Guidebook for New Orleans
Sightseeing
Beautiful urban park with a sculture garden open to the public as well. Check out the forest of giant live oak trees covered in Spanish moss in the front of the park (along City Park Avenue).
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrBeautiful urban park with a sculture garden open to the public as well. Check out the forest of giant live oak trees covered in Spanish moss in the front of the park (along City Park Avenue).
If you've never been, you need to go. Royal Street and Chartres are our favorites, lots of art galleries and unique shops, but you should at least go see Bourbon if you've never stepped foot on it before. Pat O'Briens is a fun place to stop day or night.
790 locals recommend
French Quarter
If you've never been, you need to go. Royal Street and Chartres are our favorites, lots of art galleries and unique shops, but you should at least go see Bourbon if you've never stepped foot on it before. Pat O'Briens is a fun place to stop day or night.
Food Scene
Incredible local food for a reasonable price. Usually very easy to get a table.
17 locals recommend
Borgne
601 Loyola AveIncredible local food for a reasonable price. Usually very easy to get a table.
One of the top fried chicken restaurants in the city.
23 locals recommend
Fiorella's Cafe, the Original
5325 Franklin AveOne of the top fried chicken restaurants in the city.
Pontilly Coffee
4000 Chef Menteur HwyLocal coffee shop. Really nice people.
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad StRouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveParks & Nature
Beautiful waterway in the middle of the city. Great place to go for a walk or spend an afternoon relaxing.
238 locals recommend
Bayou St John
Beautiful waterway in the middle of the city. Great place to go for a walk or spend an afternoon relaxing.