French architecture left New Orleans and the entirety of the United States during the late 1800's. The Ursuline is the only French-Colonial building left in all of America. So to that end the Master of the City applied considerable effort time and resources into obtaining the premises. Striking a lucrative deal with the city he has rehabbed the entirety of the property returning it to a level of grandeur that hasn’t been seen in New Orleans since the time of Phillipe the II. The problem came when there were far too many holy symbols imbued with faith left moldering around the convent. Having taken several millions of dollars and years he has finally made the convent habitable for vampire kind. There are still crosses that adorn the building but these faux crosses have been specially created by Gates and are completely harmless to vampirekind. What many will never know is that Gates has kept the potent crosses of the convent and they are safely hidden as a cache in the case of hostile vampires. In fact on room in the cellar of the premises has every wall and the inside of the door hung with crosses as a prisoner/penitent’s room.

Built on the land where St. Peters Cemetery once stood It is the Seat of the Kiss’s government. As Nighthawks is protected as sanctuary to all The Chapel is where anyone who is in the know and wishes to deal with the kiss will venture. Inside the monastery is a fetish/ vampire freak members only club. The happenings inside are not for the faint of heart as here the monsters and those that love them come to play. To harm anyone who is a member even just a temporary member is to make war against the Kiss and all of its allies.

One of the few twenty four hour three hundred sixty four day non stripper nightclubs in New Orleans that isn’t dependant on Mardi Gras. NightHawks is open year round. It is only closed on All Saint’s day. The night of Gates Bacchanalia Its staff is predominately Vampire and Lycanthrope. It’s a place where the preternatural community can congregate in peace. It is a known fact that if anyone breaks the peace at NightHawks their life and their family’s life is forfeit.

It is one of the most beautiful hotels in New Orleans. It has a completely restored, remodeled interior. It is the height of classic old world service with a new world touch. Its charm comes from those that know what true old world charm was as it is also one of the Kisses main sources of income. Tourist often come for Vampire sightings and stay because of how well they have been served.

Le Félin Exotique is a strip club that is ran by the preternatural community. All of the strippers, not only dance around and take off their cloths, but also bring something supernatural to the stage. The witches would cast spells that would create beautiful shows, vampires will use their powers to entrance the viewers, and the lycanthropes will shift on stage. Come in and enjoy drinks that are out of this world and entertainment you cant see anywhere else.

McCarthy's is a 60 year old New Orleans neighborhood bar, known far and wide for some of the best po boys, gumbo and other specials in the city. Equally famous for their annual St. Patricks day block party.

Café Reconcile is a non-profit organization and restaurant.It was founded in 1996 by local Cackle and provides culinary and life skills training for at risk youth, allowing them to enter the hospitality and entertainment industry of New Orleans.

A 'family' owned bakery that has been run by the Sleuth and their kin for generations.Initially located on Dryades Street, it moved in 1904 to Simon Bolivar Avenue, where it continues in business as the city's largest and best-known maker of po'boy bread, a fiercely local competitive niche.

Part of the Jean Lafitte National Park system. Trails and elevated boardwalks through forest, wetland, bayous, and swamp. One can often see wild alligators in the water under the foot bridges. Especially impressive in the spring when the wildflowers are in bloom. Free. Open 9a-5p every day except for Christmas and Mardi Gras.

Lying less than two hours northwest of New Orleans, is the state capital Baton Rouge. Even as it is a State and Parish capital it is second-largest city in Louisiana. The city of Baton Rouge is a major state center. It was also until recently the largest epicenter of Vitamin V outbreaks. In the ensuing maelstrom of activities, the city was annexed by New Orleans.

It has never been done and is not strictly allowed but in light of the potential fallout neither council has made a move unsure of how much carnage would follow. Though no longer as vital Baton Rouge’s historical importance was due its strategic site upon the Istrouma Bluff, the first natural bluff upriver from the Mississippi River Delta at the Gulf. This allowed development of a business quarter safe from seasonal flooding. In addition, the city built a levee system stretching from the bluff southward to protect the riverfront and low-lying agricultural areas. It has been ruled by seven different governments: French, British, and Spanish in the colonial era; the Republic of West Florida, as a United States territory and state, Confederate, and United States again since the end of the American Civil War.

It is now firmly under the control of New Orleans considered NOLA north now.