New Orleans Official Visitors Guide - 2026 Summer/Fall
Convention/Warehouse/ Arts District
2026-06-27 14:42:18
This neighborhood’s brick warehouses recall New Orleans in its industrial heyday, while the galleries and restaurants that now inhabit them showcase the city’s thriving arts and culinary scenes.
Find everything from boutique accommodations to larger, brand-name, modern hotels in this chic and trendy neighborhood.
Feast on Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine at Kira, modern Creole-inspired dishes at Annunciation Restaurant, and new Cajun twists at Galliano Restaurant. Dine in style at Desi Vega’s Steakhouse, Sofia, and Briquette, or savor elevated comfort food at Boulevard American Bistro.
From wine bars to swanky hotel cocktail lounges, the bar scene matches the sophisticated vibe of this area. Check out The Wine Bar at Emeril’s and Rosie’s on the Roof for a unique cocktail experience.
Upscale art galleries, high-end shopping centers, outlet stores, and stylish boutiques mean you can always find something fabulous to bring home.
Mardi Gras World offers a colorful and fascinating look into this signature celebration known the world over. The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience and the Louisiana Civil Rights Museum are two of New Orleans’ lesser-known gems.
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