Sign up for a quick tour, the guides at Beauregard Keyes are fantastic
waited outside for the tour guide for 30 minutes, called, rang the bell etc. Never showed, during business hours. Not reliable.
The best muffuletta in the French Quarter! Ask for it warm, makes the bread crispy!
On Decatur Street
Nobody loves Joan more than me! 😍
If you are new to jazz, this place is a must visit.
Not much to do here unless you happen to catch a performance.
Often has free concerts at noon
One of the most beautiful squares I’ve ever seen. Amazing views, great vibes, perfect spot for photographers! Also a favorite spot for local artists to showcase their talent (set up on the sidewalks).
After the Battle of New Orleans in 1814 the square was renamed Jackson Square after General Andrew Jackson. Jackson Square has been featured in movies, including The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Grab beignets to go or a muffaletta from central grocery and sit in the Square on a sunny day. It's heavenly.
A good photo op for the cathedral but a ton of street performances worth avoiding.
Hand someone (you trust) your camera and hop on the cannon for an awesome picture! Also, COME ON YOU GUNNERS!
Second-lining with Santa during the French Market’s holiday Tree Lighting ceremony in November.
A must for any stop on a walk/tour of the Quarter.
Ask about "Sweetheart". Great story!
$5 for adults. The Old Ursuline Convent is the oldest building in the Mississippi River Valley. Completed in 1752, it is also the oldest surviving example of the French colonial period.
They have restrooms and water fountains in the courtyard.
Quite courtyard tucked away off Decatur street. Very clean public restrooms available and open on weekends.
The infamous pirateer actually spelled his name Laffite!
Fantastic organ music and labrynth every Tuesday 6 - 7pm.
Watch Sousa on Independence Day Weekend Sunday; http://wp.me/p2yq3f-i
Okay who can Rap we need help?
Amazing and elegant historic mansion that was donated by the Latter family in honor of their son and converted into a library.
A magnificent building. Just not great if you are in a hurry or want to self check out or reserve books.
Very cool to see, still in great condition
Opened in 1838, The New Orleans Mint is currently the oldest surviving structure to have served as a U.S. Mint. Since 1981 it has served as a branch of the Louisiana State Museum.
Cheek out the live music venue upstairs. Local legends hold court here during the day.
The cocktail tour is very interesting, especially while drinking a Sazerac!
The interior of this home was filmed for American Horror Story. It was depicted as Madame Lalaurie's house.
Our holiday decorations are in place! Come by for a tour!
I went here as a non-religious person out of curiosity. It was very relaxed and welcoming, I was abit disheartened that the pastor talked about donating to the church, for 30mins.
Was here for a wedding, the staff was amazing!
This place us beautiful and perfect place for the Witches Ball!
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