Home / New Orleans / Map

Close

Click to show or hide all venues on the map.

 
     
New Orleans

New Orleans

In 2005 Hurricane Katrina dealt the city a blow that called its very existence into question. In the midst of the agony of rebuilding the city there was a miracle – the New Orleans joie de vivre and genius for pleasure re-emerged intact. Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest were celebrated within months of the deluge. Backyard crawfish boils and second line parades resumed as restaurants and clubs reopened. For New Orleanians, the whole point of being here is to enjoy life. And they invite you to join them.

Bayona

Bayona

Susan Spicer's worldly cuisine

Chef Susan Spicer's classic French cuisine training is the basis for her adventurous kitchen....

read more

Jacques-Imo's

Jacques-Imo's

Inspired cooking from a hot chef

Chef Jacques Leonardi's ebullient personality is stamped on every aspect of Jacques-Imo's....

read more

City Park

City Park

Sylvan retreat in the city

Just beyond the statue of Beauregard, City Park sits on the former site of the Allard Plantation....

read more

Creole Queen

Creole Queen

Rolling on the river

These two sister boats offer a range of short and longish tours....

read more

Gallier House

Gallier House

Visit elegant 1860 New Orleans

James Gallier Jr, son of pivotal New Orleans architect James Gallier Sr, designed this side-hall, Italiante townhouse....

read more

Historic New Orleans Collection

Historic New Orleans Collection

Don't overlook this gem

Serious and low-key, the HNOC's free public gallery houses well-researched exhibitions on local history, complete with original maps, documents, pictures and artefacts....

read more

Arthur Roger Gallery

Arthur Roger Gallery

Cool, modern and edgy art

The gallery that started it all, the Arthur Roger Gallery....

read more

Michalopoulos

Michalopoulos

Quirky magical realism

Here, the local artist James Michalopoulos presents his own vision of deliriously levitating, perilously leaning, helter-skelter New Orleans architecture, street scenes and portraits, captured in his highly popular oil paintings and lithographs....

read more

Faulkner House Books

Faulkner House Books

Haunt of New Orleans books and Southern writers

Novelist William Faulkner (über Southern writer) lived in this building briefly in the 1920s....

read more

Yvonne Lafleur

Yvonne Lafleur

Where fashion and fantasy mix

Even in a city that lives by the ethos of 'Too much is not enough', the Yvonne Lafleur fashion atelier is over the top....

read more

Loa

Loa

Sophisticated romance with a voodoo vibe

This is the one that started it all....

read more

House of Blues

House of Blues

House party every night

Best known for its music club, House of Blues also does a decently priced lunch and dinner with a Southern accent....

read more

Mid-City Lanes Rock'n'Bowl

Mid-City Lanes Rock'n'Bowl

Zydeco and rock that bowls you over

Checkpoint Charlie's may be the only music venue in town with its own launderette, but Rock 'n' Bowl ups the ante....

read more

Tipitina's

Tipitina's

One of the world's great music clubs

Legendary' is overused in the music world but this fabled club is fully worthy of the ennoblement....

read more

My Stay in New Orleans
Total 0 items Summary:
No items added
My Attractions
Add attractions to Build your Stay
My Hotel
Add a hotel to Build your Stay
Preview My Stay
You need to log in to preview Stay
Download my Stay
You need to log in to download Stay
     
  Close

Login

Signup