New Orleans, LA Tourist Attractions

Sailors, yachties, who dats, yats all hanging out and talking about what ain't there no more

Great shopping and experience

Did the e-bike tour and it was fantastic, highly recommend. Teddy was an awesome guide, super entertaining and hes a local with tons of knowledge. Such a great tour! Book ... more

William was a wonderful guide!

Even though a quiet break bridge, those locks are the witness of love.

The Pythian Temple was a major construction project in 1909 by Smith W. Greene, a former enslaved person. Built by black craftspeople the building served as a multi use c ... more

The Central Congressional Church was built as a multi racial place to worship. Many members had strongly supported the abolition of slavery and did much to help freed sla ... more

Stopped here not knowing the history! So cool- Met the sweetest Boxer Paris and very friendly staff- great stop with kids out on a morning walk-what a special place, all ... more

The historic site of the Saint Josephs Convent and girls boarding school is a truly great series of buildings in the Trem Faberge of New Orleans. The sisters of St. Josep ... more

The Robb-Dillon home is a private residence and not accessible to the public so my review is on the lovely exterior. Designed by renowned local architect James Gallier. T ... more

Bell Street in Esplanade Ridge is no stranger to unique homes but the Historic Dufour-Plassan Home is a real eye catcher. Its not open to the public so I could only admir ... more

The Canal Street Walgreens Iconic Neon Sign is very pretty especially at night. It is reminiscent of a time when Canal Street was a glitzy shopping district. The Walgreen ... more

Mrs. Coretta Scott King worked tirelessly with the Congress of the United States to have a day recognized for her husband, Dr. Martin Luther King. When President Ronald R ... more

Enjoying the memories I had there

My kids really enjoyed they self

While exploring Bywater, go to Clouet Gardens for a break with nature. There's a large grass open space with local art, a Little Free Library, tables, and more. It's very ... more

An amazing piece of history lies within these walls. My husband and I feel very fortunate to have visited the TEP Center upon a recommendation from friends we were visit ... more

Surprisingly clean bathroom and cold water for drinking!

It is the Doyle-Robinson House now.

The Soria-Creel Mansion in the Garden District of New Orleans is a beautiful and distinguished private home. My review is based on the exterior as the public is not permi ... more

This is the site where the New Orleans Greys were formed. Half then marched to Texas and the other half sailed to Texas and then marched into the interior, where they pla ... more

History!

The owner, Josie Arlington was born in New Orleans and originally named Mary Duebler. She was born in dire circumstances and despite setbacks she was able to amass a fort ... more

This was the most amazing experience around NOLA. On this experience youre treated like family, and the food they cook up is amazing. I highly recommend this experience ... more

Not a good place. Been the ruin of many a poor boy.

Spooky history!

Great Tour! Join Cobys group! The tour was amazing. COBY WAS THE BEST TOUR GUIDE. We would highly recommend joining his group. His story telling skills are amazing. I sti ... more

Great way to get across the mighty Mississippi River... going to The Dry Dock.

The beautiful old home on the corner of Coliseum and Fourth streets in the Garden district may look strangely familiar. This building was featured as the retirement home ... more

Beautiful historic cathedral in the French quarter, New Orleans. My first time being in a basilica

We drove over to see the kraken house and it did not disappoint! Great decorating! Inspired us once we return to Pennsylvania!

We were so pleased to find this fitting tribute to the Latin American workers that helped so much with the Hurricane Katrina aftermath and ever since. This is a very well ... more

Nice area for large gatherings

Dope bikes

Franklin D. Roosevelt was president for four terms and during some of the darkest days the United States has seen. This statue commemorates the WWII years. Sadly he did n ... more

The Source is a sculpture of a very large head, laying on its side. Its located in Elks Place at about the same spot that the large Elk Statue once stood. The head is fro ... more

This is a very interesting monument, but sad at the same time. It represents a loss of life, and it was created in the neutral ground at these two crossroads.

If I could give a negative rating I would, for tourists on duty, I spent half an hour in the parking lot getting information about the aquarium and I didn't know but you ... more

What an unbelievable zoo. Such a beautiful place! Tons of animals up close. Giant old growth trees including the giant and magnificent Tree of Life. We spent four hours t ... more

Anthony is great helped us book our haunted history tour !

Very good place, good dishes at an affordable price

Not much is known about this old cemetery. Very early maps show it was just outside the old city wall around 1722. Local death records indicate at least four burials here ... more

The original Warehouse has been gone for many years but this monument does a great job of remembering it. This old warehouse structure had unbelievable acoustics and the ... more

This was so much fun while learning some history of New Orleans at the same time! Our tour guide, Marcus, was energetic and outgoing and really made tour as great as it w ... more