This communal park in the French Quarter has a deep-rooted connection to local artists and musicians.

Louisiana’s oldest church is the perfect respite from the French Quarter’s busy streets.

Personal accounts, films and artifacts provide a thorough and informative look at World War II.

Enjoy some of the best live jazz music in New Orleans on this historic avenue.

Get an inside view into preparations for one of the world’s most famous annual festivals.

One of America’s most influential galleries celebrates the city’s rich cultural heritage as well as art from around the world.

History lessons and photographic opportunities abound in this famous cemetery, a final resting place for New Orleans residents since 1833.

The Cities of the Dead, famous for their above-ground tombs and mausoleums, are the final resting places of celebrated New Orleans residents. 

Fascinating insights into the history of Louisiana and its people await at this museum filled with unusual artifacts.

Bask in a beautiful and historic green space that is also home to several major attractions, including a zoo, a golf course and stables.

Home to some of nature's rarest creatures, this landmark attraction is packed with history, Cajun flavor and Louisiana charm.

Interesting hands-on learning experiences are just one part of this wonderfully well-equipped aquarium, home to around 15,000 different fascinating creatures.

One of the oldest museums in Louisiana explores Civil War history via the second-largest collection of Confederate artifacts in the world.

Fascinating insects creep, crawl and flutter all around the extensive displays at this living museum, which promises a magical day out for adults and kids alike.

The engaging museum housed in this historic building offers insight into everything from New Orleans Jazz to local arts and crafts.

Visit two exhibitions devoted to two very different angles of Louisiana’s past and present, both housed in a remarkable building with a rich history.

Start your exploration of New Orleans with the many attractions on this buzzing pedestrianized street, which is located right in the heart of the downtown area.

Wander colorful gardens dotted with fountains and experience the lavish lifestyle of a wealthy early 20th-century New Orleans family at this historic attraction.