Attractions

There are plenty of things to see and do that are all within walking distance of our doorstep.

So Many Attractions Close to Our Home.

Bourbon Street  ~  In the French Quarter. See it in the day and again at night!

The French Market  ~  North Peters St. between Barracks St. and Gov. Nichols St.

Jackson Square  ~  Bounded by Chartres St. and Decatur St. between St. Ann St. and St. Peter St.

St. Louis Cathedral  ~  Facing Jackson Square, this is the oldest continuously functioning church in the country. The present building dates to 1790.

Cabildo Museum  ~  Facing Jackson Square, On the left side next to the St, Louis Cathedral. The Louisiana Purchase was signed here.

Presbytere Museum  ~  Facing Jackson Square, On the right side next to the St. Louis Cathedral.

Aquarium of the Americas/IMAX Theater  ~  Iberville St. at the Mississippi River.

Canal Place Mall  ~  Upscale shopping.

River Walk Mall  ~  Between Spanish Plaza and the Convention Center. A mile long  mall overlooking the Mississippi River.

St. Louis Cemetery #1  ~  Basin St. at Bienville St., oldest cemetery in New Orleans.

Harrah's Casino  ~  Canal St. at South Peters St.

Downtown (CBD)  ~  On the American Side (west) of Canal Street.

Morial Convention Center  ~  On the other side of River Walk Mall on Convention Center Blvd.

Riverfront Street Car Line begins 3 blocks away at the foot of Elysian Fields Avenue at the River.

The U.S. Mint  ~  400 Esplanade Ave.

Voodoo Musuem  ~  724 Dumaine St.

Confederate Museum  ~  929 Camp St. in the CBD.

National D-Day Museum  ~  945 Magazine St. in the CBD.

Historic New Orleans Collection  ~  533 Royal St.

And the list goes on . . . .