Garden District/Uptown The homes of New Orleans’ rich and famous sit among ancient oak trees and picturesque streetcars, affirming the Garden District’s reputation as one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods. Mid-City the Once considered “Back of Town,” this w om neighborhood is no downriver fr wn, to of ew N of t galleries, the hear many small revitalized section to This home is home best is and Orleans some of the h Quarter, and renc F k par the eat gr ont leans. waterfr to dozens of e in New Or fee shops, a cof ectur and hit c ants ar taur res Creole examples of historic homes. y oldest continuousl The nation’s ican ican-Amer inhabited Afr is steeped in neighborhood al history, ’ cultur New Orleans in places like found e. Congo Squar ter a w y /B y n g ari Faubourg M / ehouse ar Convention/W trict ons of brick warehouses Arts Dis hood’s cany y, while This neighbor ial heyda leans’ industr Or inhabit w e N recall ants that now taur res and the galleries the city’s thriving arts and them showcase culinary scenes. Tremé PHOTOS (from opposite page): Domenica Restaurant ©Will Crocker; Carriage tour ©Royal Carriage Tours; Iron fence detail ©Richard Cummins; City Park ©Miles/Chris Granger; Biking around the Marigny ©Miles/Chris Granger; Broiled oysters ©Balise Restaurant; Rebirth Brass Band at Congo Square New World Rhythms Festival ©Eric Simon/New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Visit our website at NewOrleansCVB.com Welcome to New Orleans 17
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