Neighborhoods

The heart of New Orleans, known for its European architecture, Bourbon Street nightlife, and historic charm. Think beignets, jazz, and wrought iron balconies.

AA hub for contemporary art, museums, and trendy restaurants housed in renovated industrial buildings. 

​Across the river via ferry, this historic neighborhood offers stunning views of the city skyline and a quiet charm.

A laid-back, residential zone with access to City Park, Bayou St. John, and a mix of old and new architecture. 

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A quieter, residential area with charming homes and access to the riverbend and streetcar line. 

A sprawling district with diverse communities, nature preserves, and growing development. 

The oldest African American neighborhood in the U.S., rich in Creole culture, music history, and colorful cottages. 

Bohemian and artsy, with vibrant homes, live music on Frenchmen Street, and a strong community vibe. 

A shopping and dining corridor that runs through Uptown, filled with boutiques, cafes, and local flair. 

Famous for its oak-lined streets, antebellum mansions, and the St. Charles streetcar. A blend of elegance and tradition.

Known for its resilience post-Katrina, this area is steeped in history and community activism.