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

David B. • May 11, 2012Try the Redfish Cake - A twist on the crab cake, you will want to sop up the sauce of this #seafood appetizer

Roderick F. • March 5, 2016Check out the views of the river. Best parking is near canal place / aquarium

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.

DoubleDeuce • September 12, 2018This place is amazingly huge. Plenty of spots to snag a drink, catch one of the bands, eat from the food trucks or dip inside to grab some air conditioning before you head into the Superdome.

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

Jill O. • December 27, 2014They've done a wonderful job with the river walk. Walk, jog or sit and watch the ships go by.

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.

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.

Eliza T. • July 2, 2024Great walk, lovely to do during any time of the time! This is the 3rd biggest river in the world, so make sure you pop-by!

Andrew C. • July 9, 2018Wonderful piece of art and portrayed beautifully with symbolism to the stages of the Holocaust... sad many people don't stop and realize or even look at it, let alone read or pay tribute to it

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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!!