Tremé The nation’s oldest African American neighborhood is steeped in rich cultural history, found in places like Congo Square. Guesthouses and B&Bs are the best way to experience this charming and historic part of the city. Enjoy authentic Ethiopian at Addis NOLA , legendary Creole cooking at dooky Chase’s restaurant , new takes on Cajun at Gabrielle restaurant , and brunch and baked goods at Backatown Coffee Parlour . Grab a beer at a low-key neighborhood bar and you’ll come across friendly locals who have lived here for decades. Tour Seven three distilling Company , then pick up a good read at Baldwin & Co. bookstore. Learn about the history and culture of New Orleans in Tremé at the New Orleans African American Museum , historic Carver theater, Armstrong Park and Congo Square , Backstreet Cultural Museum , and Black-owned businesses along Bayou Road. Plan Your Trip! Visit NewOrleans.com/plan/ neighborhoods or scan the QR code for up-to-date listings of attractions, restaurants, and accommodations throughout the city. ARMSTRONG PARK © Zack Smith NEWOrLEANS.COM 59
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