Woldenberg Park
Mississippi riverfront park with paths, public art and views of passing river traffic near the aquarium.
Places
Browse the New Orleans Beautiful place library by map, neighborhood or search-friendly Things to Do category.
THINGS TO DO
Explore neighborhoods →Explore by category
Coffee & CafésCoffee shops, cafés, beignets and neighborhood morning stops.
13 places
DrinksCocktail bars, breweries and neighborhood places to gather.
10 places
EventsFestivals, traditions and recurring New Orleans experiences.
0 places
FamilyMuseums, parks and attractions that work well for families.
17 places
FoodRestaurants, classic dishes and neighborhood favorites across the city.
43 places
Landmarks & HistoryHistoric sites, architecture and places that tell the city’s story.
19 places
Live MusicJazz, brass bands and live rooms from Frenchmen Street to Uptown.
18 places
MarketPublic markets, makers, food stalls and local shopping traditions.
4 places
MuseumArt, history and culture in museums across the city.
30 places
Parks & OutdoorsParks, bayous, gardens, trails and outdoor spaces around New Orleans.
17 places
ShoppingIndependent shops, boutiques, bookstores and retail districts.
15 places
SportsStadiums, arenas, racing and game-day destinations.
5 places
TheaterStages, performing arts venues and live productions around New Orleans.
9 placesAll New Orleans place guides
Lafitte Greenway
A public walking and cycling corridor connecting Mid-City with neighborhoods toward the French Quarter. The pin identifies a Mid-City section of the trail.
Grow Dat Youth Farm
Youth farming and food-education campus in City Park; visit through its announced public programs and events.
City Putt
Outdoor miniature golf in City Park with Louisiana and New Orleans themes.
Carousel Gardens Amusement Park
Seasonal amusement rides and a historic carousel inside City Park; check the operating calendar before visiting.
Audubon Insectarium
Insect exhibits and a butterfly garden in the riverfront Audubon complex, paired easily with the neighboring aquarium.
New Orleans Museum of Death
Museum with graphic historical material relating to death and mortality; review the subject matter before deciding whether to visit.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Gallery
Gallery and cultural foundation campus supporting Louisiana music, arts and community programs.
Southern Food & Beverage Museum
Museum exploring food and drink traditions across the American South, with New Orleans culinary connections.
New Orleans Fire Museum
Historic firehouse collection devoted to New Orleans firefighting; confirm current public visiting arrangements before making a special trip.