Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Central Business District, New Orleans

Kimmie O. • June 5, 2022Lovely park with scenic views. Great place for people watching. You’ll find plenty of artists and painters around here.

Roderick F. • March 5, 2016Live music here is always great never a shortage of food vendors or drinks

Robert B. • April 1, 2013A good photo op for the cathedral but a ton of street performances worth avoiding.

Ryan E. • November 13, 2018Small park in the Central Business District that's a great space during all seasons. Mardi Gras parades pass by in winter, festivals are in spring and fall, and in summer it's a great place to relax.

Hadi • March 24, 2017Cozy and kinda isolated spot… great to check out!

Elizabeth M. • September 15, 2013Nice place to take a rest and people watch! Wish We had booked a dinner cruise - now we know for next time!

Joseph B. • September 29, 2019Awesome and relaxing views.

Suzanne C. • February 11, 2019The best muffuletta in the French Quarter! Ask for it warm, makes the bread crispy!

Ryan E. • November 13, 2018A few blocks between businesses, Fulton Alley is particularly great during the holidays. Hot chocolate, fake snow, Christmas decorations and music as well as a bowling alley and various food options.

Ian H. • December 11, 2016Amazing piece of kinetic art by Yaacov Agam, the inventor of the style.

CNN • May 11, 2015The beautiful beaux arts building, dating to 1918, was shuttered post Katrina, but is currently undergoing a $13 million renovation in order to restore it to its former glory. Reopening this fall.

Lee S. • January 4, 2017Small but awesome. Cool little bit of NOLA history.

Russ G. • August 25, 2013Nice place to sit and rest. Sit in shade with a drink. People watching is good!

Laur L. • July 16, 2017We didn't go inside but from the outside it is super spooky! A little sad at all the liberties AHS took on Madame LaLaurie but if possible she is more twisted in real life.

Xiaoyu • December 31, 2015If you are new to jazz, this place is a must visit.

Westley B. • February 26, 2011Check out the portraits of Mayors in the main hall.

Pandora K. • September 13, 2015On a full moon it's awesome to photograph. Have had anomalies in photos. Le Jardin du Père Antoine is its actual name.

Brandi B. • September 10, 2019They’ve done so much work in the River front. Very beautiful, relaxing and a lot cleaner

Kimmie O. • June 5, 2022The monument commemorates the founder of New Orleans, Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville.

Kristen D. • December 6, 2010Great off-leash dog park in the quarter. Friendly people and dogs. Water is available year-round.

Andrea • April 3, 2022Great design, friendly and skilled bartenders

Kimmie O. • June 5, 2022Several buses stop by here.

John F. • January 7, 2012There are power outlets available around the perimeter.

Cyn F. • March 5, 2011Ignatius Reilly comes in during the Mardi Gras season so that Chateau Bourbon can erect a fence in the alcove.

Stephen J. • May 11, 2013Worth the visit

Andrew H. • March 13, 2014great place for a Decoration Day picnic

A • December 8, 2015Beautiful area makes for good walks with the family.

Andrew C. • July 6, 2018They're doing construction on it (summer 2018), so nothing really here to see or do... from previous pics, they seemed to have a nice fountain and seating area!!