A vacation in New Orleans on 100 USD is quite realistic - many travelers have proved it. The main thing is to follow the rules of prudent economy.
Free or nearly free attractions (no more than $2 USD per entry) are Preservation Hall, St. Louis Cathedral, French Market, Canal Street/Algiers Ferry. Trips through the Garden District, Royal Street, and cruises along the skyscraper-studded river provide an incredible experience and require no cash investment.
Dining in authentic cafes and restaurants Creole cuisine. Vacation prices in New Orleans can be significantly reduced by choosing small Spanish or French-style establishments for breakfasts and afternoon snacks. Among the residents of the city popular, for example, Du Mond. Its menu includes doughnuts and coffee. The average check is $5 USD.
PLodging in vintage hotels and suites starts at 30 USD per night. Unlike "starched" modern complexes, they keep the spirit of an irrevocably bygone era. It's also a budget-friendly option for a vacation for two in New Orleans.
Shopping at open markets. According to reviews, a vacation in New Orleans can hardly do without buying souvenirs, products of local designers, artisans, voodoo shamans. At French Market, you can buy glass and wood products from 2 USD and voodoo dolls from 3 USD.
