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 Don’t be surprised if it feels like your seat is spinning at the Carrousel bar in the Monteleone Hotel in New Orleans. It isn’t the cocktail kicking in, although that may add to the sensation. All of the stools are driven by a motor and casually revolve around the circular bar. This is a city that has always put a different spin on its beverages. New Orleans is the birthplace of the cocktail. A Creole apothecary named Antoine Amédée Peychaud is credited with inventing the libation around 1800. The building in the French Quarter that once housed Peychaud’s pharmacy sells antique guns today (which, presumably, pack a punch of their own). Even without the original pharmacy in operation, there’s plenty of living liquid history to discover in this vivacious energetic city. Peychaud’s first cocktail was a combination of Sazerac brandy, sugar, water and bitters that became simply known as the Sazerac. Most bars in the city claim to specialize in Sazeracs, but this simple combination takes some skill to make well. One of the best versions is found at the French 76 bar, inside the legendary Arnaud’s restaurant. A relative newcomer, Arnaud’s has only been around since 1918, and the bar looks like something straight out of an Édouard Manet painting. The secret to its Sazerac is that all of the ingredients – rye, syrup, bitters, Herbsaint, even the glass – are kept ice cold, resulting in a smooth but powerful drink. If you’re lucky enough to meet Joe Gendusa, the author of History with a Twist, the ultimate guide to cocktail culture in New Orleans, you’ll have a VIP pass to the best of the city’s great bars. (And you can increase your chances of meeting him by booking one of his tours.) How else would you know that upstairs from the ground floor bar at Muriel’s is a secret room decorated to resemble an old-fashioned brothel? (That’s only one of the many purposes that the building has served in its 300-plus-year history.) Once you’ve sipped one of the bar’s signature pomegranate martinis and sunk into its plush velvet couches, you’ll get the sense that at least some of its hedonistic heritage remains. |
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 Take a day trip to Montreal from Ottawa and see this beautiful French-Canadian city your way. You'll have plenty of time to discover Montreal's old-world charm and French "joie de vivre" on this 10-hour tour, and you can plan your visit around the three-hour Greater Montreal Tram Tour that's included in your tour. Your full-day excursion begins with a 2-hour trip in a luxury air-conditioned coach from Ottawa to Montreal, with scenic views of the amazing landscape of Western Quebec. Once in Montreal, you will have a number of departure times to choose from for your three-hour Greater Montreal Tram Tour. Highlights of the tram tour include Old Montreal, the Olympic site, McGill University, Mt. Royal and a tour of Notre Dame Basilica. After your Greater Montreal Tram Tour, you will have the remainder of the day free to enjoy Montreal at your leisure. Your return transportation voucher is valid for any of the hourly departures between Montreal and Ottawa, allowing you to choose how long you wish to stay in historic Montreal. Parliament Hill in Ottawa is a place for decision-making, but also a place for people. Visitors can tour the buildings, watch Parliament in action, and enjoy ceremonial spectacles like the Changing of the Guard ceremony. There are three buildings making up Canada’s parliament complex. The centre block with its distinctive Peace Tower houses the chambers of the House of Commons and the Senate. Visitors can watch either chamber in action, take a tour of the building, and climb the Peace Tower for a view of the capital city region. The historic east block contains the restored offices of Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A Macdonald, and other early statesmen. Tours are offered of these historic rooms and visitors can also interact with historical characters from the period. The west block houses the offices of members of parliament and are not open to the public Built in 1797, the Napoleon House was meant to serve as a home for Napoleon, who was supposed to be rescued from exile and brought to New Orleans. He died before that could happen, robbing history of a great twist but bequeathing it a great bar. Today classical music still plays throughout the elegantly moldering building. The best place to sit is in the courtyard amid the swaying foliage and cool shadows. Order a Pimm’s Cup; it’s the house signature. The combination of Pimm’s, lemonade and 7Up, garnished with a cucumber, is just the thing to refresh on a steamy New Orleans afternoon. Even when the French Quarter is heaving with revelers, you can find quiet solace in the plush confines of the Bombay Club in the Prince Conti Hotel. Snuggle into one of the curtained booths, and listen to the pianist play swinging arrangements of jazz standards. Perhaps one of the liveried waiters will explain the day’s special, a cocktail from the 19th century. Or you can always order up a nice wet martini (wet is the new dry) with extra olives. Get comfortable; you’ll want to stay awhile.  Our city tour of downtown Toronto takes you past some of the city's major landmarks such as the Hockey Hall of Fame, Hummingbird Centre, Air Canada Centre, Molson Amphitheatre, IMAX, Eaton Centre, Osgoode Hall, Old and New City Hall, Toronto's waterfront and Ontario Place. Your 90-minute "urban safari" is uninterrupted and is fully narrated by our tour escort, to provide you with some of the history of Toronto and our historical landmarks. Your Hippo is driven by a marine licensed captain to ensure your comfort and safety. |
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