thrilled to know that we offer seasonal cakes as well.

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Traditions surrounding the king cake

Mardi Gras is an important holiday here in New Orleans, and the king cake is the sweet center of it all!

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