11 Best Places to Retire For People Who Hate Cold Winters!
6) New Orleans, Louisiana
If your retirement list includes warm weather, a laid-back city vibe, and lots to do, New Orleans (or the suburb of Metairie) is worth a look. Despite being a major city, cost of living is still below the national average. Additionally, Louisiana’s tax situation is extremely appealing to retirees. Summers can be hot. August is particularly muggy and humid, but the payoff comes in January with an average low of 45 degrees. The average high is 62. New Orleans is also hard to beat when it comes to things to do. The cuisine is incredible, the architecture breathtaking, the music scene thriving, and the festivals are frequent. The area is also filled with historic landmarks and museums, as well as opportunities to explore the surrounding nature areas in steamboats and kayaks.
