Season
Season 9 Episode
- Season 9 I Rented a Korean Hanok House
- Season 9 The Florence Experience: Peak Renaissance Italy
- Season 9 The Rome Experience: Pizza & History Hunt
- Season 9 The Wyoming Experience: America's Wild West
- Season 9 The New Orleans Experience: Beers, Goths & Alligators
- Season 9 The New Orleans Experience II: Antiques & Absinthe
- Season 9 The Las Vegas Experience: 48 Hours in Sin City
- Season 9 The Venice Experience: How Venetians Built an Empire
- Season 9 Vietnam Hotel Hunt: Pork O'Clock Sidequest
- Season 9 $1000 Luxury Vietnam Cruise
- Season 9 I Rented a Floating Home in Vietnam
- Season 9 $100 Seaplane Vietnam: Ha Long Bay
- Season 9 Cobra Gongo & Street Food Hunt Hanoi
- Season 9 $200 Shopping Challenge: Saigon Market Hunt
- Season 9 $400 Shopping Challenge: Saigon Market Hunt II
- Season 9 $90 Korean BBQ Saigon Vietnam
- Season 9 Vietnam's Venetian Village: Life in a Floating House
- Season 9 $1000 Antiques Hunt: Hanoi Shopping Spree
- Season 9 $300 Luxury Cabin Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 I Stayed in a Hmong Village Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 Hmong Village BBQ Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 Vietnam's English Speaking Mountain Enclave
Harald Baldr - Season 9 Episode 5 The New Orleans Experience: Beers, Goths & Alligators
0.00 40 minutes NEW ORLEANS, USA: My main problem with most American cities is the lack of a proper European style downtown walkable historic area with tons of restaurants, bars and classic buildings. As soon as I enter New Orleans' French Quarter and wandered down the famed Bourbon street, I realised this is one of those cities that bucks the usual American trend of downtown being dead.
Full of life and fantastic architecture, New Orleans has hands down the coolest American downtown area I've ever come across. Finding a historic building to stay in proved a difficult difficult task though with nothing exceptional showing up when searching through booking.com. After extensive research I was pointed in the direction of the Olivier House, a historic boutique hotel made up of 5 family homes built in the 1880s. This turned out to be a gem of hotel and the second best I've stayed in in USA.
