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River Cruises
A peaceful boat ride is an
alternative to the party
atmosphere and noise of the
city. Paddlewheelers offer
short excursions up and down
the Mississippi River from
the French Quarter wharves.
Swamp tours by flatboat or
seaplane also abound, charter
boats and houseboats are
readily available, and you can
splash out and book a week-
long cruise on the famous
Delta Queen, which runs from
Pittsburgh all the way to New
Orleans and is operated by
the Majestic America Line. Lake Pontchartrain fishing area
fast course and the surroundings Greens fees vary from under
Golf and Tennis are beautiful. A bonus is the $20 to over $75 per person,
City Park’s Bayou Oaks is the park’s Golf Club, which serves and are highest in winter.
South’s largest public golf as a bar and restaurant. The The City Park Pepsi Tennis
course, offering four 18-hole wraparound porch is the perfect Center (see p121) has 16 hard
courses. The golf courses place to enjoy lunch before or courts and 10 clay courts. All
sustained heavy damage after your game. are well-lit at night.
from flooding after Hurricane There are many country golf
Katrina and are being rebuilt clubs that allow guests, and Fitness Centers
and reopened in stages, one some of the best and most
course at a time. The driving accessible of these are Belle Many hotels have on-site
range reopened in 2007, Terre, Lakewood, Oak Harbor, fitness centers where you
and the North course in 2008. and the Chateau Country Golf can use the weights room,
Other courses are under Club. Golf is a year-round sport, swim laps, relax in the
redevelopment. The 18-hole but winter is the busiest season. sauna, or burn those extra
course in Audubon Park If you play in summer, start early calories on the treadmill.
(see p113) has undergone a to avoid the heat and the late The Downtown Fitness
$6-million redesign. It is a flat, afternoon thunderstorms. Center welcomes guests.
DIRECTORY
Museums for Capt. Phil Golf and Tennis Oak Harbor
Children Robi chaux’s 201 Oak Harbor Blvd,
Slidell.
Kenner Planetarium Saltwater Guide Bayou Oaks Tel (985) 646-0110.
City Park, Filmore Ave.
2020 4th St, Rivertown, Service Map 2 A1. ∑ oakharborgolf.com
Kenner. 1842 Jean Lafitte Blvd,
Tel 468-7231. Jean Lafitte. Tel 483-9397. Fitness Centers
∑ neworleans
Mardi Gras Museum Tel 689-2006. citypark.com Downtown
415 Williams Blvd, Griffin Fishing Fitness Center
Rivertown, Kenner. Charters Belle Terre 333 Canal St, Suite 380.
Tel 468-7231. 111 Fairway Dr, LaPlace. Map 4 C3.
Tel (800) 741-1340. Tel 525-1404.
Toy Train Museum Tel (985) 652-5000. ∑ downtown
519 Williams Blvd, River Cruises Chateau Country fitnesscenter.com
Rivertown, Kenner. Club Golf
Tel 468-7231. Majestic America 3600 Chateau Blvd,
Line/Delta Queen
Fishing/ Robin St Wharf, 1380 Port Metaire.
Swamp Tours of New Orleans Place. Tel 467-1351.
∑ chateaugc.com
Angelle’s Map 8 C3.
Atchafalaya Basin Tel (800) 434-1332. Lakewood
Swamp Tours ∑ majestic 4801 Gen. DeGaulle Dr.
Tel (337) 228-8567. americaline.com Tel 235-5638.
Passengers boarding a streetcar on Canal Street



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Guide





Practical Information 202–207

Travel Information 210–217
New Orleans Street Finder 218–231



















































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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

New Orleans is renowned all over the and Health (see pp204–5) outlines a
world for its lively social life and friendly number of recommended precautions.
atmosphere. As long as visitors take a few Banking and Currency (see pp206–7)
sensible measures, they should enjoy a answers essential financial questions,
trouble-free stay. The Survival Guide that while Communications and Media
follows contains information that will (see pp208–9) has information on
help you plan your visit. Personal Security the phone and postal services.

Visas and Passports Admission Prices Etiquette and Smoking
Visitors traveling from outside Museum admission charges Smoking is prohibited in all
the United States should check range from $5 to $10, with up public buildings, including stores
entry requirements with a US to 50 per cent off for students and restaurants. The legal age for
embassy or consulate. All (with ID cards) and senior drinking alcohol is 21; however,
foreigners must have a valid citizens. Some museums allow anybody may be asked for
passport, and visitors from most free admission for children photo ID to get into bars. If you
countries must also have a non- under the age of 12. Many do wish to consume an alcoholic
immigrant visitor’s visa. Citizens not charge entrance fees but drink on the street, it must be in
of Australia, New Zealand, South welcome a donation, while a plastic container, or “go cup.”
Africa, Japan, the UK, and EU in others it is possible to buy Public restrooms can be
countries can visit the US membership on the spot. Most found at most city parks;
without a visa if they plan to stay museums have guided tours, additional facilities are made
for fewer than 90 days. Those souvenir stores, publications, available during large events
traveling under the Visa Waiver independent exhibitions, and such as Mardi Gras. Public
Program must pre-register with other events. urination is an offense and
the Department of Homeland will result in arrest and fines.
Security’s Electronic System for
Travel Authorization (ESTA).
Taxes and Tipping
Tax-free shopping is available
Travel Safety Advice
at participating merchants to
Visitors can get up-to-date foreign visitors who are staying
travel safety information from in the US for fewer than 90
the Foreign and Commonwealth days. For more information on
Office in the UK, the State getting a refund on sales taxes,
Department in the US and the visit the Tax-Free Counter in
Department of Foreign Affairs the main ticket lobby at the
and Trade in Australia. International Airport.
Tipping is expected for most
services. Tip restaurant staff
Customs Information
15 to 20 per cent of the bill, bar-
Visitors over the age of 21 have tenders 50 cents to $1 per drink,
the right to carry up to 200 porters $1 per bag, and valet
cigarettes, 1 liter of alcohol, parking attendants $1.
and 4.4 lb (2 kg) of any kind Exterior of the Ogden Museum of Southern
of pipe tobacco. Plants, fresh Art, New Orleans
foods, and all kinds of meat are Opening Hours Disabled Travelers
prohibited, as are weapons and Ramps, elevators, and special
non-prescription drugs. Museums tend to open from parking spaces can be found
10am–5pm. Most stores are all around the city. However,
open from 10am–6pm, but unfortunately not many historic
Tourist Information souvenir stores in the French buildings have these facilities,
The New Orleans Convention Quarter close later. Restaurants nor do most restaurants and
and Visitors’ Bureau (NOCVB) usually start evening service at bars. Always enquire about
and the New Orleans Tourism 5pm and continue until 10pm mobility restrictions in advance
Marketing Corporation are (11pm Friday and Saturday), or of visiting.
useful sources of information. until the last diner leaves. Live Outside of the French Quarter
The NOCVB offers free maps music usually starts at 10pm, and Downtown areas, sidewalks
and guides, as well as discount and it is a tradition not to close may be in a state of disrepair
coupons. It also helps in cases until the last guest has left. and not suitable for wheelchairs.
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Electricity
streetcar routes and all RTA DIRECTORY
buses have wheelchair ramps. Electrical current flows at 110
For more information, contact volts AC (alternating current), Visas and Passports
the Advocacy Center. and appliances require two- Electronic System for Travel
prong plugs. Some non-US Authorization (ESTA)
appliances will require both a
Senior Travelers plug converter and a 110–120- ∑ https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov
Anyone over the age of 65 is volt adaptor, compatible with Travel Safety Advice
eligible for various discounts the US electricity system.
with proof of age, including Department of Foreign
up to 50 per cent off the entry Affairs and Trade (Australia)
fee for museums and galleries. Conversion Chart ∑ dfat.gov.au/
∑ smartraveller.gov.au/
The American Association of US Standard to Metric
Retired Persons can provide Bear in mind that 1 US pint Foreign and
more details. The interna tional (0.5 liter) is a smaller measure Commonwealth Office (UK)
senior travel organization Road than 1 UK pint (0.6 liter). ∑ www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-
Scholar is another great source 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters advice
of information. 1 foot = 30 centimeters US Department of State (US)
1 mile = 1.6 kilometers ∑ travel.state.gov/
1 ounce = 28 grams
Gay and Lesbian 1 pound = 454 grams Tourist Information
Travelers
1 US quart = 0.947 liter
New Orleans is a welcoming 1 US gallon = 3.8 liters New Orleans Convention
destination for lesbian, gay, and Visitors’ Bureau (NOCVB)
bisexual, and transgender Metric to US Standard 2020 St. Charles Ave.
(LGBT) travelers, with many 1 centimeter = 0.4 inch Map 8 A3.
Tel (800) 672-6124.
bars, nightclubs, and hotels 1 meter = 3 feet 3 inches ∑ neworleanscvb.com
that cater specifically to the 1 kilometer = 0.6 miles
needs of this community, 1 gram = 0.04 ounce New Orleans Tourism
not to mention LGBT-friendly 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds Marketing Corporation
events and entertainment. 1 liter = 1.1 US quarts 365 Canal St.
Among the many annual LGBT Map 4 C3.
festivals, the largest is Southern Tel (504) 524-4784.
Decadence, which takes place Responsible Tourism ∑ neworleansonline.com
in the first week of September. There is a drive in the city to be Taxes
more eco-friendly. Many hotels
claim to use green practices, Tax-Free Counter
New Orleans Time
but check for independent New Orleans International
New Orleans and Louisiana are certification before booking. Airport.
in the Central Standard Time Visitors can support the local Tel (504) 467-0723.
Zone (CST), which is 6 hours community by buying meat ∑ louisianataxfree.com
behind Greenwich Mean Time and dairy produce at farmers’ Disabled Travelers
(GMT). If making an international markets. Crescent City Farmers
call from the city, add 6 hours for Market organizes three sales Advocacy Center
the UK, 17 hours for Australia, per week: on Tuesdays 8325 Oak St.
and 19 hours for New Zealand. (9am–1pm, 200 Broadway St), Map 6 A1.
Time differences for Australia and Thursdays (3–7pm, 3700 Tel (800) 960-7705.
New Zealand may vary due to Orleans Ave), and Saturdays ∑ advocacyla.org
Daylight Saving Time. (8am–noon, 700 Magazine St).
Senior Travelers
American Association
of Retired Persons
Tel (800) 687-2277.
∑ aarp.org
Road Scholar
Tel (877) 454-5768.
∑ roadscholar.org
Responsible Tourism
Crescent City Farmers Market
∑ crescentcityfarmers
market.org
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Personal Security and Health It is important to realize
that most crime is largely
New Orleans is a very friendly city, and visitors can expect contained within blighted
people to help should anything go wrong. However, as in and economically depressed
any large city, you must take some simple precautions for neighborhoods. It is unlikely
safety. learn how to recognize and locate law enforcement that a visitor to the city would
wander into one of these areas
officers, and also how to identify the less safe areas of the since they are largely devoid of
city. always check with friends and hotel staff before going tourist attractions. The streets
out in the evening. it is also important to know how to find of New Orleans are generally
medical help if necessary. although the weather is generally safe just as long as you are
good, New Orleans experiences some extreme weather, aware of your surroundings
and exercise good judgment.
with high heat and humidity in the summer and occasional
damaging hurricanes.
In an Emergency
there is a considerable police To contact the authorities
presence in the tourist areas, it is for fire, medical, or police
still wise to use common sense. emergencies, dial 911. This
Do not advertise the fact that call is free of charge from any
you are a visitor, but prepare the phone. If urgent medical care is
day’s itinerary in advance, and needed, you can also proceed
study your map before setting to the emergency room at the
off. Avoid wearing flashy jewelry, Medical Center of Louisiana
and carry your camera securely. or the one at Touro Infirmary.
Only carry small amounts of For dental emergencies, call
cash; credit cards and traveler’s either the New Orleans Dental
checks are more secure options. Association or the Medical
Keep these close to your body in Center of Louisiana; both are
a money belt or an inside pocket. open 24 hours a day.
Before leaving home, take The police patrol have a
photocopies of all important wealth of experience dealing
documents, including your with property crime, violent
Mounted police on patrol, Bourbon Street, passport and visa, and keep crime, and crowd control during
French Quarter them with you, separate from large events such as Mardi Gras
the originals. Make a
Police note of your credit card
The New Orleans Police numbers, in the event
Department patrols the city of their being stolen.
streets on foot, on bicycles, Keep an eye on your
on motorcycles, on horse back, belongings at all times,
and in cars. Patrols focus on whether checking
popular areas such as the into or out of a hotel,
French Quarter, the Garden standing at the airport,
District, and the Central or sitting in a bar or Police car
Business District (CBD). There restaurant. Keep any
are also private security valuables in the hotel
companies that patrol the CBD, safe, as most hotels
the Garden District, and a few will not guarantee their
other Uptown neighborhoods. security if they are left
As New Orleans has a lively in the room. Also be
nightlife, there is a strong police careful not to tell
presence 24 hours a day. strangers where you are
staying, and do not let Ambulance
anyone you do not
What to be Aware of know into your room.
New Orleans has made great When parking your
strides in reducing crime rates, car, avoid dark and quiet
but visitors still need to be alert. streets, and whenever
If possible, stay in a large group possible, use well-lit
when sightseeing outside, and public parking lots
do not challenge a thief – no or the valet parking
camera or amount of money services of hotels
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(see pp30–31). If you are arrested close to fresh water and swamp
for any reason, you have the land. If you plan to visit parks
right to remain silent and are and reserves, wear a good
permitted to make one insect repellent.
telephone call. Non-US citizens
should contact their embassy or Travel and Health
consulate for legal assistance.
Insurance
Travel insurance is highly
Lost and Stolen Property
recommended. It can help
Even though the chances of in the event of loss or theft
retrieving stolen or lost property of personal goods, or if travel
are slim, it is important to report arrangements fall through.
any such losses to the police. Foreign visitors should also
Keep a copy of the police report obtain insurance for emergency
if you are planning to make an medical and dental care, which
insurance claim. Most credit can be expensive in the US. It
card companies have toll-free Walgreens, one of New Orleans’ is useful to carry a medical ID
numbers for reporting a loss, as 24-hour pharmacies card containing information
do Thomas Cook and American Natural Hazards on your blood type, allergies,
Express for lost traveler’s checks medications, and an emergency
(see p207). If you lose your Hurricanes are infrequent but contact number.
passport, contact your embassy devastating when they do
or consulate immediately. strike. There are tried and tested DIRECTORY
Airport Operations retains emergency procedures, and if
items that have been lost in the worst should happen, In an Emergency
public areas of the terminal. The follow the announcements Emergencies
office is open 24 hours a day. If on local television and radio. Tel 911.
they remain unclaimed after 30 If an evacuation order is issued,
days, items turned in to this Lost leave the region immediately. Medical Center of Louisiana
and Found office are donated Ignoring this order, or waiting 2021 Perdido St. Map 2 B5.
to charity. If you lose something until the last possible minute, Tel (800) 256-2311.
in an airline’s exclusive areas could prove disastrous. In case New Orleans Dental
(ticket counters, gate areas, of emergency, a hotline may Association
or airplanes), check with the be set up before a storm Tel (504) 834-6449.
relevant airline’s baggage office strikes. You may also check
on the lower level. the National Hurricane Police (Non-Emergency)
Center’s forecasts online Tel (504) 821-2222.
(www.nhc.noaa.gov). Touro Infirmary
Hospitals and Despite Louisiana’s hurricanes 1401 Foucher St. Map 7 E4.
Pharmacies being notorious, the most Tel (504) 897-7011.
Even if your insurance offers frequent climatic hazard to
medical coverage, you affect visitors is the sun. Use Lost and Stolen
may still have to pay high-factor sunscreen Property
for any services you lotions and wear a hat. Airport Operations
use, and then claim Be aware that heat can Upper Level, West Lobby, New
reimbursement from be as big a problem as Orleans International Airport.
your insurance sunlight; drink plenty of Tel (504) 303-7790.
company. If you take fluids to stay hydrated.
medication, it is wise There are several Hospitals and
to bring a back-up venomous snakes Pharmacies
prescription with you. native to Louisiana, but
There are many Hospital sign unless you are in dense RiteAid
RiteAid and Walgreens swamp or forest you are 2669 Canal St. Map 2 B4.
pharmacies in the city. Those unlikely to encounter any. Tel (504) 827-1400.
close to the French Quarter are Alligators are plentiful in most ∑ riteaid.com
open daily from 9am to 7pm. At swamps and bodies of water Walgreens
any other time, there are several just outside the city, so use 1801 St. Charles Ave.
24-hour pharmacies; ask your caution when walking in these Map 8 A2. Tel (504) 561-8458
hotel for assistance. areas and do not feed them. (24 hours).
In the event of a non- Biting and stinging insects, 900 Canal St. Map 4 B3.
emergency health issue, there including mosquitoes, are a Tel (504) 568-1271.
are a number of care facilities nuisance between April and ∑ walgreens.com
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Banking and Currency transaction. Make sure, too,
that you can remember your
Throughout New Orleans, there are various places to PIN (Personal Identification
access and exchange your money. Banks are open during Number). The largest ATM
the week, and there are also numerous aTMs. Foreign systems are Plus and Cirrus,
currency can be exchanged for a fee in many banks and which accept VISA, American
Express, and MasterCard, as well
major hotels, but exchange rates tend to be high. For as a number of US bank cards.
the best rates, withdraw uS currency directly from your ATMs give you 24­hour
account using an aTM. Prepaid debit cards are available access to your cash; however,
in lieu of traveler’s checks; however, there may be high do take care when using them
fees. The best option is to carry debit and credit cards in deserted areas, especially
after dark, and always be
to make purchases and withdraw cash.
vigilant of people around you.
Credit and Debit Cards
Credit and debit cards are part
of everyday life in New Orleans,
just as they are in other parts
of the country. The most
widely accepted credit cards in
the US are VISA, MasterCard,
American Express, and
Discover Card.
Besides being a more
convenient and much safer
alternative to carrying a lot of
ATMs outside a branch of Hancock Bank, New Orleans cash, credit cards also offer
some useful additional
Banks and Bureaux bills no larger than $20 or $50, benefits, such as insurance on
de Change
since many businesses are your purchases. They are also
Banks are generally open from unable to accept $100 bills. essential if you want to reserve
9am to 4pm Monday to Friday. a hotel room or book a rental
There are some, however, that car, and can be useful in
open as early as 8:30am and ATMs emergencies, when cash
stay open until 5pm. Most banks in New Orleans may not be readily available.
Traveler’s checks issued in US have automated teller machines Prepaid debit cards, such as
dollars can be cashed at most (ATMs) in their lobbies or in VISA’s TravelMoney Card, are
banks and exchange bureaux, an external wall. ATMs can also increasingly being used to
as long as you have some form be found in various rest aurants replace traveler’s checks;
of photographic ID, such as a and bars around they are available
passport or a driver’s license. town, mainly in at many grocery
The front desk of your hotel the French and convenience
might also be able to exchange Quarter. These stores through­
traveler’s checks into cash. machines enable out the city.
Always ask about commission you to withdraw Note that these
fees before any transaction, US bank notes, cards may carry
as these can vary greatly. usually $20 bills, high fees.
A currency exchange counter directly from your A similar service
is usually available at the main bank or credit card American Express is offered by
branches of large banks. Banks account at charge cards Thomas
open to the general public home. Be aware, Cook’s Travel
include Capital One and however, that Moneycard. Thomas Cook can
Whitney. Numerous branches a fee might be levied on your also issue foreign currency as
of these can be found in the withdrawal, depending on the cash or traveler’s checks.
French Quarter, the Central bank; it is advisable to check
Business District, and along the bank’s policy before going Money Transfers
St. Charles Avenue. There is a ahead with your transaction.
bureau de change at the airport, Before leaving home, ask your In an emergency, it is possible
but exchange rates tend to credit card company or bank to have money wired to you
be better at banks. which American ATM systems from almost anywhere in the
When changing money, be or banks will accept your card, world via Western Union or
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Coins DIRECTORY
American coins come in 1-, 5-, 10- and
25-cent, as well as $1, denominations. Credit and Debit Cards
Each coin has a popular name: 1-cent American Express
coins are known as pennies, 5-cent coins Tel (800) 221-7282
as nickels, 10-cent coins as dimes, 25-cent (check replacement).
coins as quarters, and 1-dollar coins (and Tel (800) 528-4800
bills) as bucks. 25-cent coin (stolen credit cards).
(a quarter) ∑ americanexpress.com
Thomas Cook/MasterCard
Tel (800) 223-9920 (check
replacement and stolen
credit cards).
∑ thomascook.com
VISA
10-cent coin 5-cent coin 1-cent coin Tel (800) 227-6811
(a dime) (a nickel) (a penny) (check replacement).
Tel (800) 336-8472 (stolen
Bank Notes credit cards).
∑ visa.com
The units of currency in the United States are dollars and cents.
There are 100 cents to a dollar. Bank notes, or “bills,” come in $1, Money Transfers
$2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100. The $2 bills are rarely seen. Each
bank note features a different US President. Security features MoneyGram
include subtle color hues and improved color-shifting ink in the Tel (800) 666-3947 (US).
lower right hand corner of the face of each note. Tel 0800 833 833 (UK).
∑ moneygram.com
Western Union
Tel (800) 325-6000 (US).
Tel 0800 8971 8971 (UK).
∑ westernunion.com




1-dollar bill ($1)





5-dollar bill ($5)



10-dollar bill ($10)



20-dollar bill ($20)





50-dollar bill ($50)


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Communications and Media Cell Phones
Most foreign cell phones will
A full range of telephone and Internet services is available work in the US, but expect to
in New Orleans. Public telephones have become a rare pay high fees. The only US
sight, and the few that remain are frequently out of network operators supporting
service. Prepaid cell phones are widely available in GSM phones (world phones)
are AT&T Mobility and T-Mobile.
most pharmacies and convenience stores, and VoIP Be sure to check fees, roaming
computer programs are inexpensive options for local rates, and availability with your
and international calls. Stamps can be purchased not mobile phone provider before
only at post offices, but also at many drugstores and you leave home. Prepaid cell
hotels; additional postal services are available from private phones are widely available
from many stores and may be
courier firms. Local newspapers, magazines, and websites a more affordable option if
are useful for information on events around town, and you are planning to use a cell
national and foreign newspapers are also easily found. phone frequently.
International and Local When making a local call from Public Telephones
Telephone Calls
a public telephone, 50 cents For the few public telephones
Toll-free numbers (prefixed will buy you 3 minutes’ time. found in the city, rates start at
by 800, 866, 877, or 888) are For long-distance domestic 50 cents for the first 3 minutes
common in the United States calls, the cheapest rate runs for local calls and go up to $8
and well worth taking from 11pm to 8am on for international calls.
advantage of, though some weekdays and at Some public phones
hotels may impose an access weekends. It is also accept credit cards but
charge for these calls. It is possible to make it is best to expect that
also possible to dial these direct calls from your they do not. To use your
numbers from abroad, but hotel room, but be card, Dial (800) CALLATT
note that they will not be aware that they usually Public telephone (225-5288), then, at the
toll-free from outside the US. carry hefty surcharges. sign prompt, key in your
Unless you are using credit card number and
Useful Dialing Codes your own international wait to be connected before
dialling your call. You will be
telephone card, it is better
and Numbers to use a payphone. charged at normal rates.
• Direct-dial call outside the Directory assistance is free
local area code, but within of charge by dialing 411 (local) Internet and Email
the United States and or 00 (international). Operator
Canada: dial 1. assistance is available by dialing There are free Wi-Fi hotspots
• International direct-dial call: 0 (local) or 01 (international). for Internet access throughout
dial 011, followed by the All operator-assisted calls carry the city. These are available to
country code (UK: 44; a surcharge. For emergency patrons in hotels, cafés, bars,
Australia: 61; New Zealand: services only (fire, police, or and some restaurants. You may
64), then the city or area code ambulance), call 911 free also try the French Quarter
(omitting the first 0), and the of charge. Postal Emporium or FedEx
local number.
• International call via the International rates vary Kinko’s shops, which also offer
fax, printing, and shipping
depending on which country
operator: dial 01, then the
country code, the city code you are contacting. services. Many hotels have
(minus the first 0), and the
local number.
• International directory
inquiries: dial 00.
• International operator
assistance: dial 01.
• An 800, 866, 877, or 888 prefix
indicates a toll-free number.
• All directory assistance:
dial 411.
• Useful area codes: New
Orleans metro area: 504;
Cajun Country: 337; Baton
Rouge: 225; southeast
Louisiana (except New
Orleans): 985.
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ones are www.nola.com,
www.bestofneworleans. com,
www.frenchquarter. com, and
www.neworleans online.com.

Television and Radio
In addition to the national TV
networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, and
FOX), most hotels have cable or
satellite hook-up, offering many
more channels. Some cable
channels focus on one specific
area – for example, ESPN is
Coin-operated newspaper boxes in the French Quarter devoted to sports and CNN
to the news.
fully-equipped business centers foreign countries. Be sure to use Most radio stations broad cast
where guests can use a com- the right mailbox for the pop music, but if you hunt
puter; if not, they will have Wi-Fi required service. Mailboxes are around (especially on the FM
access, or dataports where you painted blue, while Express and band) you can often pick up
can connect your laptop. Priority boxes are silver and blue. entertaining local stations. WWL
Any high-speed connection Private courier services such (870 AM and 105.3 FM)
will support the use of Skype as UPS, DHL, and FedEx offer broadcasts local news; National
or other VoIP programs, next-day deliveries to most Public Radio WWNO (89.9 FM)
enabling you to place local or destinations, both domestic focuses on national news and
international voice and video and international. classical music; the Jazz &
calls for pennies a minute Heritage Foundation station
from your laptop, smart Newspapers, Magazines, WWOZ (90.7 FM) plays R&B, jazz,
phone, or Wi-Fi-enabled device. Latin, Cajun, and zydeco; and
Computer-to-computer calls and Websites Tulane University’s WTUL (91.5)
are free. The only local daily newspaper offers local and indie music, as
in New Orleans is The Times- well as music listings and
Picayune, found in hotel community events.
Postal Services
lobbies and street dispensers
Post offices are usually open throughout the city. Gambit, a DIRECTORY
from 9am to 5pm Monday to free weekly paper distributed
Friday, with some branches also in cafés, shops, and hotels, is Internet and Email
open on Saturday mornings. a good source of in-depth FedEx Kinko’s
Drugstores and hotels sell entertain ment and lifestyle 762 St. Charles Ave. Map 4 B4.
stamps, and there are also news. Several local monthly Tel (504) 581-2541.
vending machines at some magazines, like Where Y’at
department stores and Magazine, Offbeat, and New French Quarter
transportation terminals. Orleans Magazine, offer local Postal Emporium
Stamps bought from vending news, restaurant and nightlife 1000 Bourbon St. Map 5 D1.
Tel (504) 525-6651.
machines are often a little information, event listings,
more expensive. and festival information. For Postal Services
Surface mail sent overseas comprehensive national and
from the US takes several international news, look to the DHL
weeks, so it is better to use New York Times or USA Today, Tel (800) 225-5345.
airmail, which takes five both of which are FedEx
to ten working days. available from coin- Tel (800) 463-3339.
All domestic mail operated boxes all Main Post Office
goes first class and takes over the French
one to five days (longer Quarter and CBD. 701 Loyola Ave. Map 4 A4.
Tel (800) 275-8777.
if you do not include the Foreign newspapers
zip code). You can pay are available at major UPS
extra for Priority Mail bookstores and some Tel (800) 742-5877.
for a delivery of two of the larger hotels.
to three days, or for There are many Useful Websites
Express Mail, which useful websites for ∑ bestofneworleans.com
offers next-day local news, enter- ∑ frenchquarter.com
deliveries in the US, tainment, restaurant ∑ neworleansonline.com
and within two to Standard listings, and events. ∑ nola.com
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travel information

Many airlines have direct flights to New often less expensive way to travel for those
Orleans, and charter and domestic services arriving from other North american cities.
are numerous. Growing competition For visitors arriving by car or bus, there can
between airlines has resulted in reduced be little to beat the spectacular views of
prices in low season, making flying an even the city when driving into New Orleans by
more attractive alternative to bus or train way of the river road. if you are planning
travel. amtrak trains run from major uS to stay in the city center, it is not necessary
cities to New Orleans, and long-distance to rent a car; most of the sights are within
luxury bus services offer a less frantic and easy walking distance of one another.

tourist information. The hours
that this counter is open may
vary, as it is run by volunteers.

Tickets and Fares
The cheapest round-trip fares
to New Orleans are generally
economy or APEX tickets on
scheduled flights; these must
be booked in advance. The
competition between travel
agencies and the numerous
airlines serving New Orleans
makes it well worth shopping
Passenger jet at Louis Armstrong International Airport around. Keep an eye out for
promotional fares and package
Arriving by Air
ticket and insurance counters, tours, which offer good deals
All the major US airlines, restaurants, bars, baggage on charter flights.
including American Airlines, handlers, and shops. The Off-season fares are cheap,
Southwest Airlines, United Tax-Free Counter refund and you will often get a better
Airlines, and Delta Air Lines, offices (see p202) can also deal if you fly in the middle
have scheduled services to be found on this level. of the week. During holiday
New Orleans. Most of them There are nine Telephone periods like Christmas and
also offer flights from abroad, Display Devices (TDD) special events such as Mardi
but these will usually entail throughout the airport. Whitney Gras (see pp30–31), seats are
a stop at another US airport National Bank, situated in the always in high demand, and
en route. Air Canada offers ticket lobby, is the only banking air fares can rocket to more
scheduled flights direct from facility in the airport; however, than double their usual price.
Toronto to New Orleans, while automated teller machines
American Airlines, Delta, and (ATMs) can be found in several
United all operate from the places: in the East Lobby near
United Kingdom. Concourse B; in the ticket
lobby next to the bank; in
the West Terminal; and on
Louis Armstrong the Lower Level, near the
International Airport Southwest Airlines Baggage
New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong Claim and the Charter
International is the ninth- Baggage Claim.
largest airport in the United There is a baggage
States. Customs, sightseeing storage-check service, called
information, baggage claim, VIP Baggage Check, on the
car-rental desks, and ground ground floor of the airport.
trans port ation into the city For security reasons, lockers
are located on the lower are no longer available. There
level of the airport. The top is also a Traveler’s Aid booth
level contains services for located in the East Baggage
travelers departing from Claim. Traveler’s Aid provides
New Orleans, including assistance to travelers in Travelers at a check-in desk, Louis
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throughout the day and into
the early hours of the morning.
Greyhound buses are modern,
clean, and safe. Some services
are express, with few stops
between major destinations,
while others serve a greater
number of cities. If you are
planning to break your journey
several times along the
way, or you wish to tour the
Amtrak train arriving in New Orleans country, there are various
packages designed to suit your
On Arrival
must transfer to the number requirements. Overseas visitors
Upon arrival, foreign visitors 39 Tulane RTA bus to reach should also note that passes
from countries participating downtown. This bus operates may be less expensive if you
in the Visa Waiver Program seven days a week, from 5:30am buy them from a Greyhound
(see p202) must show a valid until midnight. agent outside the US.
pass port and complete a Taxicabs are plentiful, and
customs declaration form and the standard rate is $33 from DIRECTORY
an I-94 form provided by the the airport to the city center.
airline. Visitors from other Arriving by Air
countries must present a visa Air Canada
issued by a US consular official. Arriving by Train Tel (888) 247-2262.
Join the line for non-US citizens, Visitors traveling to New Orleans ∑ aircanada.com
and show your passport and by train or bus arrive at Amtrak’s
forms to the immigration officer. Union Passenger Terminal American Airlines
Expect to be asked questions, (see p217), on Loyola Avenue, at Tel (800) 433-7300.
be photographed, and to have the edge of the Central Business ∑ aa.com
your fingerprints taken. District, near the Superdome. Delta Air Lines
If you need to catch a Noted for their comfort and Tel (800) 221-1212.
connecting flight, clear customs luxury, all long-distance Amtrak ∑ delta.com
and immigration, then retrieve trains have a full complement
your luggage, go through the of refreshment facilities and Southwest Airlines
security screening, re-check sleeping accommodations. Tel (800) 435-9792.
your luggage, and follow the At peak times, passengers ∑ southwest.com
signs to your connecting flight. are advised to reserve seats United Airlines
in advance on many services. Tel (800) 864-8331.
Amtrak offers a range of
Getting to and from special deals and packages, ∑ united.com
the Airport including 5-, 15-, and 30-day Getting to and from
Louis Armstrong International passes that allow unlimited the Airport
Airport is located about 12 miles travel. Note that these
(19 km) from the city center. are available only for inter- Airport Shuttle
Bus and taxi stands are located national travelers. Tel (504) 522-3500.
outside the terminal on the From Amtrak’s terminal in the Jefferson Transit
first level. CBD, there are plenty of taxis Tel (504) 818-1077.
There are two Airport Shuttle that will take you to the main ∑ jeffersontransit.org
services linking the airport to hotel areas.
the Central Business District, RTA
which costs $20 per trip. To Tel (504) 248-3900.
travel to the airport, call at least ∑ norta.com
2 hours in advance. The E-2
Airport Downtown Express, run Greyhound bus logo Arriving by Train
by Jefferson Transit, is the only Amtrak
public bus route to and from Arriving by Bus Tel (800) 872-7245.
the airport. The 45-minute trip Long-distance coach services ∑ amtrak.com
costs $2. The bus stops at the are operated by Greyhound
intersection of Loyola and Bus Lines and arrive at Union Arriving by Bus
Tulane avenues until 6:50pm Passenger Terminal (see p217).
on weekdays. After this time This terminal, which is shared Greyhound Bus Lines
and at weekends, it stops at with Amtrak, provides full Tel (800) 231-2222.
the intersection of Tulane and baggage, ticketing, and ∑ greyhound.com
Carrollton avenues, where you package express services




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Getting Around New Orleans Walgreens, and in a small
number of hotels. Always ask for
Although most of the city’s popular tourist sights in and a transfer when you pay, since
near the French Quarter are easily accessible on foot, this will enable you to change
New Orleans also has a useful public transportation to another bus should your
system, with bus routes covering the city. No visitor itinerary require it.
To indicate that you want to
should miss the opportunity to travel on the oldest get off, pull the cord that runs
streetcar in the nation. A Jazzy Pass allows unlimited along the window, or tell the
travel on RTA buses and streetcars for one, three, five, driver. The “Stop requested”
or 31 days. Riverboats also provide a pleasant way to see sign above the front window
the sights along the basin of the Mississippi River. Taxis will light up. Instructions for
opening the doors are posted
are affordable, convenient, and highly recommended near the exit. Make sure you
for trips after dark to areas outside the French Quarter. look carefully for oncoming
Bicycle and scooter rentals offer a fun and convenient traffic when alighting from the
transportation alternative. bus. If you are unsure where
to get off, ask the driver.
Smoking, drinking, eating, and
Green Travel
bike tours. Scooter rental is playing music are all prohibited
From the airport, there are also available, providing easy on buses. Guide dogs for the
two green options to reach parking and quick access to blind are the only animals
downtown: the Airport Shuttle the entire city. allowed on RTA vehicles. Front
(see p211), which uses propane Note that trips to sites outside seats are reserved for senior
hybrid vehicles, and public New Orleans will require citizens and disabled passengers.
bus services. traditional transport – either
Public transportation is an a car or tour bus.
affordable, safe, and eco-friendly
way to see New Orleans. The
Regional Transit Authority Buses
(RTA) buses (see p211) run Bus stops are indicated by white
on biodiesel, and the electric and yellow signs displaying the
streetcar gives off no emissions. RTA logo. The route numbers
The Jazzy Pass is a good deal of the buses stopping there are
if you plan on using public usually listed at the bottom
transport often. of the sign. All New Orleans
Walking is the greenest buses are equipped for disabled
option in the downtown areas. access and have bike racks
You can easily explore the mounted on the front.
French Quarter, Central Business Buses stop only at desig nated
District, Marigny/Bywater, and bus stops, which are located
Riverfront on foot; in addition, a every two or three blocks,
variety of guided and unguided depending on the area of the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar on
walking tours (see p214) are city. On boarding the bus, put Canal Street
offered in the Garden District the exact change or number
and French Quarter. of tokens in the fare box, or Streetcars
Renting a bicycle is another show your Jazzy Pass to the The Riverfront streetcar line
fun way to experience the city at driver. This pass can be bought travels a distance of 2 miles
a leisurely, intimate pace; some through the RTA offices, at (3 km) along the Mississippi
rental companies offer guided tourist infor mation kiosks, Riverfront, from Esplanade
Avenue, at the far side of the
French Quarter, to the New
Orleans Convention Center in
the Central Business District.
The streetcar runs approx-
imately every 20 minutes
from 7:10am–10:30pm during
the week, and from 8:40am–
10:30pm on weekends.
Pay the driver or swipe your
Jazzy Pass when you board;
you can exit from either the
front of the car or the back,
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the streetcar is. Remember to
pull the cord to indicate that
you want to disembark.
The first stop for the St. Charles
streetcar is at the corner of
Canal and Carondelet streets.
The streetcar turns onto Canal
Street, then back around on
St. Charles Avenue for the trip
uptown. It travels the length
of St. Charles Avenue, turning
on to Carrollton Ave nue at the
River bend, and terminating at
Claiborne Ave nue. The return Pedestrians in Jackson Square
trip is the reverse of the
out bound trip until Lee Circle, and “Don’t walk” signs appear on morning and a night cruise with
where it turns onto Carondelet major streets to prevent an excellent buffet and live jazz.
Street to get to Canal Street. jaywalking. Wear comfortable The Canal Street ferry (see p90
This line operates 24 hours a shoes; some sidewalks and and p217) crosses the river
day and runs every 7 minutes, streets in New Orleans are very daily, carrying pedestrians and
but is less frequent off peak. old and hard to navigate. Parts vehicles from the CBD to Algiers
The Canal streetcar route of Mid-City, Uptown, and the Point, on the West Bank.
starts at the Riverfront, at the Central Business District are best
foot of Canal Street, and runs avoided at night, but it is wise Cycling
to City Park Avenue. There is to be cautious at all times in all
also a spur line along North areas of New Orleans. Bicycling in New Orleans is
Carrollton Avenue, linking easy and convenient thanks
Canal Street to the New Orleans Riverboats and Ferries to the city’s sunny weather, flat
Museum of Art and City Park landscape, and bike-friendly
at Beauregard Circle. It runs Steamboats began plying the initiatives. It’s a pleasant,
approximately every 30 minutes Mississippi River at the start of leisurely way to see the city
from 7am–2am. The network is the 19th century, bringing new and experience the charm of
undergoing expansion. settlers to New Orleans from its historic neighborhoods.
the north. Today, the riverboats Bicycle Michael’s and The
offer tours stopping at popular American Bicycle Rental
Taxis
destinations. The Creole Queen Company offer rental services,
Taxis, better known as cabs, are (see p90) runs two cruises: a day as well as guided tours. All city
easily found at airports, bus and trip to the Chalmette Battlefield, buses are equipped with bike
train stations, major hotels, and where the Battle of New Orleans racks, allowing you to combine
regular taxi stands. If you need (see p19) took place, and a night modes of transport. Be sure
to get somewhere on time, it cruise that includes dinner to lock your bike securely
is best to call a taxi company accompanied by live jazz. The when you park it, as bicycle
(see p215) and arrange a pickup steamboat Natchez (see pp66–7) thefts are common.
at a definite time and place. offers a 2-hour tour in the
Most hotels have lines of taxis DIRECTORY
waiting out side. In general,
drivers are knowledgeable and Riverboats and Ferries
friendly, and all fares should be Creole Queen
meter ed according to the Canal St at Riverwalk. Map 5 D2.
distance traveled. All taxis have Tel (504) 529-4567.
a light on their windshield to
indicate when they are available. Natchez
Canal St at Riverwalk. Map 5 D2.
Tel (504) 569-1401.
Walking Cycling
Because the city is made up
of distinct neighborhoods, it is The American Bicycle
often simplest to take public Rental Company
transportation to a particular 325 Burgundy St. Map 4 C2.
area and then to explore on foot. Tel (504) 324-8257.
The French Quarter is compact, Bicycle Michael’s
and you can stroll around it. 622 Frenchmen St. Map 3 E4.
Only outside the Quarter do you Traditional paddlewheeler cruising the Tel (504) 945-9505.
need to watch for traffic; “Walk” Mississippi River




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Guided Tours
Whether you go by bus, bicycle,
swamp boat, or on foot, guided
tours in and around New Orleans
are led by knowledgeable
licensed guides who can show
you much more than if you
were exploring on your own.
Walking tours in the French
Quarter, Uptown, and Mid-
City neighborhoods cover
themes such as history, jazz,
architecture, cemeteries, and
more. Bicycle tours will take you
through the Faubourg Marigny, Streetcar and heavy traffic on Canal Street
Treme, Mid-City, and Garden Renting a Car Traffic Regulations
District, covering distances of
up to 20 miles (32 km). Narrated To rent a car in New Orleans, Traffic travels on the right side
bus tours service all areas you must be at least 21 years of of the road, and seatbelts are
outside the French Quarter and age, with a valid driver’s license. compulsory for both drivers and
include trips beyond the city Rates may be higher for anyone passengers; children under five
to some beautifully preserved under 25. All agencies require a must travel in a child seat.
18th- and 19th-century major credit card or a large cash You can turn right on a red
plantation homes. The close deposit, a reservation voucher, light unless there are signs to
proximity of bayous and and insurance. In the event of the contrary, but you must
wetlands makes a swamp-boat a breakdown, call the rental come to a stop first. If you see
tour an exciting afternoon firm first. If you are a member a flashing amber light at an
excursion where you can of the AAA (see p217), you intersection, slow down, check
experience the local wildlife. can also contact them for for oncoming traffic, then
Transportation from the city to emergency assistance. proceed with caution. Passing
the boat launch is provided. All rental cars are automatic, (overtaking) is allowed on
Reservations are required for with power brakes and steering, both sides on multi-lane roads,
all but the walking tours. and air-conditioning. Refill the including Interstate highways,
car with gas before returning it, but it is illegal to change lanes
or you will have to pay a service across a solid double yellow or
Driving
charge and inflated gas prices. double white line. If a school
A good public transportation bus stops on a divided highway,
network (see pp212–13) and Road Signs the traffic traveling in the same
short distances between sights direction as the bus must stop
make driving in New Orleans Colorful signs point the way to until the bus moves on; on a
unnecessary. However, a car is the main tourist areas, such as two-way road, traffic in both
convenient if you wish to visit the French Quarter. Street-name directions must stop.
the surrounding country side. signs are affixed to light posts Citywide speed limits are
Driving in the city takes and telephone poles, as are 35 mph (56 km/h) on divided
patience, good skills, good directional signs; how ever, streets and 25 mph (40 km/h)
humor, and the ability to read many are damaged or missing, on non-divided streets, unless
the road and the street signs so it is wise to carry a map. other wise posted. Speeds in
quickly. Be prepared for heavy Large red hexagonal stop signs school zones are limited to
traffic and a severe shortage are posted at inter sections 20 mph (32 km/h) during the
of parking facilities. without traffic lights. hours posted on the signs.

Traffic Signs
Slippery road
A range of different signs offer
information and instructions for
Traffic flows in a single direction
drivers. Speed limits may vary
every few miles, depending on
the conditions of the road and
the amount of traffic. In more
remote areas, drivers must watch
out for wildlife that may stray
onto the roads, especially alligators
Maximum speed Right turn Left turn Stop at and armadillos.
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Road Conditions
Streetcars cannot stop very The airport has a large long- and
quickly, so it is important to short-term parking area if you and Hazards
ensure you look care fully when wish to leave your car there and New Orleans is notorious for
crossing streetcar tracks. take a taxi into the city. Rush hours large potholes, some of which
Driving under the influence in the city are from 7–9am and can damage a car or cause loss
(DUI) of alcohol or drugs is from 4–6pm Monday to Friday. of control. Drive carefully and
illegal and punishable by a check to make sure there is
heavy fine, loss of your license, Fuel paved road ahead. Heavy
or even a jail sentence. downpours can cause street
US gas (petrol) prices are low flooding. Drive slowly through
compared to those in Europe. standing water or choose
Parking
Gas stations are another route.
Parking in the city sparse in the
is difficult and downtown area. DIRECTORY
expensive. Parking All pumps accept
areas and garages credit cards, but if Taxis
often post prices using cash, you
at the entrance. must pay before Checker Yellow Cabs
Tel (504) 943-2411.
Many downtown you pump. Many
businesses have No Parking and No stations have a Liberty Bell Cabs
designated parking lots Stopping signs conven ience store Tel (504) 822-5974.
and offer discounted or free where you can pay
parking for patrons. In addition for gas and buy refresh ments. United Cabs
to being often closed Always fill up before driving Tel (504) 522-9771.
to traffic, the streets in the French into remote areas. Public Transportation
Quarter are very narrow; street
parking here can result in your The Lift-Handicapped
car being damaged by passing Penalties Service
vehicles or exuberant revelers. If you have been issued a ticket Tel (504) 827-7433.
There are parking meters all over and wish to contest the charges, ∑ norta.com
the city, some of which accept you may request a hearing at
notes and credit cards. Be sure to Traffic Court. Car Rental Agencies
make a note of the time limits, If you parked on the street
especially in the French Quarter, and cannot find your car, it may Alamo
where your car may be towed if have been towed away. Call the Tel (800) 327-9633.
you are even only one minute Claiborne Auto Pound and give ∑ goalamo.com
over the time limit. the following infor mation about Avis
The tow-away crew in New your car: license plate number, Tel (800) 331-1212.
Orleans is very active. Never make and color, and where
disregard parking prohibitions, you parked it. To retrieve it, you ∑ avis.com
such as near a fire hydrant or a will have to pay the fine, and Budget
crosswalk, at bus stops, in present your driver’s license and Tel (800) 527-0700.
disabled, reserved, or parade registration or rental voucher. ∑ budget.com
route areas, and during street If your car is not at the pound,
cleaning. Parking on any major it might have been stolen. Cruise America
city street or thorough fare is In this case, call the police Motorhome Rental
forbidden during Mardi Gras department (see p205) to find Tel (800) 327-7799.
(see pp30–31). out how to proceed. ∑ cruiseamerica.com
Dollar
Tel (800) 800-4000.
∑ dollarcar.com
Hertz
Tel (800) 654-3131.
∑ hertz.com
Penalties
Claiborne Auto Pound
Tel (504) 565-7450.
∑ nola.gov
Traffic Court
Tel (504) 658-4500.
Royal Street during Mardi Gras, when parking is not allowed




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Traveling Outside New Orleans anywhere in the US and
Canada. Tickets may be less
Public transportation outside the city is scarce, so the best way expensive if you buy them
to experience the areas around New Orleans is by renting a in advance, but walk-up or
vehicle or joining an organized bus tour. Take a day or two for unrestricted fares are also
a trip down to Avery Island or into Cajun Country; drive the readily available. Ask about
any discounts when you
Great River Road along the Mississippi and visit the plantations; purchase your ticket.
or go exploring in the bayous. If hunting, fishing, or boating Reductions are offered to
interests you, Louisiana is truly a “Sportsman’s Paradise.” children, seniors, members
of the military, students, and
travelers with disabilities.
Greyhound will provide
assistance to disabled travelers,
including priority seating. In
some cases, a personal-care
assistant may travel for free.
For further details, call the ADA
Assist Line (800-752-4841).

Speed Limits
Speed limits in the US are set
by the individual states. There
are heavy fines for going well
Oak Alley Plantation, between New Orleans and Baton Rouge above the limits, which in
Louisiana are as follows:
Traveling by Train Long-Distance Buses
• 55–70 mph (89–113 km/h)
The only long-distance Whether you are going to on highways and Interstates;
passenger train line in the US other parts of the United States • 20–35 mph (32–56 km/h)
is Amtrak. Long-distance trains or traveling around Louisiana, in residential areas; • 20 mph
have dining and sleeping cars; Greyhound Bus Lines offers (32 km/h) in school zones.
in general, reservations are the cheapest way to get Speed limits vary every few
recommended. All trains arrive around. The buses are miles, so keep a close eye out
and depart from New Orleans’ comfortable, clean, and for the signs. On an Interstate
Union Passenger Terminal, in modern; there are generally highway, it is best to drive at or
the Central Business District. on-board toilets, a water slightly above the speed limit;
There are always taxis outside cooler, and TV screens. if you wish to drive more slowly,
the terminal, which is just a Buses to the larger cities and stay in the right-hand lane.
short ride away from the popular tourist destina tions in The left lanes are for passing
French Quarter, the Garden Louisiana run fairly frequently. only (overtaking).
District, and the major Travel to the smaller towns
downtown hotels. in Cajun Country or to off-the-
The Crescent train travels beaten-path areas is not as Day Trips and Tours
every day to New Orleans from well defined. Your best bet is A number of companies –
New York by way of Atlanta and to book a tour or rent a car. among them Gray Line, Kayak-
intermediate points. The City Greyhound’s Discovery Pass Iti-Yat, New Orleans Tours, Pearl
of New Orleans train departs offers up to 60 consecutive River Eco Tours, and Tours by
daily and goes to Chicago and days of unlimited travel Isabelle – offer trips and tours
points between. The Sunset
Limited travels to and from
the West Coast (Los Angeles)
and also to and from Florida
three times a week, with stops
at intermediate points. The
schedules for all of these
trains may vary from season
to season. Amtrak offers
discounts for seniors, travelers
with disabilities, students,
and children. There are also
a number of good-value tour
packages, group rates, and
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sites such as plantations and
old towns. There are also some
cruises that travel out of the
Mississippi River and into the
Gulf of Mexico to destinations
in the Caribbean and Mexico.
DIRECTORY
Traveling by Train
Union Passenger
Terminal
1001 Loyola Ave.
Map 4 A4.
Queen of the West, a paddle steamer run by American Cruise Lines Tel (800) 872-7245.
∑ amtrak.com
outside the metropolitan New home club. If not, rental
Orleans area. Each trip will take agencies often offer roadside Long-Distance Buses
at least one full day. If you set service for an extra fee.
aside two or more days, you will Many roads out in Cajun Greyhound Bus Lines
have just enough time to savor Country may be under water at Tel (800) 231-2222.
the great diversity of Louisiana, certain times of the year, so be ∑ greyhound.com
including the bayous, spicy aware. Watch for pedestrians, Day Trips and Tours
food, and lively music in cane trucks, oil tankers, and
Lafayette, Breaux Bridge, and loose cattle when driving. Gray Line
other Cajun Country towns. Tel (504) 587-1401.
The rice and sugar plantations ∑ graylineneworleans.com
along the Mississippi River Mississippi River Kayak-Iti-Yat
Ferries and Cruises
can also be discovered, as can Tel (985) 778-5034.
the spectacular wilderness The Canal Street Ferry ride ∑ kayakitiyat.com
of the Atchafalaya Basin. across the Mississippi River
Swamps and bayous are all to Algiers Point (see p90) is an New Orleans Tours
around the city, and many experience in itself, offering Tel (504) 212-5925.
popular boat tours allow you excellent views between the ∑ bigeasytours.com
to explore the wetlands. Mississippi and New Orleans. Pearl River Eco Tours
The passenger boarding gate Tel (866) 597-9267.
is located on the upper floor of ∑ pearlriverecotours.com
Rules of the Road
the ferry terminal at the foot
Traffic accidents are high in of Canal Street. Passengers with Tours by Isabelle
this region so use caution at cars and bicycles board on the Tel (877) 665-8687.
all times and be aware of other street level of the ferry terminal. ∑ toursbyisabelle.com
drivers and hazards such as The trip takes about 15 minutes. Rules of the Road
debris in the road, The first ferry leaves at 6am;
unstable road the last departs at AAA (Automobile
surfaces, and midnight. You may Association of America)
standing water. not smoke, drink Tel (800) 852-7216.
Drivers and alcohol, or eat food ∑ aaa.com
passengers are American Cruise aboard the ferry.
required by law to Lines logo The ride across the Mississippi River
wear seatbelts at all river at dawn or Ferries and Cruises
times. Also note that littering sunset is one of the best American Cruise Lines
is not permitted anywhere bargains in New Orleans Tel (800) 460-4518.
along any road, highway, (it’s free), and the view of the ∑ americancruiselines.com
or Interstate. skyline and riverfront from
The AAA (Automobile the other side is an experience Blount Small
Asso ciation of America) offers to remember. Ship Adventures
maps, emergency roadside Blount Small Ship Tel (800) 556-7450.
services, and discounts at Adventures and American ∑ blountsmallship
hotels, restaurants, and various Cruise Lines offer tours on the adventures.com
tourist spots. The AAA has Mississippi, from New Orleans Canal Street Ferry
a reciprocity agreement up to Baton Rouge, Memphis, Foot of Canal St. Map 5 D4.
with many automobile clubs and other cities north along the Tel (504) 376-8100.
abroad, so it is worth finding river. Cruises last from one to ∑ friendsoftheferry.org
out if that is the case with your two weeks, focusing on historic




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218  STREE T FINDER DAYNA N U E
MILNE
STREET
L A K E A V E N U E
R O S E S T R E E T STREET A V E A C A D E M Y W E S T E N D B LV D M O U N D A V E ROSEMARY PLACE WOODLAND PLACE AYM. D HIDALGO STREET
V I C K SB U R G S T


CT
STREET FINDER P A P W O R T H A V E VIOLET ST B E L L A I R E D R I V E M A R C I A LAKE LAWN HAWTHORNE ST CLARE L V B LOUQUE ST MARSHALL FOCH STREET Voc-Tech
NAVARRE STREET
PARK
CEMETERY
V I S I O N S T
The map references given with all offices, emergency services, churches, C A R R O L L T O N A V E N U E P I N K S T MARG. CT A L GREENWOOD ST G E N E RA L D I A Z School
ST
sights and venues described in this and information centers. The maps Pumping A N DELGADO
Station
book refer to the maps in this section. include not only the sight-seeing HYACINTH ST P WEIBLEN STREET PLAYGROUND
WOOD HEGWIDGE O GREENWOOD C
L A K E A V E N U E
A complete index of street names and areas (which are color-coded), but AVE STREET N VIRGINIA
NARCISSUS ST METAIRIE T CEMETERY COURT ORLEANS AVENUE
all the places of interest marked on the whole of central New Orleans and CEMETERY C CEMETERY Delgado
HOLT
the Street Finder can be found on the all the districts important for hotels BORDEAUX ST O R P H E U M A V E N U E H A ROSEDALE D Community
College
ETHEL
pages following the maps. The key, set (see pp162–7), restaurants (see pp168– DAHLIA ST M e t aire R el ie f O u tf al l Ca n a l B E L L A I R E D R I V E STREET F A I R W A Y D R I V E R T VIRGINIA R ST STREET
CONTI
out below, indicates the scales of the 81), shopping (see pp182–9), and M A R Y L A N D D R I V E R A P A R K A V E N U E
CEMETERY N Y S T
maps and shows what other features entertainment (see pp190–99). The GRENADINE ST I MASONIC T O U L O U S E
S T R E E T
N B E R N A D O T T E S T
are marked on them, including map on the back inside cover shows ALTHEA NATHALIE C I T Y HELENA ST N A N T H O
STREET
transport terminals, hospitals, post the city’s public transportation routes. ST N CYPRESS PATRICK I B E R V I L L E S T C O N T I S T R E E T
S T E L L A S T R E E T
GROVE
Canal Streetcar
GERANIUM B CEMETERY C A N A N S T P AT R I C K S T B I E N V I L L ST
STREET EAST E U M A V E GARDEN RD E T A I R I E R O A D O U N O LY M P I A S T
NEW ORLEANS
L
S A L E X A N D E R S T R E E T
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CITY PARK AVENUE ESPLANADE AVENUE ST. BERNARD AVENUE ELYSIAN FIELDS AVENUE ALMONASTER AVENUE NORTHLINE ST House and H E A T O R D S S T PAT R I C K S T C L E V E L A N D AV E N U E S H E N N E S S Y S T R
Gardens
CEMETERY L S T R E E T

M O N T IC E L L O AV E
H A M I L T O N S T
S MURAT STREET
CARROLLTON AVENUE TULANE AVE BROAD STREET ST. CLAUDE AVE METAIRIE OLIVE ST CECIL ST P A L M E T T O D I X O N S T R E E T G E N E R A L O G D E N S T BAUDIN ST S OLYMPIA
PA L M Y R A S T R E E T
COUNTRY
S T R O E
AIRLINE HIGHWAY
H O L LY G R O V E S T N S T R E E T
CLUB
P A L M S T
CAMPHOR ST

LIVINGTON L I T Z
E A G L E S T R E E T
ST
S S O L O M O N S T R E E T
ORLEANS AVENUE
PEAR ST
MID-
B A N K S S T R E E T
ST
LIVE OAK S T R E

PALME TTO STREET
CHERRY ST E T

PEACH ST
CANAL STREET
STREET
EDINBURGH ST
A I R L I N E H
I G H W A Y M A R K S S T M O N ROE S T D ' H E M E C O U R T S T R E E T
U L L O A S T R E E T
MISTLETOE S T R E E T
M O N T I C E L L O A V E N U E CHERRY STREET O L I V E S T R E E T STROELITZ S TRE E T DIXON STREET D'HEMECOURT ST
S P I E R C E S T
LIVE OAK STREET
EDINBURGH ST
BAUDIN ST
F O R S H A Y S T R E E T
BROADWAY CLAIBORNE AVENUE F I G MISTLETOW ST HOLLY GROVE STREET E A G L E S T R E E T PALM STR E E T T U L A N E A V E S S C O T T S T
HAMILTON STREET
U L L OA S T R E E T
P R I T C H A R D S T R E E T G E N E R A L O G D E N S T R E E T M O N R O E S T R E E T CAMBRONNE ST PA
S T R E E T L E O N I D A S S T R E E T G R A V I E R S T R E E T
APRICOT STREET
ST. CHARLES AVENUE JACKSON AVE MISTLETOW C O L A P I S S A S T R E E T J O L I E T S T R E E T E D I N B U R G H S T DUBLIN ST University
Xavier
CUCCLABYRNES
STREET
PLAYGROUND
PALMETTO STREET
DANTE ST LMETTO ST
O L E A N D E R S T R E E T
MAGAZINE
STREET H A M I LT O N S T R E E T F O O L I V E S T R E E T SHORT REET P I N E S T D I X O N S T
S TELEMACHUS ST
L E O N I D A S S T R E E T
TCHOUPITOULAS STREET M i s s i s s i p p i G E N E R A L O G D E N S T M O N R O E S T DANTE ST E D I N P A L M S T
S GENOIS ST
E A G L E S T R E E T
DUBLIN ST

L O W E R L I N E S T R E E T
HOLLY GROVE STREET E A R H A R T B L V D CAMBRONNE ST R S H A Y S T R E E T S H O R T S T B U R G H S T PINE STREET PALMET TO STREET S CLARK ST
F E R N S T
DANTE ST
OLIVE ST
WA
F I G
DUBLIN STREET
S T
J O L I E T S T R E E T A P R I C C A R R O L L T O N A V E N U E ST S T R O E L I T Z S T R E E T SHINGTON AVENUE
B R O A D W AY
E U P H R O S I N E S T DAVIS
B E L F A S T S T
ST
MARS
P R I T C H A R D S T
A P P L E S T
0 kilometers 2 SHORT STREET FORSHAY STREET
CALLIOPE ON
OLEANDER ST
D A N T E S T R E E T
Harrell STREET
N E L S O N S T
0 miles 2 Stadium and F E R N VERSAILLES ST S TELEMACHUS ST CLIO ST PARKWAY
Center C A M B R O N N E S T R E E T O T S T R E E T NOTRE DAME E STREET BLOOMINGDALE ST S GENOIS ST JEFFERS
S C L A I B O R N E
Key to Street Finder D U B L I N S T R E E T SEMINARY F I G S CLARK ST
S T R E E T
Scale of maps 1–3 & 6–8 WALMSL ERATO ST
Major sight Ferry/boat route L E O N I D A S S T R E E T B E L F B U R D E T T E S T T H ALIA ST
S T COLAPISSA STREET
Place of interest Hospital F O P I N E S T R E ET AUDUBON A R H A R T B L V D
F E R N S T EY ST
0 meters 400 J O L I E T S T R E E T A V E N U E S T A S T S T R E E T FIG STREET
Other building Tourist information 1:20,400 PLACE P D A R T S T
NERON
S Y C A M O R
0 yards 400 P A N O L A S T R E E T PALMER C O U R T
Highway Church C A M B R O N N E S T R E E T S T E S T R E E T PARK N E L S O N S T P A N A M A C O U R T MELPO
Streetcar
D U B L I N S T R E E T

Railway line Pedestrian street Scale of maps 4–5 St. Charles Avenue N E B R O A D W AY R I T C H A R D S T VINCENNES PLACE J E F F E R S O N D R I V E EVE ST
GRAPE ST
S LO P E Z S T R E E T
S P R U C E S T R
A D A M S S T
B U R D E T T E S T
S S A L C E D O S T R E E T
Train station Riverfront Streetcar line D A N T E E E T S H O R T N T A I N E B L E A U S T R E E T W A L M EDEN ST
Streetcar station Canal Streetcar line 0 meters 250 1:13,400 H I C K O R Y S T R E E T C O H N S T CARROLLTON VENDOME PLACE OCTAVIA STREET S R E N D O N S T R E E T MENE ST
F E R N S T E E T
Bus terminus St Charles Avenue Streetcar line 0 yards 250 G R E E N S T S H O R T S T R O N P L C O L L E G E S L E Y S T

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Eyewitness Travel LAYERS PRINTED:
Streetfinder intro (Source v1) “UK” LAYER
Date 7th August 2012
Size 125mm x 217mm

DAYNA N U E
MILNE
STREET
R O S E S T R E E T L A K E A V E N U E STREET A V E A C A D E M Y W E S T E N D B LV D M O U N D A V E ROSEMARY PLACE WOODLAND PLACE AYM. D HIDALGO STREET
V I C K SB U R G S T


P A P W O R T H A V E C A R R O L L T O N A V E N U E P I N K S T B E L L A I R E D R I V E MARG. LAKE LAWN HAWTHORNE ST CLARE A L GREENWOOD ST G E N E RA L D I A Z MARSHALL FOCH STREET Voc-Tech
CT
L V
M A R C I A
NAVARRE STREET
VIOLET ST
B
PARK
LOUQUE ST
CEMETERY
School
CT
V I S I O N S T
Station
DELGADO
HEGWIDGE
WOOD HYACINTH ST Pumping ST P O GREENWOOD C A N WEIBLEN STREET PLAYGROUND
AVE STREET N
L A K E A V E N U E CEMETERY C H ROSEDALE D CEMETERY Delgado
NARCISSUS ST METAIRIE T CEMETERY VIRGINIA HOLT ORLEANS AVENUE
COURT
BORDEAUX ST O R P H E U M A V E N U E ETHEL A Community
College
DAHLIA ST M e t aire R el ie f O u tf al l Ca n a l M A R Y L A N D D R I V E B E L L A I R E D R I V E STREET F A I R W A Y D R I V E R T VIRGINIA R ST STREET
CONTI
CEMETERY N Y S T
R
MASONIC
GRENADINE ST A I P A R K A V E N U E
S T R E E T
T O U L O U S E
N B E R N A D O T T E S T
ALTHEA NATHALIE C I T Y HELENA ST N A N T H O
ST STREET N CYPRESS PATRICK I B E R V I L L E S T C O N T I S T R E E T
S T E L L A S T R E E T
GROVE
Canal Streetcar
GERANIUM B CEMETERY C A N A N S T P AT R I C K S T B I E N V I L L ST
STREET EAST E U M A V E GARDEN RD E T A I R I E R O A D O U N O LY M P I A S T
NEW ORLEANS
AVENUE F R I E D R I C H S A V E N U E B A M B O O R D M COUNTRY CLUB L E V S BERNADOTTE ST N MURAT E S T
Longue Vue
O R P H House and LAST ST A R C L E V E L A N D AV E N U E S A L E X A N D E R S T R E E T
Gardens
CEMETERY L S T R E E T
NORTHLINE ST
H E A T O D S S T PAT R I C K S T PA L M Y R A S T R E E T
S MURAT STREET
METAIRIE M O N T IC E L L O AV E S T R O E H A M I L T O N S T BAUDIN ST S OLYMPIA ST S H E N N E S S Y S T R E E T
COUNTRY P A L M S T PALME TTO STREET B A N K S S T R E E T
CLUB CECIL ST P A L M E T T O H O L LY G R O V E S T N S T R E E T
ST
CAMPHOR ST LIVINGTON L I T Z G E N E R A L O G D E N S T MID-
S S O L O M O N S T R E E T
PEAR ST
LIVE OAK S T R E PEACH ST
ST
OLIVE ST EDINBURGH ST CHERRY ST E T STREET D I X O N S T R E E T E A G L E S T R E E T CITY
M A R K S S T
A I R L I N E H
I G H W A Y M O N ROE S T D ' H E M E C O U R T S T R E E T
U L L O A S T R E E T
MISTLETOE S T R E E T
M O N T I C E L L O A V E N U E LIVE OAK STREET F O R S H A Y S T R E E T EDINBURGH ST STROELITZ S T REET DIXON STREET D'HEMECOURT ST
S P I E R C E S T
CHERRY STREET
BAUDIN ST
G E N E R A L O G D E N S T R E E T
O L I V E S T R E E T
HAMILTON STREET
F I G MISTLETOW ST HOLLY GROVE STREET E A G L E S T R E E T PALM ST REET T U L A N E A V E S S C O T T S T
U L L OA S T R E E T
P R I T C H A R D S T R E E T M O N R O E S T R E E T CAMBRONNE ST PA
S T R E E T L E O N I D A S S T R E E T G R A V I E R S T R E E T
DUBLIN ST
APRICOT STREET
Xavier
STREET
MISTLETOW C O L A P I S S A S T R E E T CUCCLABYRNES DANTE ST LMETTO ST University
PLAYGROUND
J O L I E T S T R E E T E D I N B U R G H S T P I N E S T
PALMETTO STREET
O L E A N D E R S T R E E T
F O
H A M I LT O N S T R E E T O L I V E S T R E E T SHORT REET D I X O N S T
S TELEMACHUS ST
L E O N I D A S S T R E E T
G E N E R A L O G D E N S T M O N R O E S T DANTE ST E D I N P A L M S T
S GENOIS ST
E A G L E S T R E E T
L O W E R L I N E S T R E E T

HOLLY GROVE STREET E A R H A R T B L V D DUBLIN ST S H O R T S T B U R G H S T PINE STREET PALMET TO STREET S CLARK ST
CAMBRONNE ST R S H A Y S T R E E T
F E R N S T
DANTE ST
OLIVE ST
WA
F I G
DUBLIN STREET
S T
J O L I E T S T R E E T A P R I C C A R R O L L T O N A V E N U E FORSHAY STREET ST S T R O E L I T Z S T R E E T SHINGTON AVENUE
E U P H R O S I N E S T DAVIS
B R O A D W AY
B E L F A S T S T
ST
MARS
SHORT
STREET
A P P L E S T
P R I T C H A R D S T
OLEANDER ST
CALLIOPE ON
D A N T E S T R E E T
N E L S O N S T
Harrell STREET
Stadium and F E R N VERSAILLES ST S TELEMACHUS ST CLIO ST PARKWAY
Center C A M B R O N N E S T R E E T O T S T R E E T NOTRE DAME F I G E STREET BLOOMINGDALE ST S GENOIS ST S CLARK ST JEFFERS
SEMINARY
S C L A I B O R N E
L E O N I D A S S T R E E T J O L I E T S T R E E T A V E N U E D U B L I N S T R E E T F O B E L F F E R N S T EY ST B U R D E T T E S T FIG STREET AUDUBON A R H A R T B L V D
P I N E S T R E ET
S T R E E T
ERATO ST
WALMSL
T H ALIA ST
S T COLAPISSA STREET
C A M B R O N N E S T R E E T S T E S T R E E T PARK Streetcar N E N E L S O N S T B R O A D W AY R I T C H A R D S T C O U R T P A N A M A C O U R T VINCENNES PLACE D A R T S T EVE ST
NERON
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PLACE
J E F F E R S O N D R I V E
S Y C A M O R
S T A S T S T R E E T
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MELPO
D U B L I N S T R E E T

P A N O L A S T R E E T
GRAPE ST
S LO P E Z S T R E E T
S P R U C E S T R
A D A M S S T
S S A L C E D O S T R E E T
D A N T E E E T CARROLLTON W A L M EDEN ST
F E R N S T E E T
B U R D E T T E S T C O L L E G E S L E Y S T VENDOME PLACE OCTAVIA STREET S R E N D O N S T R E E T MENE ST
S H O R T N T A I N E B L E A U S T R E E T
S H O R T S T R O N P L
C O H N S T
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CITY PARK B L V D B L V D F L O R I D A A V E R O G E R W I L L I A M S S T R E E T R E E T STREET WILSHIRE CASTINE STREET STREET WILSHIRE STREET PORTAGE STREET PORTAGE B E N E F I T S T R
GENTILLY BLVD
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Tad Gormley R O O S E V E L T M A L L STREET STREET YUPON STREET TENSAS STREET TENSAS PLACE WINTHR PLACE WINTHR GENTILLY BLVD FL O R I D A A V E F R E N C F R E N C T R E A S U R E S T R MUSIC STREET MUSIC STREET
T R E A S U R E S T
T U N I C A S T
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Stadium
T U N I C A S T
CASTINE STREET
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Storyland and
Storyland and S T A D I U M D R I V E R I V E VOIR D E S A I X B L V D R E P U Pumping T R E A S U R E S T R E E T O C H S T R E E T PAINTE
R O O S E V E L T M A L L
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S T A D I U M D
F R E D R I C H S A V
Carousel Gardens
Carousel Gardens F R E D R I C H S A V E N U E E N U E PARK VIEW BEAU- STREET STREET FL O R I D A A V E HAVANA ST PERRYPERRY M A R I G N Y S T M A R I G N Y S T S P A I N S T E S T ARTS ST S ST
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ABUNDANCE ST H M A N
Botanical New Orleans R D E R B Y S T SALTUS STREET SALTUS STREET S S T . S T . P A R I S A V E ABUNDANCE ST H M A N S T R E E T INDUSTRY ST
Botanical
M O S S A V E N U
INDUSTRY ST
D E R B Y S T
New Orleans
AGRICULTURE S
HAVANA ST
V I C T O R Y A V E N U E E N U E Garden Museum of Art M O S S A V E N U E C A S T I G L I O N E S T R E E T R E E T AGRICULTURE STREET TREET AGRICUL TURE ST RE ST S T R E E T I N D U S T R Y S T R E E T R E
V I C T O R Y A V
I N D U S T R Y S T
M A N D E V I L L E S T
R E P U B L I C
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Museum of Art
C A S T I G L I O N E S T
THE GOLDRING/WOLDENBERG
THE GOLDRING/WOLDENBERG B a y o u S t . J o h n B a y o u S t . J o h n CRETE STREET B R U X E L L E S S T B R U X E L L E S S T F L O R I D A A V E N U E
I N D U S T R Y S T R
GREAT LAWN WIS N E WIS N E ST. LOUIS ST. LOUIS STREET N LOPEZ STREET B E L F O R T S T R E E T R E E T I N D U S T R Y S T R E E T E E T
GREAT LAWN
B E L F O R T S T
F L O R I D A A V E N U E
P A R I S A V E
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D R E Y F O U S D R I V E R I V E The Dueling CEMETERY #3 ST. B E R N A R
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NUMBER 2
S RENDON S RENDON S T R E E T S T R E E T S T R E E T NUMBER 2 CEMETERY N R A M P A R T S T R E S T . , A N N S T ST ST Old Ursuline D E C A T U R Esplanade Street Wharf Press Street
S G A LV E Z S T R E E T
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S T O N T I
NUMBER 1
S LOPEZ ST S LOPEZ ST STREET PONTCHARTRAIN EXPRESSWAY N ROCHAEBLAVE S T O N T I E S G A LV E Z S T R E E T PA L M Y R A S T R E E T S DE RBIGNY ST S T . P E T E R S T St. Louis Cathedral, Washington Art
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of Death
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St. Charles Avenue Streetcar
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Hospital
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Shopping Center S F R O N T S T R E E T T R E E T
Henry Clay
Henry Clay
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Avenue Wharf
Foreign Trade Zone
Foreign Trade Zone
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M i s s i s s i p p i
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Elevator
Nashville Avenue
Napoleon Ave
Milan Street
Wharves Wharves Wharf Wharf
Wharves
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S WHITE ST
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S G A L V E Z S T R E E T
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University
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STORY
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MAGNOLIA
C H E R O K E E S T
S O N I AT S T R E E T
L A S A L L E S T R E E T
A.L. DAVIS
DOMINICAN ST
A.L. DAVIS
S SARATOGA
S T R E E T
PLAYGROUND
S L I B E R T Y S T R E ET
S L I B E R T Y S T R E ET
VAN S T R E E T
S T R E E T
C L A R A
S
L O Y O L A S T R E E T
M A G N O L I A
Planetarium
Planetarium A U D U B O N B L V D C A L H O U N S T C A L H O U N S S R O B E R T S O N M A G N O L I A S O N I AT S T R E E T S T R E E T T R E E T V A L E N C E V A L E N C E S T R M A R E N G O E E T M A R E N G O P E N I S T O N P E
L O U I S I A N A A V E N U E P A R K W A Y D E L A C H A I S E S T R E E T
McMURRAY
S R O B E R T S O N
Tulane Tulane
PARK PARK
S S A R AT O G A S T R E E T
S T R E E T T R E E T
UNIVERSITY
S
University
L O W E R L I N E S T R E E T
M I L L A U D O N S T R E E T
M I L L A U D O N S T R E E T L O W E R L I N E S T R E E T S T R S T R Collection CROMWELL ST S T F R E R E T S T R E E T R E E T A M E L I A A M E L I A CEMETERY DANNEEL STREET
B E N J A M I N S T R E E T
B E N J A M I N S T R E E T
LASALLE ST
DISTRICT
Ochsner Baptist
DISTRICT
G H U R S T Loyola Loyola University LASALLE ST UNIVERSITY S T R E E T T R E E T S T R E E T S T S T R E S T R E E T E T Ochsner Baptist S T R E E T S T S T S T S T ST. JOSEPH S S A R AT O G A S T R E E T
S
DANNEEL STREET
ST. JOSEPH
Medical Center
Amistad
Amistad
S T R E E T
Medical Center
S T R E E T
P H I L I P S T R E E T
University E E T
P H I L I P S T R E E T
University E E T
CEMETERY
F R E R E T S T
Collection
CROMWELL ST
H U R S T A R F I E L
A. CALLENDER ST
Loyola Loyola
G A R F I E L D
D R Y A D E S S T R E E T
A. CALLENDER ST D B R O A D W A Y S T R E E T S T R E E T MARQUETTE ST University L O Y O L L O Y O L EVERETT A S T R E E T J E F F E R S O N J E F F E R S O N EVANSEVANS MARLBOR. S L I B E R T Y S T R
B R O A D W A Y
LAFAYETTE
University
P I T T
P I T T
CEMETERY
CEMETERY
L A S A L L E S T R E E T R E E T
MARLBOR.
L A S A L L E S T
B A R O N N E S T R E E T
B A R O N N E S T R E E T
COURT COURT
S T R E E T
S T R E E T
ST
ST
MARQUETTE ST
PLAYGROUND
S L I B E R T Y S
PLAYGROUND
EVERETT A S T R E E T
S T R
F.J. Lewis S T . C H A R L E S A V E N U E
N A P O L E O N A V E N U E
F.J. Lewis S T . C H A R L E S A V E N U E
S T R E E T
W A L N U T S T R E E T E E T
N A P O L E O N A V E N U E
T O L E D A N O S T R
W E S T D R I V E
W A L N U T S T
LO Y O L A S
W A S H I N G T O N A V E
ST. VINCENT
H A R M O N Y S T R E E TE E T
SARATOGA
SARATOGA
P R Y TA N I A S
S T R E E T
P R Y TA N I A S T
SAMUEL SAMUEL
A U D U B O N T S T R E E T N W E S T D R I V E R E E T AUDUBON ROSE ST PARK ST ROSE ST PARK ST DANNEEL SARATOGA ST ST. VINCENT LO Y O L A S T R E E T T R E E T D E L A C H A I S E
CEMETERY
CEMETERY
A U D U B O
PLAYGROUND
PLAYGROUND
SQUARE SQUARE
P E R R I E R
P E R R I E R
PLAYGROUND
PLAYGROUND
6 T H S T R E E T
AUDUBON
S S A R AT O G A S T
I N T E R N A T I O N A L D R I V E
SARATOGA ST
Briggs-Staub
DANNEEL
PARK
7 T H S T R E E T
S T S T PARK B E N J A M I N S T R E E T ARABELLA ST ARABELLA ST S T R E E T S S A R AT O G A S T R E E T R E E T Church Church S T CONERY Briggs-Staub
House House
Christ Christ
COLISEUM
COLISEUM
S T
S T R E E T
D E L A C H A I S E S T R E E T
D A N N E E L S T R E E T R E E T
CONERY
D A N N E E L S T
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar
Wedding
Wedding
DANEEL DANEEL
CARONDELE T ST
B E N J A M I N S T R E E T
PLAYGROUND
Cake House
Cake House
STREET
D R Y A D E S S
CHESTNUT
CHESTNUT
Colonel
Colonel
S T
S T

CONERY

L O U I S I A N A AV E N U E
Short's Villa
GARDEN
S T S T STREET I N T E R N A T I O N A L D R I V E H U R S T S T R E E T E E T PLAYGROUND VALMONT ST VALMONT ST D R Y A D E S S T R E E T T R E E T GARDEN CARONDELE
H U R S T S T R
P R Y T A N I A S T R E E T
C A M P
C A M P
B A R O N N E S T R E E T R E E T
B A R O N N E S T
LAFAYETTE
C O L I S E U M S T R E E T
CEMETERY
CEMETERY
DISTRICT
S T P I T T S T R E E T St. Charles Avenue Streetcar C A R O N D E L E T S T R E E T R E E T The The DISTRICT P R Y T A N I A S T R E E T LAFAYETTE
S T

G A R F I E L D S T R E E T
G A R F I E L D S T R E E T
C A R O N D E L E T S T
C H E S T N U T S T R E E T
C H E S T N U T S T R E E T
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar
Tulane/De Paul
Tulane/De Paul
Columns
P I T T S T R E E T
S T RE E T S T RE E T A T L A N T A S T R E E T T R E E T Milton Latter St Charles S T . C H A R L E S A V E N Columns Touro Touro C O L I S E U M S T R E E T
St Charles
Psychiatric Facility
Psychiatric Facility
S T . C H A R L E S A V E N U E U E
Milton Latter
BLANC BLANC
House House
Memorial
A T L A N T A
S
STREET TREET
Memorial
P R Y T A N I A S T R
S
P R Y T A N I A S T R E E T E E T
Library Library
P I T T S T R E E T R E E T Touro Touro Hospital MONTIERO
Hospital
P I T T S T
P I T T S T
6 T H S T R E E T
6 T H S T R E E T
Touro Touro
P I T T S T R E E T R E E T
7 T H S T R E E T
7 T H S T R E E T
Synagogue
Synagogue
P E R R I E R S T R E E T
P E R R I E R S T R E E T
Hospital
M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T
P R Y T A N I A S T R E E T R E E T
MONTIERO
Hospital
S O U T H
N O R T H A V E
P R Y T A N I A S T
C A M P S T
PARK PARK
J E F F E R S O N A V E N U E
S O U T H A V E
N O R T H A V E A V E
C H E S T N U
P E R R I E R S T
C O L I S E U M S T R E E T
C O L I S E U M S T R E E T
ST ATE S T R E E T S T R E E T P E R R I E R S T R E E T R E E T Annex Annex D E L A C H A I S E D E L A C H A I S E C A M P S T 8 T H S T R E E T E E
M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T
M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T
C H E S T N U T S T R E E T
C O L I S E U M S
ST ATE T S T R E E T C O L I S E U M S T R E E T T R E E T G E N E R A L T A Y L O R M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T
C A L H O U N S T R E E T
F O U
A L I N E
C O N S T A N C E S T R
L A U R E L S T R E E T
E A S T D R I V E E A S T D R I V E C A L H O U N S T R E E T W E B S T E R S T C O N S T A N C E S T J E F F E R S O N A V E N U E C A M P S T R E E T R E E T S O N I A T S O N I A T U P P E R L I N E
8 T H S T R E E T
T O L E D A N O S T R E E T E L S T R E E T
Audubon C H E S T N U T S T R E E T R E E T G E N E R A L P E P E N I S A M E L I A A N T O N P L E A S A N T S T S T R E E T 9 T H 9 T H
C H E S T N U T S T
Audubon
C A M P S T R E E T
C A M P S T R E E T
A L I N E C H E R
Zoo Zoo V A L E N C A D J E N A G E N E R A L P E R S H I N G M I L A N M A R E N G O M A R E N G O G E N E R A L T A Y L O R S T R E E T C O N S T A N C E S T R E E T
T O L E D A N O
P L E A S A N T S T
H E N R Y C L AY AV E N U E
H A R M O N Y S T R E
W E B S T E R S T
C A M P S T
PARK PARK
A M E L I A T O N
J E N A I Z
H A R M O N Y S T R E E T
C O N S T A N C E S T
S T R E E T
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE
S T R E E T
SQUARE SQUARE
C A D I Z C E
M A G A Z I N E S T
M I L A N R S H I N G
P AT T O N S T
P AT T O N S T
CHIPPEWA STREE T
N A S H V I L L E AV E N U
J O S E P H S T R E E T T
O C T A V I A S T R E E T
S T R E
E L E O N O R E S T R E E T
L E O N T I N E S T R E E
C O N S T A N C E S T
A N N U N C I AT I O N
ST. THOMAS S T
ST. THOMAS S T
L A U R E L S T
S T R E E T
L A U R E L S T
S T R E E T
S T
S T
F O U C H E R I N E S T R E E T
ALMA PETERS
LYONSLYONS
S T
L A U R E L S T R E E T R E E T
ALMA PETERS
L A U R E L S T
IRISH
PARK PARK
PLAYGROUND
PLAYGROUND
S T R E E T T
S T
RIVERVIEW H E N R Y C L AY AV E N U E A N N U N C I A T I O N S T E L E O N O R E S T R E E T N A S H V I L L E AV E N U E A R A B E L L A S T R E E T E A R A B E L L A S T R E E J O S E P H
RIVERVIEW
A N N U N C I A T I O N S T
CHANNEL
S T R E E T R E E T
S T R E E T
S T S T R E E T
S T
A U S T E R L I T Z S T R E E T T
C O N S T A N T I N O P L E S T R E E T
PARK T C H O U P I T O U L A S S T R E E T R E E T WISNER WISNER A N N U N C I A T I O N T I O N S T R E E T E E T CHANNEL
S T R E E T
PARK
N A P O L E O N A V E N U E
S T R E E T
N A P O L E O N A V E N U E
S T S T R E E T
U P
A N N U N C I A
Harmony St
Harmony St
CENTER CENTER
T C H O U P I T O U
Children's
Children's A L O N Z O S T A L O N Z O S T T C H O U P I T O U L A S L A S S T R Wharf Wharf
T C H O U P I T O U L A S S T
Louisiana
Louisiana
Hospital
Hospital S FRONT STREET Riverside Market Avenue Wharf
Riverside Market
S FRONT STREET
Avenue Wharf
S F R O N T S
Shopping Center
Shopping Center S F R O N T S T R E E T T R E E T
Henry Clay
Henry Clay
Avenue Wharf
Avenue Wharf
Foreign Trade Zone
Foreign Trade Zone
Public Grain
Public Grain
M i s s i s s i p p i
M i s s i s s i p p i
Nashville Avenue
Nashville Avenue Elevator Napoleon Ave Milan Street
Elevator
Napoleon Ave
Milan Street
Wharves
Wharves Wharves Wharf Wharf
Wharves
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Custom House/
Civil
UNION
PICAYUNE Insectarium
Place
STREET
LASALLE STREET GIROD ST L A A V E N U E AVENUE NATCHEZ ST N PETERS ST Harrah's
MAGAZINE ST
Mercedes-Benz Courts PE RD ID O ST GRAVIER ST Canal Audubon Aquarium
Superdome PENN ST CARROLL STREET STREET of the Americas
C A M P S T
Gallier
Smoothie LAFAYETTE Hall STREET Casino World Trade
P O Y D R A S S T R E E T
King Center S R A M P A R T S T O ' K E E F E AV E N U E ST PL. DE FRANCE Center
L O Y O W AREHOUSE SPANISH
PLAZA
JULIA S T
DISTRICT
B A R O N N E S T R E E T
Post Office and St. Charles Avenue Streetcar CHURCH STREET St. Patrick's C O M The Outlet Collection
at Riverwalk
S T. C H A R L E S
Federal Building
Church
FRERET ST C L I O S T R E E T Station H O WA R D AV E G I R O D S T M E R C E S T S P E T E R S S T F U L T O N S T R E E T C O N V E N T I O N C E R
TCHOUPITOULAS
Union
JULIA STREET
H A L E Y B LV D
CONSTANCE ST
ERATO ST
Contemporary
SIMON BOLIVAR ST C A L L I O P E S T R E E T C A R O N D E L E T S T R E E T Memorial Hall Museum AN D REW H IG GI NS S T Convention Julia St Cruise
Confederate Arts Center
Louisiana
S S A R AT O G A S T
Children's
TH ALIA ST
Museum
S T . J O S E P H S T
LEE
Ship Terminal
C I R C L E
S RAMPART STREET
World War II
Ernest
B A R O N N E S T
S D IAMOND ST
N. Morial
C L I O S T R E E T
St. Charles Ave
POEYFARRE ST
SEE PAGES
ERATO ST
Center
4 & 5 FOR
Streetcar
ENLARGEMENT
JOHN CHURCHILL CHASE ST
POE ST
C A S T L E
P O N T C H A R T R A I N E X P R E S S W A Y
N DIAMOND ST N T E R B L
T E R P S I C H O R E S T R E E T I A S T R E E T
M A R T I N L U T H E R K I N G J R B LV D
SARATOGA F E L I C I T Y E U T E R P E S T THALIA STREET STREET GAIENNIE ST V D OF THIS AREA
S
STREET
DANNEEL ST M E L P O M E N E S T R E E T CALLIOPE ST CRESCENT CITY
A V E N U E
O R E T H A S T . A N D R E W S T R E E T P O LY M N I A S T R E E T P R Y T A N C O L I S E U M S T REE T CAMP STREET M A G A Z I N A E STREET A N N U N C I A T I O N
T H A L I A S T R E E T
CONNECTION
B A R O N N E S T S T R E E T
B A R O N N E S T R E E T
Wharf
S T . C H A R L E S
C A R O N D E L E T S T R E E T S T . M A R Y S T R E E T Guest House T E R P S I C H O R E S T R E E T HUNTER ST Robin Street
HENDERS ON STREET
COLISEUM
CONSTANCE
BRAINIA ST
SQUARE
EUTERPE STREET
St Vincent’s
Wharf
R A C E S T R E E T
S P E T E R S S T R E E T
Louise S.
McGehee School
O R A N G E S T R E E T
C H I P P E W A S T
S T . A N D R E W S T R E E
Toby's
Claiborne P R Y T A N I A S T R E E T C A M P S T T SOPHIE WRIGHT PL R I C H A R D S T R E E T A S S T R E E T TCHOUPITOULA S STREE
Corner
Cottage
J O S E P H I N E S T R E E T
Women’s Guild M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T
Opera House Carroll - St Alphonsus F E S T . T H O M R E L I G I O U S S T R E E T
Robinson Crawford House L A U R E L S T M A R K E T S T S P E T E R S S T R E E T Market Street
House
Brevard-Wisdom- St Mary’s Wharf
Musson-Bell Rice House Assumption S T . J A M E S S T T
House
Payne- C O N S T A N C E S T R E E T
Strachan CELESTE ST
House A N N U N C I AT I O N S T R E E T L I C I T Y S T R E E T i
J A C K S O N A V E N U E
L A U R E L S T R E E T P H I L I P S T R E E T J O S E P H I N E S T R E E T s i p p
S T . M A R Y S T R E E T
S T . A N D R E W S T R E E T
s i s
R O U S S E A U S T R E E T
BURKE Street Wharf i s
PARK
St. Andrew
A N N U N C I AT I O N S T S T. T H O M A S S T M
S O R A P A R U S T
2 N D S T
1 S T S T R E E T
DIVISION
STREET
4 T H S T
C H I P P E W A S T First Avenue
T C H O U P I T O U L A S S T R E E T
3 R D S T
W A S H I N G T O N A V E N U E
Wharf
S T. T H O M A S S T LIVAUDAIS 1 S T S T R E E T HALL AVE
STREET
GOVERNOR
Washington
Avenue Wharf A M F R I E D S T R E E T S T R E E T R I C H A R D S T R E E T
Seventh Street L A F A Y E T T E S T R E E T 5T H ST REE T
3RD ST
Wharf 2 N D S T E L I A S T R E E T
7 T H S T R E E T
4 T H 6 T H S T R E E T GOVERNOR HALL
AVENUE
N E W T O N S T
HUEY P. LONG
L A V O I S I E R S T
4 T H S T
9 T H S T R E E T
R I V E R R O A D D O L H O N D E S T W E Y E R A V E N U E NEWTON STREET 8 T H S T 10TH ST
F R I E D S T
5 T H S T
5 T H S T LAFAYETTE ST
AVENUE
A M E L I A S T R E E T
D E R B I G N Y S T R E E T
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Street Finder Index

1st Street 7 E1, Baronne Street 4 A5, Carondelet Cromwell Street 6 C3
8 A4, 8 C5 7 F3, 8 A2 Street 4 B5,7 E3, Crozat Street 3 D5, 4 B2
2nd Street 7 F2, Barracks 8 A3 Cucullu Street 6 C2
8 A4, 8 C5 Street 2 C3, 5 D1 Carroll Street 4 B3, 8 B1 D
3rd Street 7 F2, 8 C5 Barrett Street 6 C2 Carrollton
4th Street 7 F2, 8 B5 Baudin Street 1 C3, Avenue 1 A1 D’abadie Street 3 D2
5th Street 8 B5 2 A4 ,2 A2, 6 A1 Dahlia Street 1 A1
6th Street 7 F3, 8 C5 Bayou Road 2 C2 Castiglione Danneel Street 6 C3,
7th Street 7 F3, 8 C5 Belfast Street 1 A4 Street 2 C1, 3 D1 7 D3, 8 A2
8th Street 7 F4, 8 C5 Belfort Street 2 C1 Castine Street 2 C1 Dante Street 1 B4, 6 A1
9th Street 8 C5 Bell Street 2 C2 Catina Street 1 B1 Dart Street 1 C5
10th Street 8 C5 Bellaire Drive 1 A2 Cecil Street 1 A3 Dauphine Street 4 C2,
A Belle Chasse Celeste Street 8 B4 5 D1
Street 2 C3 Chalfont Street 2 C1 David Street 2 A2
Abundance Street 3 E1 Bellecastle Street 6 C4 Chartres Dayna Street 1 A1
Academy Drive 1 B1 Belleville Street 5 F5 Street 4 C3, 5 D2 De Armas Street 5 F5
Adams Street 1 B5, Benefit Street 3 E1 Cherokee Street 6 A2 De Saix Boulevard 2 C1
6 B1 Benjamin Street 6 A2 Cherry Street 1 A3 Decatur Street 3 E4,
Agriculture Bermuda Street 3 F5 Chestnut 4 C3, 5 E1
Street 3 D1 Bertrand Street 2 C5 Street 6 A3, 7 F4 Delachaise
Airline Highway 1 A3 Birch Street 6 B1 Chippewa Street 4 B2, 7 E2
Alden Place 2 C1 Blanc Street 6 C4 Street 7 F5, 8 B3 Deleon Street 2 C2
Aline Street 7 F4 Bloomingdale Church Street 4 B4, 8 B1 Delgado Street 2 B2
Alix Street 5 F3 Street 1 C5 City Park Dolhonde Street 8 B5
Allard Street 2 A2 Bolivar Street 2 C5 Avenue 1 C1, 2 A1 Delord Street 6 C2
Allen Street 3 E2 Bordeaux Clara Street 2 C5, Derbigny Street 8 B5
Alonzo Street 6 B5 4 A3, 6 C2, 7 E2 Derby Street 2 C1
Street
Althea Street 1 A2 Bounty Street 1 A1, 7 D3 Clare Court 1 B1 Desoto Street 2 B2
5 E3
Alvin Callender Cleveland D’hemecourt
Street 6 A3 Bourbon Avenue 1 C2, Street 1 C3, 2 A3
Amelia Street 8 C5 Street 4 C3, 5 D1 2 A3, 4 A2 Diana Street 5 F5
Andrew Higgins Brainia Street 8 A3 Clio Street 1 C5, Dixon Street 1 B3
Street 4 B5, 8 B2 Broadway 1 B5, 6 C1 2 A5, 4 A4, Dominican Street 6 A2
Annette Street 3 E2 Brooklyn Street 5 F5 7 F1, 8 A2 Dreyfous Drive 2 A1
Annunciation Bruxelles Street 3 D1 Cohn Street 1 A5, 6 B1 Dryades Street 7 D3
Street 4 C5, 6 B5, Bungalow Street 2 A2 Colapissa Street 1 A4 Dublin Street 1 B4,
7 F5, 8 B2 Burdette Coliseum 6 A1
Antonine Street 7 E4 Street 1 B5, 6 A2 Street 6 C4, 8 B2 Duels Street 3 D1
Apple Street 1 A4 Burgundy Street 3 D5, College Street 1 B5, Dufossat Street 2 A2,
Apricot Street 1 A4 4 B3, 5 D1 6 C1 3 D4, 4 C1,
Arabella Street 6 C3 Burthe Street 6 A1 Columbus Street 3 D2 5 D2, 6 C4
Architect C Commerce Street 4 C4, E
Street 3 F4, 5 F1 8 B1
Arts Street 3 F2 Cadiz Street 7 D2 Common Street 3 D5, Eagle Street 1 B3
Atlanta Street 6 C4 Calliope 4 B3 Earhart Boulevard 1 A4,
Aubry Street 3 D2 Street 1 C4, 2 A5, Conery Street 7 F3 2 A5, 4 B2
Audubon 4 C5, 6 B4, 8 A1 Constance Street 4 C5, East Drive 6 A4
Boulevard 6 C1 Cambronne 6 B4, 7 F4, 8 B3 Eden Street 1 C5
Audubon Street 1 C5, Street 1 B4, 6 A1 Constantinople Edinburgh Street 1 B4
6 C1 Camp Street 4 C3, Street 7 E3 Eleonore Street 6 B4
Austerlitz Street 7 E3 6 A3, 7 F4, 8 A3 Conti Street 1 C2, Eliza Street 5 F3
Aymard Court 1B1 Camphor Street 1 A3 2 A3, 4 A1 Elysian Fields
Canal Boulevard 1 C1 Convention Center Avenue 3 E1
B Canal Street 1 C2, Boulevard 5 D4, 8 C1 Erato Street 1 C5,
Bamboo Street 1 A2 2 A3, 3 D5, Court Street 7 D3 2 A5, 4 A5,
Banks Street 1 C3, 2 A3 4 B2,5 D3 Crete Street 2 C1 7 F1, 8 A1




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Esplanade Gravier Street 1 C4, Joliet Street 1 B4, 6 A1 Magnolia Street 2 C5,
Avenue 2 B2, 3 D3, 2 A4, 3 D5, Joseph Avenue 7 D1 4 A3, 6 C2, 7 F1
5 E1 4 A2, 8 B1 Joseph Street 6 C2 Mandeville
Esther Street 6 C1 Green Street 1 A5, 6 B1 Josephine Street 3 F1, 5 E1
Ethel Street 1 A1 Greenwood Street 1 C1 Street 7 F1, 8 A3 Maple Street 6 A1
Euphrosine Street 1 C4, Grenadine Street 1 A2 Julia Street 4 C5, 8 B1 Marais Street 3 D4, 4 C1
2 A5 H K Marcia Avenue 1 A1
Euterpe Street 8 B3 Marengo Street 7 E2
Eve Street 1 C5, 2 A5 Hagan Street 2 B2 Kerlerec Street 2 C2, Marguerite
Evelina Street 5 F4 Hamilton Street 1 A3 3 D3 Street 1 A1
Everett Street 6 C3 Hampson Street 6 A2 L Marie Street 2 B2
Exchange Street 3 D5, Harding Street 2 B2 Marigny Street 3 F1,
4 C3 Harmony Street 7 F3 Lafayette Street 2 C5, 5 E1
Hastings Street 8 B3 4 B4, 8 B1, 8 C5 Market Street 8 B3
F Hathaway Place 2 C1 Lafitte Avenue 2 C4, Marks Street 1 B3
Fairway Drive 1 A2 Havana Street 3 D1 4 B1 Marlborough
Felicity Street 7 F2, 8 A2 Hawthorne Street 1 B1 Laharpe Street 3 D2 Street 7 D3
Fern Street 1 A5, 6 A1 Heaton Street 1 B2 Lake Avenue 1 A1 Marquette Street 6 B3
Fig Street 1 B5 Hegwidge Street 1 A1 Lamarque Street 5 F5 Mars Street 1 B4
Florida Avenue 3 E1 Henderson Street 8 C3 Lapeyrouse Marshall Foch
Fontainebleau Henry Clay Avenue 6 C2 Street 2 C2, 3 D2 Street 1 C1
Street 1 B5, 7 D1 Hermosa Street 5 F5 Lasalle Street 2 C5, Martin Luther King Jr.
Forshay Street 1 B4 Hewes Street 7 D1 4 B2, 6 C2, Boulevard 2 A5,
Fortin Street 2 C2 Hickory Street 1 A5, 7 D3, 8 A1 4 A5, 7 E1, 8 A2
Foucher Street 7 E3 6 B1 Last Street 1 B2 Maryland Drive 1 A2
Franklin Avenue 3 F1 Hidalgo Street 1 C1 Laurel Street 6 B5, 7 D5, Maurepas Street 2 C2
Hillary Street
6 B1
McKenna Street
7 D1
Fredrichs Avenue 2 B1 8 A4
Frenchman Holly Grove Street 1 A3 Lavergne Street 3 F5, McShane Place 3 E4
5 F4
Melpomene
Homer Street
Street 3 E1, 5 E1 Howard Avenue 4 B5, 8 C5 Street 1 C5, 8 A2
Freret Street 2 C5, 8 A1 Law Street 3 E2 Milan Street 7 E2
4 A3, 6 A1, Huey P. Long Leda Street 2 B2 Millaudon Street 6 B1
7 F2, 8 A1 Lee Circle 4 B5, 8 B2
Avenue
Fried Street 8 C5 Hunter Street 8 B5 Lelong Drive 2 B1 Milne Street 1 B1
1 A3
8 C3
Mistletoe Street
Friedrichs Avenue 1 A2 Hurst Street 6 B3 Leonidas Street 1 B4, Monroe Street 1 B3
Fulton Street 4 C4, 8 C1 6 C5
Hyacinth Street 1 A1 Monticello Avenue 1 A3
G I Lepage Street 2 C2 Morgan Street 3 F5,
2 C5
Liberty Street

Gaiennie Street 8 C2 Iberville Street 2 C4, Lincon Street 3 E2 Moss Avenue 5 E3
2 B1
Garden Road 1 A2 3 D5, 4 B2 Live Oak Street 1 A3 Moss Street 2 B2
Garfield Street 6 A2 Ida Street 2 A2 Livington Street 1 A3 Music Street 3 F1
General Diaz 1 C1 Ideal Court 3 F1 Livaudais Street 8 A4 Mystery Street 2 B2
General Ogden Industry Street 3 D1 London Avenue 3 D2
Street 1 A4 International Drive 6 B3 Louisiana Avenue N
General Pershing Pkwy 7 E1 N. Anthony Street 1 C2
Street 7 D2 J Louisiana Avenue 7 F5, N. Bernadottwe
General Taylor Jackson Avenue 7 F2, F4, E3, E2 Street 1 C2
Street 7 D1 8 A3 Louque Street 1 C1 N. Broad Avenue 2 B4,
Gentilly Boulevard 3 D1 Jane Place 2 B4 Lowerline 2 B3, 3 D1
Geranium Street 1 A2 Jefferson Avenue 6 C4, Street 1 C4, 6 A3 N. Claiborne
Girod Street 4 A4, 8 B1 7 D2 Loyola Avenue 2 C5, Avenue 3 F3
Governor Hall Jefferson Davis 4 B3, 8 A1 N. Clark Street 2 A3
Avenue 8 C4 Parkway 1 C5, 2 A3 Loyola Street 6 C3, 7 F2 N. Derbigny
Governor Nicholls Jefferson Drive 1 C5 Lyons Street 7 D5 Street 3 D3
Street 2 C3, 5D 1 Jefferson Street 6 C3 M N. Diamond Street 8 B2,
Grand Route Jena Street 7 D2 4 C5
St. John 2 B2 John Churchill Chase Magazine Street 4 C5, N. Dorgenois
Grape Street 1 C5 Street 4 C5, 8 B2 6 C4, 7 D4, 8 A4 Street 3 D2
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N. Dupre Street 2 B3 Notre Dame Place de France 5 D4, S. Dupre Street 2 B3,
N. Front Street 3 E4, Street 4 C4, 8 B1 8 C1 7 D1
5 D3 Nunez Street 5 F4 Pleasant Street 7 F4 S. Front Street 6 C3,
N. Galvez Street 2 C4, O Plum Street 6 B1 7 D1
3 D2, 4 A1 Poe Street 4 C5, 8 B2 S. Galvez Street 2 B5,
N. Gayoso Street 2 C1 Oak Street 6 A1 Poeyfarre Street 4 C5, 7 D1
N. Johnson Street 3 F2 Octavia Street 1 C5 8 B2 S. Gayoso Street 2 A5,
N. Lopez Street 2 C1 O’Keefe Polymnia Street 8 A2 7 D1
N. Miro Street 2 C3, Avenue 3 D4, 8 A1 Pontchartrain S. Genois Street 1 C5,
3 F2, 4 A1 Oleander Street 1 A4 Boulevard 1 B2 2 A3
N. Murat Olga Street 2 A2 Port Street 3 F4, 5 F1 S. Hennessy Street 1 C3,
Street 1 C2, 2 A2 Olive Street 1 A3 Portage Street 2 C1 2 A2, 4 A1
N. Olympia Street 1 C2 Onzaga Street 2 C2, Powder Street 5 F3 S. Johnson Street 2 B5,
N. Peters Street 3 E4, 3 D2 Poydras Street 2 C5, 4 A1, 7 E1
4 C3, 5 E1, 8 B1 Orange Street 8 B3 4 B3, 8 B1 S. Liberty Street 7 F2
N. Pierce Street 2 A3 Orchard Street 2 C2 Pritchard Street 1 B5 S. Lopez Street 1 C5,
N. Prieur Street 3 F2 O’Reilly Street 3 D1 Prytania Street 4 B5, 2 A5, 7 D1
N. Rampart Street 3 E4, Oretha Castle Haley 6 A3, 7 D4, 8 A2 S. Miro Street 2 B5, 7 E1
4 C1 Boulevard 4 A5, 8 A2 R S. Murat Street 1 C3
N. Rendon Street 2 B2 Orleans Avenue 1 C1, S. Olympia Street 1 C3
N. Robertson 2 B2, 3 D4, 4 C2 Race Street 8 B3 S. Peters Street 4 C5,
Avenue 3 E3 Orpheum Avenue 1 A1 Religious Street 8 B3 8 C3
N. Robertson P Republic Street 3 D1 S. Pierce Street 1 C3
Street 2 C5, Rex Place 7 E1 S. Prieur Street 2 C5,
3 D4, 4 B1 Painters Street 3 F2 Richard Street 8 B3 4 A1, 7 D2
N. Rochaeblave Palm Street 1 B3 River Road 8 A5 S. Rampart Street 3 D5,
4 B3, 8 A2
Robert Street

7 D5
Street 2 C3, 3 D2 Palmetto Street 1 A3
N. Roman Street 2 C5, Palmyra Street 1 C2, Roger Williams 2 C1 S. Rendon Street 1 C5,
2 A4
Street

3 F2, 4 A1 2 A3, 4 A2 Roosevelt Mall 2 A1 S. Robertson
N. St. Patrick Street 1 C2 Panama Court 1 C5 Roosevelt Street 2 B2 Street 2 C5,
N. Salcedo Street 2 B3 Papworth Avenue 1 A1 Rose Street 1 A1, 6 C3 4 A2, 6 C2, 7 F2
N. Solomon Street 2 A2 Paris Avenue 3 D1 Rosedale Drive 1 C1 S. Rocheblave
N. Tonti Street 2 C3, Park Street 6 C3 Rosemary Place 1 B1 Street 7 E1
3 D3 Park View Place 2 B1 Rosiere Street 2 C1 S. Roman Street 7 D2
N. Villere Street 2 C5, Patterson Road 3 F5, Rousseau Street 8 A4 S. Salcedo Street 1 C5,
3 D4, 4 B1 5 F3 Rousselin Street 3 D2 2 A5, 7 D1
N. White Street 2 C2 Patton Street 6 B4 Royal Street 3 D5, S. Saratoga Street 4 A5,
Napoleon Avenue 7 D4 Pauger Street 3 E1 4 C3, 5 F1 6 C3, 7 F2, 8 A2
Narcissus Street 1 A1 Paul Morphy S. Scott Street 1 C3,
Nashville Avenue 6 C5 Street 3 D1 S 2 A3
Nashville Street 7 D1 Peace Court 3 F2 S. Alexander S. Solomon Street 1 C3
Natchez Street 4 C4, Peach Street 1 B3 Street 1 C3, 2 A2 S. St. Patrick Street 1 C3
8 B1 Pear Street 1 B3 S. Bernadotte S. Telemachus
Nathalie Street 1 A2 Pearl Street 6 A2 Street 1 C2 Street 1 C4, 2 A3
Navarre Street 1 C1 Pelican Avenue 3 F5, S. Broad Avenue 2 A5, S. Tonti
Nelson Street 1 A4 5 F3 7 D1 Street 2 C4, 7 D1
Neron Street 1 B5 Peniston Street 7 E2 S. Claiborne S. Villere Street 4 A2
New Orleans Penn Street 4 B3, 8 B1 Avenue 1 A4, S. White
Avenue 4 C1 Perdido Street 2 A4, 6 C1, 7 E2 Street 2 A5, 7 E1
New Orleans 4 A3, 8 B1 S. Clark Street 1 C5 Sauvage Street 2 C2
Street 3 D2 Perrier Street 6 A3, 7 D4 S. Cortez Street 2 A3 Seguin Street 3 F5, 5 F3
Newcomb Philip Street 7 F2, 8 A4 S. Derbigny Street 2 C5, Serantini Street 3 D1
Boulevard 6 B2 Picayune Street 4 C3, 4 A2, 7 E1 Short Sheet 1 B4, 6 A1
Newton Street 5 F4, 8 B1 S. Diamond Street 4 C5, Simon Bolivar
8 C5 Pine Street 1 C4 8 B2 Street 4 A5, 8 A2
North Avenue 6 A4 Pink Street 1 A1 S. Dorgenois Slidell Street 5 F4
Northline Street 1 A2 Pitt Street 6 B3, 7 E4 Street 2 B4, 7 E1 Socrates Street 5 F5



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Soniat Street 7 D4 St. Thomas Urquart Street 3 E3 Wilshire Street 2 C1
Sophie Wright Street 7 F5, 8 A3 Ursulines Avenue 2 B2, Wilson Street 2 B2
Place 8 B3 Stadium Drive 2 A1 3 E4, 5 D1, 7 C1 Winthrall Place 2 C1
Soraparu Street 8 A4 State Street Drive 6 C1 V Wisner Boulevard 2 B1
South Avenue 6 A4 State Street 6 B5 Wood Avenue 1 A1
Spain Street 3 F1 Story Street 6 C2, 7 D2 Valence Street 7 D2 Woodland Place 1 B1
Spruce Street 1 A5, Stroelitz Street 1 B3 Vallette Street 3 F5, Y
6 B1 Sycamore Street 1 A5 5 F3
St. Andrew T Valmont Street 6 C3 York Street 7 D1
Street 7 F1, 8 A3 Vendome Place 1 C5 Yupon Street 2 B1
St. Ann Street 2 A2, Taft Place 2 B2 Verna Street 2 B2 Z
3 D4, 4 C1, 5 D2 Tchoupitoulas Verrett Street 3 F5,
St. Anthony Street 4 C4, 6 B5, 5 F3 Zimple Street 6 A1
Avenue 3 E1 7 D5, 8 A4 Versailles Street 1 C5
St. Anthony Street 3 E3 Teche Street 5 F4 Vicksburg Street 1 C1
St. Bernard Tensas Street 2 B1 Victory Avenue 2 A1
Avenue 3 D1 Terpsichore Street 7 F2, Vincennes Place 1 C5,
St. Charles 8 B2 6 C1
Avenue 3 F3, 6 B2, Thalia Street 1 C5, Violet Street 1 A1
7 F3, 8 A3 2 A5, 4 A5, Virginia Court 1 C1
St. Claude 7 F1, 8 A1 Virginia Street 1 C1
Avenue 3 D4, 4 C1 Toledano Vision Street 1 C1
St. Ferdinand Street 7 E1 W
Street 3 F4, 5 F1 Toulouse Street 1 C2,
St. James Street 8 B3 2 A2, 3 D5, Walmsley Street 1 B5
St. John Street 2 C2, 4 C2, 5 D2 Walnut Street 6 A3
3 D2 Touro Street 3 E1 Washington
St. Joseph Street 4 B5, Trafalgar Street 2 C1 Avenue 1 C4, 7 E1,
8 B1 Treasure Street 3 D1 8 A4
St. Louis Street 2 C4, Treme Street 3 D4, 4 C1 Webster Street 6 B4
3 D5, 4 A1 Tulane Avenue 1 C3, Weiblen Street 1 C1
St. Mary Street 8 B4 2 A4 West Drive 6 A3
St. Peter Street 2 B3, Tunica Street 2 C1 West End
3 D5, 4 C2, 5 D2 U Boulevard 1 B1
St. Philip Street 2 B2, W. Stadium 8 A1
4 C1, 5 D1 Ulloa Street 1 C3 Weyer Avenue 8 C5
St. Roch Street 3 F1 Union Street 4 B3, 8 B1 Willow Street 2 C5,
St. Vincent Street 2 B1 Upperline Street 7 D1 4 A2, 6 B1, 7 F2




























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General Index


Page numbers in bold refer to Architecture 36–7 Bayou St. John 12, 121, 136
main entries ironwork 40–41 Beauregard, General P.G.T. 90
see also Gothic Revival Beauregard-Keyes House 73
The 1850 House 56–7 architecture; Greek Revival Custom House 96
Street-by-Street map 55 architecture Gallier Hall 97
A Arlington, Josie statue of 98, 120, 136
tomb 129
Beauregard Circle 136
Acadians 156, 157 Armstrong, Louis “Satchmo” 22, 23, 39 Beauregard-Keyes House 37, 73
Acadian Cultural Center Armstrong Park 81 Street-by-Street map 70
(Lafayette) 156 statues of 81, 135 Bechet, Sidney 22, 23
Acadian Memorial (St. Martinville) Armstrong Park 13, 81 statue of 82
158 Army Corps of Engineers 29 Bed and breakfasts 162, 163, 164
The Acadian Village (Lafayette) Arnaud’s 48 Beer 172
141, 142, 157 Arp, Jean 129 Beluche, René 78–9
Cajun culture 35 Art Besthoff (Sydney and Walda)
history 18 shopping 183–4, 186 Sculpture Garden 122, 125
Prairie Acadian Cultural Center see also Museums and galleries Beyond New Orleans 141–59
(Eunice) 154 Arts and crafts see Crafts Acadians 157
Accommodation 162–7 Atchafalaya Swamp 141 Baton Rouge 148–9
Admission prices 202 ATMs 206 bed & breakfasts 164
African Americans Audubon, John James 39, 113 guesthouses 165
African cultures 34 Oakley House 151, 153 hotels 165–7
Congo Square 82 Audubon Aquarium of the Lafayette 156–7
desegregation of education 24 Americas 92–3, 198 Lower Mississippi Plantations
race riots 21 Great days in New Orleans 12, 13 144–7
voodoo worship 85 Hurricane Katrina 27 map 142–3
see also Slaves Mississippi Riverfront walk 133 restaurants 180–81
African cultures 34 Street-by-Street map 89 travel 142
voodoo 85 Audubon Insectarium 96 Upper Mississippi Plantations
see also Blacks; Slaves Audubon Park 110–11, 113 150–53
Air travel 210–11 Great days in New Orleans 11, 12, Bicycles 213
Alexandre Mouton House 13 Biddle, Ellen 129
(Lafayette) 156 Audubon State Historic Site 153 Bienville, Jean Baptiste Le Moyne,
Alexis, Grand Duke 30 Audubon Zoo 114–15, 198 Sieur de 17, 148
Alferez, Enrique 119, 120 Great days in New Orleans 11, 12, 13 Bigeou, Esther 81
The Flute Player 120 Louisiana Swamp Festival 44 Biloxi 17
Algiers, ferry to 88, 90 Whitney Zoo-to-Do 43 Black Hand Gang 70
Algiers Courthouse 133 Avery Island 141, 158–9 Blakey, Art 23
Allard, Louis 120 B Blanchard, Terence 23
Allen, John 152 Blue Dog paintings (Rodrigue) 183
Alligators 205 B&Bs 162, 163, 164 Blues 190–91, 194
Almonester y Rojas, Don Andrés 57 Bacchus Krewe 30, 31 Boats
Cabildo 58 Ballet 193, 195 Canal Street Ferry 133
Ambulances 204 Bank notes 207 Ferry to Algiers 88, 90
American Aquatic Gardens 80–81 Banking 206–7 Higgins boats 24, 99
American Revolution (1775–83) 18 opening hours 202, 206 Madisonville Wooden Boat
Amistad Research Center 112 Banks, General Nathaniel P. 20, 159 Festival 44
Amusement parks Barelli, Joseph 85 Natchez (steamboat) 10, 12, 13,
Storyland 12, 118, 120, 198 Barker, Danny 23 64–5, 66–7, 132
Anderson, Tom 83 grave 85 New Orleans Boat & Sportfishing
Anglo-Americans 35 Barker, Louise “Blue Lu” 81 Show 45
Antiques Barrett, Sweet Emma 81 riverboats, ferries and cruises 88,
shops 183–4, 186 Barrow, William Ruffin 150, 152 90, 199, 213, 217
What to buy in New Orleans Bars 191–2, 194–5 steamboats 20
189 gay and lesbian bars and clubs USS Kidd (Baton Rouge) 149
Antoine, Père (Father Antonio de 192, 195 Boisseau, Alfred
Sedenna) 57, 59 Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop 12, 80 Louisiana Indians Walking Along
Antoine Peychaud’s Pharmacy 51 Baseball 193 the Bayou 123, 124
Antrobus, John Basketball 193 Bolden, Buddy 22, 23
Slave Funeral 63 Baton Rouge 18, 141, 148–9 Book shops 186, 187
Aquariums map 149 Boré, Jean Etienne 18
Audubon Aquarium of the Battle of New Orleans Anniversary 45 Audubon Zoo 114
Americas 12, 13, 27, 89, 92–3, Baumiller, Jacob 105 grave 84
133, 198 Bayless, J. Lyle 159 Boré family 113
Arbus, Diane 125 Bayou Classic 44 Boswell Sisters 23, 81



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Botanical Garden 12, 120 Calrow, James 109 Children (cont.)
Bougere, Colonel 146 Canal Place 13, 96 in hotels 163
Bourbon Street 10, 13, 48–9 Street-by-Street map 89 Louisiana Children’s Museum 99,
Bourgeois, Louise 125 Canal Street 88 198
Bowie, Jim 155 Canal Street Ferry 133 in restaurants 169
Bradford, David 153 Canova, Domenico 105 Choctaw Indians 34
Brand, William 60 Canova, Dominique 146 Cholera epidemics 20
Brennan, Dickie 57 Capote, Truman 38 Chris Owens Club 49
Brennan’s 50 Carnival see Mardi Gras Christ Church 106
Brer Rabbit 145, 146 Carondelet, Baron 18 Christmas 45
Brevard, Albert Hamilton 109 Carousel Gardens 120 Churches
Brevard-Wisdom-Rice House 12, Street-by-Street map 118 Christ Church 106
109, 135 Carroll, Joseph 105 Old Ursuline Convent 72–3
Bridges Carroll-Crawford House 105 Our Lady of Guadalupe 83
Mississippi River Bridge 24 Cars Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 137
Briggs, Charles 105 driving in New Orleans 214–15 St. Alphonsus 134–5
Briggs-Staub House 12, 104–5 fuel 215 St. Martin de Tours Church (St.
Street-by-Street map 103 parking 204, 215 Martinville) 158
Brown, Michael 26 penalties 215 St. Mary’s Assumption 134–5
Brown, Roger 124 renting 214, 215 St. Patrick’s Church 96
Brown v. the Board of Education road conditions and hazards 215 see also St. Louis Cathedral
24 road signs 214 Cigars 188
Buck, William Henry 98 rules of the road 217 Cinema see Film
Budget travel speed limits 216 City Park 13
accommodation 162–3 traffic regulations 214–15 sports facilities 121
restaurants 168 Casa Curial see Presbytère Street-by-Street map 118–19
Buisson, Benjamin 104 The Casino Civil War (1861–65) 20–21
Bullitt, Cuthbert 104 Street-by-Street map 119 Confederate Memorial Hall
Burden, Ione 149 Casinos 193, 195 98–9
Burden, Steele 149 Evangeline Downs Racetrack & Claiborne, Louise 104
Bureau de change 206 Casino (Opelousas) 155 Claiborne, William C.C. 103
Burnside, John 147 Harrah’s Casino 88, 91 duel 84
Buses 211, 212 Catalpa 151, 152 grave 129
airport 211 Cathedrals Louisiana Purchase 19
long-distance 216, 217 St. Louis Cathedral 12, 13, 18, 27, Claiborne Cottage 104, 106
Bush, George W. 26, 28 52, 55, 58–9, 133 Street-by-Street map 103
Butler, General Benjamin “Beast” see also Churches Clapp family 109
96 Catlett, Elizabeth 112 Clark, Daniel
Confederate Memorial Hall 99 Cats Meow 49 grave 84
occupies New Orleans 20, 56 Celebration in the Oaks 44 Clay, Henry
Butler, Judge Thomas 152 Celestin, Oscar “Papa” 22 statue of 97
Butler, Colonel Thomas 152 Cell phones 208 Climate 43–5
Butler Greenwood 150, 152 Cemeteries Clothes
C Chalmette National Cemetery hats 189
90
in restaurants 169
Cabildo 58–9 Cypress Grove Cemetery 128–9 shops 185–6, 187
Great days in New Orleans 12, 13 Greenwood Cemetery 129 Clubs
Street-by-Street map 55 Lafayette Cemetery 11, 12, 102, gay and lesbian bars and clubs
Cable, George Washington 78 104 192, 195
Cabrini, Mother Frances 121, 137 Metairie Cemetery 129 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues
Cabrini High School 137 St. Louis Cemetery #1 84 196–7
Café du Monde 10, 13, 78 St. Louis Cemetery #2 85 Coast Guard 28
Cajun Country 141 St. Louis Cemetery #3 128, 137 Cocktails 172
Eunice 154–5 Central Business District Code Noir 34
Lafayette 156–7 Street-by-Street map 88–9 Coffee 172
New Iberia and Avery Island 158–9 see also Warehouse and Central Coffeehouses
Opelousas 155 Business Districts Café du Monde 10, 13, 78
St. Martinville 158 Central Grocery 11, 78 Coins 207
Cajun culture 35 Chalmette National Cemetery 90 Coliseum Park 134
Acadians 157 Charles III, King of Spain 18 Colonel Short’s Villa 12, 108–9
Cajun Music Hall of Fame & Chickasaw Indians 17 Street-by-Street map 102
Museum (Eunice) 142, 154, 155 Chickie Wah Wah The Columns 107
food and drink 170–1 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Commander’s Palace
Lafayette 156 196 Street-by-Street map 102
Liberty Theater (Eunice) 154, 155 Children Communications 208–9
music 154, 191 admission prices 202 Company of the West 17
Savoy Music Center (Eunice) 154, entertainment and outdoor Comus Krewe 25, 30, 31
155 activities 198–9 Confederate Memorial Hall 98–9



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Congo Square 13, 22, 82 Degas, Celestine Musson 109 Etiquette 202
Connick, Harry, Jr. 23 Degas, Edgar 38, 109 Eunice 141, 154–5
Contemporary Arts Center 10, 99 Degas House 13, 128 Evangeline Downs Racetrack &
Convents New Orleans Museum of Art 122, Casino (Opelousas) 155
Old Ursuline Convent 13, 70, 124, 125 Evangeline Oak (St. Martinville)
72–3 Degas, Edgar (iron merchant) 103 158
Convention Center 25, 27 Degas, René 128 Expedite, St. 83
Conversion chart 203 Degas House 13, 128 F
Cooley, Captain Del Rio, Dolores 158
grave 129 DeMille, Cecil B. 159 Fair Grounds 128
Copley, John Singleton 124 Department of the Navy 24 Faubourg St. John walk 137
Cornell, Joseph 124 Depression (1930s) 24 horse racing season 44
Cornstalk fences 41 Destrehan 145, 146 Hurricane Katrina 27
Colonel Short’s Villa 102, 108–9 Develle, Louis Dominique Fall in New Orleans 44
Royal Street 40–41, 79 Grandjean The Famous Door 48
Correjolles, François 73 French Market and Red Store 63 Famous New Orleanians 38–9
Cottage Plantation 151, 152 Dialing codes 208 Farmers Market at the French
Cotton Centennial Exposition Disabled travelers 202–3 Market
(1884) 21 in hotels 163 Street-by-Street map 70
Coulter, James Hammon 152 in restaurants 169 Farragut, Captain 20
Countdown (New Year’s Eve) 45 Discounts Fashion shops 185–6, 187
Crafts in hotels 162 Faubourg St. John
shops 184, 187 Disease 20 A 90-minute walk around 136–7
What to buy in New Orleans 188 Doctors 205 Faulkner, William 39, 57
Credit cards 206, 207 Drawing Room Players 57 Federal Emergency Management
in shops 182 Dress code Agency (FEMA) 28
Creek, Landon 98 in restaurants 169 Federal townhouses 37
Creole Queen Drinks Felton, Nathaniel 73
river cruises 88, 90 What to drink in New Orleans Fenner, Charles Erasmus 109
Creoles 19 172–3 Ferries 213, 217
architecture 36, 37, 73 see also Food and drink Canal Street Ferry 133
Esplanade Avenue 71, 75 Dueling Oaks 120 Ferry to Algiers 88, 90
food and drink 43, 69, 102, 170, Street-by-Street map 119 Festival of Bonfires 45
173 Dufilho, Louis Joseph 61 Festivals 42–5
history 19 Dufossat, Joseph Soniat 73 Film
ironwork 40 Dufour-Plassan House 41 New Orleans Film Festival 44
plantation houses 37, 78 Duparc, Guillaume 146 Fire, Good Friday (1788) 18
plantations 142, 144, 145, 146 Dureau, George 98 Fire services 204
St. Louis Cemetery #2 85 Duson, C.C. 154 Fishing 121, 198, 199
Crescent City Classic 42 E New Orleans Boat & Sportfishing
Crescent City Connection 24 Show 45
Crime 204, 205 Egan family Fitness centers 199
Cultures 34–5 tomb 129 Flea Market
Currency 206–7 Eiffel Tower building 135 Street-by-Street map 71, 72
Custom House 96 Electricity 203 Floods
Customs information 202 Elks Krewe 31 Hurricane Katrina 26–9
Cycling 213 Email 208–9 May 1995 25
Cypress Grove Cemetery 128–9 Emergencies 204–5 Riverbend 113
D Entertainment 190–99 Flower, Harriet 152
bars 191–2, 194–5
Flower, Samuel 152
Dafford, Robert 158 casinos 193, 195 The Flute Player (Alferez) 120
Dakin, Charles 96 children’s entertainment 198, 199 Food and drink
Dakin, James Harrison gay and lesbian bars and clubs Central Grocery 11, 78
Custom House 96 192, 195 festivals 42, 43
Louisiana Old State Capitol 148 guides 190, 194 The Flavors of Louisiana 189
St Patrick’s Church 96 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues The Flavors of New Orleans
Dameron, James 104 196–7 170–71
Dance 192–3, 195 rock, blues, and other music Glossary of New Orleans food
Davis, Jefferson venues 190–91, 194 173
Confederate Memorial Hall 99 sports and major arenas 193–4, shops 184, 187
Gallier Hall 97 195 What to drink in New Orleans
Payne-Strachan House 109, 135 theater, dance, and classical 172
statue of 98 music 192–3, 195 see also Restaurants
Davis, Jimmie 148 tickets 190 Football 193
Day trips and tours 216–17 Esplanade Avenue 75 New Orleans Saints 29, 44
Death, Museum of 60 architecture 37 Fort, William J. 152
Debit cards 206, 207 Faubourg St. John walk 137 Fortier, Alcée 146
Degas, Achille 128 Street-by-Street map 71 Foucher family 113



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Fountain, Pete 23, 81 Gardens see Parks and gardens Hays, General Harry T.
Franklin, Benjamin Gas, cars 215 grave 102, 104
statue of 97 Gauche, John 75 Health care 204–5
French Colonial architecture 36 Gauche Villa 75 Health insurance 205
French community 34 Street-by-Street map 71 Hearn, Lafcadio 48
French Market 72 Gay and lesbian travelers 203 Hennessy, David C.
Creole Tomato Festival 43 bars and clubs 192, 195 grave 129
Farmers Market 70 Lafitte’s in Exile 80 Hepworth, Barbara
Flea Market 71, 72 Gayarré, Charles Longvue House 129
Great days in New Orleans 10, 12, grave 84 New Orleans Museum of Art 122,
13 German community 34–5 125
French Market and Red Store Ghent, Treaty of (1814) 19 Hermann, Samuel 60
(Develle) 63 Gift stores 185, 187 Hermann-Grima Historic House 12,
French Opera House 49 Girod, Nicholas 61 60
French Quarter 17 Glossary of New Orleans food 173 Higgins, Andrew 99
French Quarter Festival 42 Go 4th on the River 43 Higgins boats 24, 99
Great days in New Orleans 10–11 Gold Cabin (Ryman) 122 Hilliard (Paul and Lulu) University
Royal Street 50–51 The Goldring Art Museum (Lafayette) 156–7
see also Lower French Quarter, Street-by-Street map 118 Hirt, Al 81
Marigny, and Treme; Upper Golf 121, 194, 199 Historic hotels 165–6
French Quarter Good Friday Fire (1788) 18 Historic houses
French settlers 17–18 Gordy, Robert 98 The 1850 House 56–7
Freret, James Gothic Revival accommodation in 162
Gauche Villa 71, 75 Briggs-Staub House 103, 104–5 Alexandre Mouton House
Louise S. McGehee School 105 Christ Church 106 (Lafayette) 156
Freret, William Old State Capitol (Baton Rouge) Beauregard-Keyes House 37, 70,
Esplanade Avenue 75 143 73
Louisiana Old State Capitol Gottlieb, William P. 155 Brevard-Wisdom-Rice House 12,
(Baton Rouge) 148 Greek Festival 43 109, 135
Women’s Guild Opera House 103, Greek Revival architecture 36, 37 Briggs-Staub House 12, 103,
108 Claiborne Cottage 104 104–5
Fritzel’s European Jazz Pub 49 Esplanade Avenue 75 Butler Greenwood 150, 152
New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Gallier Hall 97 Carroll-Crawford House 105
197 Greenwood Plantation 152 Catalpa 151, 152
Fuel, cars 215 Houmas House 147 Claiborne Cottage 103, 104, 106
G Latrobe House 74 Colonel Short’s Villa 12, 102, 108–9
The Columns 107
Madewood Plantation 144, 147
Gaines, Myra Clark Old Governor’s Mansion (Baton Cottage Plantation 151, 152
grave 84 Rouge) 148 Degas House 13, 128
Galatoire’s 48 Payne-Strachan House 109 Destrehan 145
Galerie d’Art Français 50 Soniat House 73 Esplanade Avenue 75
Galleries see Museums and Toby’s Corner 108 Gallier House Museum 12, 70, 74
galleries Women’s Guild Opera House 103, Gauche Villa 71, 75
Gallier, James, Jr. 74 108 Greenwood Plantation 150, 152–3
Gallier, James, Sr. 74 Green travel 212 Hermann-Grima Historic House
Briggs-Staub House 103, 105 Greenwood Cemetery 129 12, 60
Esplanade Avenue 75 Greenwood Plantation 150, 152–3 Houmas House 144, 147
Gallier Hall 97 Grima, Felix 60 House of Broel 135
grave 128 Gualdi, Pietro 84 Lalaurie House 74
Pontalba Buildings 57 Guesthouses 162, 164–5 Latrobe House 74–5
St. Patrick’s Church 96 Guided tours 194, 195, 214 Latter Public Library 107
Gallier Hall 86, 97 Guillemard, Guilberto 58 Laura 145, 146
Gallier House Museum 12, 74 H Longvue House 126–7, 129
Street-by-Street map 70 Louise S. McGehee School 12,
Galvez, Bernardo de 18 Haiti (Saint Domingue) 18, 19, 34 105
Garden District and Uptown 20, Haitian Revolution (1791–1808) Madame John’s Legacy 78–9
101–15 34 Madewood 144, 147
area map 100–101 Hall, Weeks 159 Magnolia Mound Plantation
Audubon Zoo 114–15 Halloween 44 (Baton Rouge) 148
bed & breakfasts 164 Hampton, Lionel 23 Malus-Beauregard House 90
Great days in New Orleans 11, 12, Hardin, Lil 81 Merieult House 62
13 Harrah’s Casino 91 Musson-Bell House 13, 103, 109
guesthouses 165 Street-by-Street map 88 The Myrtles 150, 153
hotels 165–7 Harris, Joel Chandler 146 Nottoway 143, 144, 147
restaurants 177–9 Hart, Joel T. 97 Oak Alley 145, 146–7
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar Hats Oakley House 151, 153
106–7 What to buy in New Orleans 189 Old Governor’s Mansion (Baton
Street-by-Street map 102–3 Haughery, Margaret 134 Rouge) 148



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Historic houses (cont.) Hurricanes 28, 205 Keppard, Freddie 23, 81
Payne-Strachan House 109, Betsy 28 Kern, Blaine 108
135 Camille 28 Kertész, André 125
Pitot House 12, 121, 136–7 Rita 26 Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Rip Van Winkle House and I Beauregard-Keyes House 37, 70,
Gardens (Jefferson Island) 159 73
Robinson House 103, 105 Insects Kidd, USS (Baton Rouge) 149
Rosedown Plantation 151, 153 Audubon Insectarium 96 King, Martin Luther, Jr. 82
St. Charles House 107 bites 205 Kitt, Eartha 81
San Francisco (plantation) 145, Insurance 205 Kohlmeyer, Ida 89, 98
146 Internet 208–9 Kress, Samuel H. 125
Shadows on the Teche (New Irish community 35 Krewes, Mardi Gras 30–31
Iberia) 158–9 St. Patrick’s Church 96
Soniat House 70, 73 St. Patrick’s Day Parade 42 L
Women’s Guild Opera House 13, Ironwork 40–41 La Motte, C. de 17
108 Brevard-Wisdom-Rice House 109 La Salle, Robert de 17
Historic New Orleans Collection Colonel Short’s Villa 102, 108–9 LaBranche, Jean Baptiste 51
50, 62–3 cornstalk fences 41, 79 LaBranche Buildings 51
Great days in New Orleans 11, 12, Cypress Grove Cemetery 128 Laclotte, Hyacinthe 61
13 Gauche Villa 75 Lafayette 20, 141, 156–7
History 17–31 motifs 41 Lafayette Cemetery 11, 12, 104
Hofmann, Hans 124 “Isleños” 34 Street-by-Street map 102
Holiday, Billie 81 Italian community 35 Lafayette Museum 156
Holidays, public 45 Italian Society 84 Lafitte, Jean 57, 80
Holland, Patrick 152 J Lafitte, Pierre 57, 80
Homer, Winslow 155 Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop 12, 36,
Horse racing 44, 193 Jackson, General Andrew 39 80
Evangeline Downs Racetrack & Battle of New Orleans 19, 90 Lafon, Thomy
Casino (Opelousas) 155 Cottage Plantation 151 grave 128
Fair Grounds 128 statue of 12, 54, 55, 56 Lalaurie, Delphine 74
Hospitals 205 Jackson, Mahalia 39, 81 Lalaurie, Dr. Leonard Louis Nicolas
Hostels 162–3 Mahalia Jackson Theater of the 74
Hotels 162–7 Performing Arts 82 Lalaurie House 74
booking 162, 163 Jackson Square 56, 130 Landrieu, Maurice “Moon”
children in 163 Great days in New Orleans 10, 11, as mayor 25
disabled travelers 163 12, 13 Moon Walk 79, 90, 132
facilities 163 Mississippi Riverfront walk 132 Landrieu, Mitch 25
hidden extras 163 Street-by-Street map 55 LaRocca, Nick 22
historic hotels 165–6 Jamison, Samuel 105 Latrobe, Benjamin Henry
luxury hotels 166–7 Jax Brewery 132 Latrobe House 74–5
modern hotels 167 Jazz Louisiana State Bank 50
prices and services 162 festivals 42–4 St. Louis Cemetery 84
special rates 162 history 22–3 Latrobe House 74–5
Houmas House 144, 147 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Latter Public Library 107
House of Blues 196–7 Laughlin, Clarence John 125
New Orleans’ Best: Music venues New Orleans Jazz National Launitz, Robert A. 97
196 Historical Park 72 Laura 145, 146
House of Broel 135 Storyville 24 Laveau, Marie 39
Houston, Sam 108 Women in jazz 81 Bayou St. John 121, 136
Howard, Charles T. 129 Jean Lafitte National Historical Park Congo Square 82
Howard, Henry Visitor Center 13, 61 grave 84
Colonel Short’s Villa 102, 108 Jefferson, Joseph 159 voodoo worship 85
Esplanade Avenue 75 Jefferson City Buzzards 31 Law, John 17, 34
Madewood 147 Jefferson Fire Company 104 Le Carpentier, Joseph 73
Nottoway 147 Jesuits LeBlanc, Dudley 157
Pontalba Buildings 57 Loyola University 112 Lee, General Robert E. 21
Robinson House 105 Jewelry shops 184, 187 statue of 98, 106
Humbrecht, Erasme 59 Jews 35 Lee, Spike 23
Hunter, Clementine 98, 155 Touro Synagogue 106 Lee Circle 10, 98, 106
Hurricane Katrina 25, 26–9 John Paul II, Pope 25 Lesbian travelers see Gay and
City Park 118 Johnson, Bradish 105 lesbian travelers
map 26–7 Joyce, John 148 Levees 133
New Orleans Saints 29 Jungle Gardens (Avery Island) 159 Hurricane Katrina 27
Presbytère 59 K Liberty Theater (Eunice) 154, 155
recovery from 29 Libraries
Superdrome 27, 97 Katrina, Hurricane see Hurricane Latter Public Library 107
timeline 26–7 Katrina Lipton, Thomas 113
why the levees failed 27, 28 Kenner Planetarium 198, 199 Locoul, Laura 146




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Logny, Robert de 146 Madame John’s Legacy 78–9 Markets
Long, Huey “Kingfish” 157 Madewood 144, 147 Farmers Market 70
assassination 149 Madisonville Wooden Boat Festival Flea Market 71, 72
Old Governor’s Mansion (Baton 44 French Market 10, 12, 13, 72
Rouge) 148 Maestri, Robert 24 Marmillion, Edmond Bozonier 146
State Capitol (Baton Rouge) 149 Magazines 209 Marmillion, Valsin 146
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth 158 Magnolia Mound Plantation (Baton Marshall, Naomi 147
Longfellow-Evangeline State Rouge) 148 Mechanics Hall riot (1866) 21
Commemorative Area (St. Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Media 208–9
Martinville) 158 Performing Arts 82 Medicine 205
Longvue House and Gardens Maison Bourbon Jazz Club New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
126–7, 129 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues 61
Lost property 205 196 Melpomene Street 134
Louis XIV, King of France 17, 158 Mallard, Prudent 34, 153 Mercedes-Benz Superdrome 97
Louis XV, King of France 18 Malle, Louis 107 Merieult, Jean-François 50
Louis Armstrong International Malls and shopping centers 182–3, Merieult House 62
Airport 210, 211 186 Metairie Cemetery 129
Louise S. McGehee School 12, Malus, William 61 Michoud, Antoine
105 Malus-Beauregard House 90 grave 128
Louisiana 17 Maps Mid-City 117–29
The Flavors of Louisiana 189 Baton Rouge 149 area map 116–17
Louisiana Children’s Museum 99, Beyond New Orleans 142–3 bed & breakfasts 164
198 Bourbon Street 48–9 City Park: Street-by-Street map
Louisiana Indians Walking Along the Central Business District 88–9 118–19
Bayou (Boisseau) 123, 124 City Park 118–19 guesthouses 165
Louisiana Old State Capitol (Baton Famous New Orleanians 38–9 New Orleans Museum of Art
Rouge) 148 Faubourg St. John walk 136–7 122–5
Louisiana Purchase (1803) 19 Garden District: Street-by-Street restaurants 179–80
Cabildo 58 map 102–3 Miles, Lizzie 81
Historic New Orleans Collection 63 Garden District and Uptown Miller, Henry 159
Louisiana State Bank 50 100–101 Millet, Clarence 98
Louisiana State University (Baton Greater New Orleans 15 Mills, Clark 56
Rouge) 148 Hurricane Katrina 26–7 Miró, Joan 122, 125
Louisiana Supreme Court Building Lower French Quarter, Marigny, Portrait of a Young Girl 124
60–61 and Treme 69, 70–71 Mississippi River 17
Louisiana Swamp Festival 44 Lower Garden District walk 134–5 Audubon Aquarium of the
Louisiana World Exposition (1984) Lower Mississippi Plantations Americas 93
25 144–5 Beyond New Orleans 141
Lower French Quarter, Marigny, Mid-City 116–17 Canal Street Ferry 133
and Treme 69–85 Mississippi Riverfront walk 132–3 ferries 213, 217
area map 69 New Orleans 14–15 Ferry to Algiers 88, 90
Storyville 83 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues floods 25
Street-by-Street map 70–71 196–7 Hurricane Katrina 26–9
voodoo worship 85 St. Charles Avenue 107 levees 133
Lower Garden District Street finder 218–30 Lower Mississippi Plantations
guided walk 134–5 Three guided walks 131 144–7
Lower Mississippi Plantations Upper French Quarter 53, 54–5 Mississippi Riverfront walk 132–3
144–7 Upper Mississippi Plantations Moon Walk 12, 79, 90, 132
Lower Ninth Ward 27 150–51 Outlet Collection at Riverwalk 91
Lower Quarter and Marigny Warehouse and Central Business river cruises 88, 90, 199, 213, 217
bed & breakfasts 164 Districts 87 Riverbend 11, 113
guesthouses 165 Marable, Fate 23 Steamboat Natchez 10, 12, 13,
hotels 165–7 Mardi Gras 30–31, 42, 45 64–5, 66–7, 132
restaurants 175–6 Mardi Gras Museum 198, 199 Upper Mississippi Plantations
Loyola University 100, 112 Mardi Gras World 108 150–53
Great days in New Orleans 11, 12 Presbytère 59 Mississippi River Bridge 24
Hurricane Katrina 26 racial tensions 25 Mobile 18
Luxury hotels 166–7 timeline 30–31 Modigliani, Amedeo
M What to buy in New Orleans 188 Portrait of a Young Woman 122
Marie Antoinette (Vigée Le Brun)
Momus Krewe 25, 31
McCrady, John 98 123 Money 206–7
McDonogh, John Marigny Money transfers 206, 207
statue of 97 architecture 37 Monument to the Immigrant 132
McGehee (Louise S.) School 12, see also Lower French Quarter, Moon Walk 12, 79, 90, 132
105 Marigny, and Treme Moore, Henry
McIlhenny Company Tabasco Marigny, Bernard de 18, 19, 104 New Orleans Museum of Art 122,
Factory and Jungle Gardens grave 84 125
(Avery Island) 159 Marigny, Mandeville 104 Reclining Mother and Child 123



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Morial, Ernest N. “Dutch” Museums and galleries (individual) Natural hazards 205
grave 84 (cont.) New Deal 24
as mayor 25, 90 Paul and Lulu Hilliard University New Iberia 141, 158–9
Morial, Marc 25, 84 Art Museum (Lafayette) 156–7 New Orleans, Battle of (1815) 19, 45
Moriarty, Daniel Petit Paris Museum and Gift Shop New Orleans Boat & Sportfishing
tomb 129 (St. Martinville) 158 Show 45
Moriarty, Mary 129 Pitot House 12, 121, 136–7 New Orleans Botanical Garden 12,
Morphy, Alonzo 50 Prairie Acadian Cultural Center 116, 120
Morphy, Paul 73 (Eunice) 154 Street-by-Street map 119
grave 84 Presbytère 10, 12, 13, 59 New Orleans Contemporary Arts
Morris, Joseph C. 105 Rural Life Museum (Baton Rouge) Center 10, 99
Morrison, de Lesseps Story “Chep” 149 New Orleans Film Festival 44
24 Sydney and Walda Besthoff New Orleans Jazz and Heritage
Morton, Ferdinand “Jelly Roll” 22, Sculpture Garden 122, 125 Festival (Jazz Fest) 42–3
23, 83 Toy Train Museum 198, 199 New Orleans Jazz National
Mouton, Alexandre 156 Vermilionville (Lafayette) 156 Historical Park 72
Mouton, Jean 156 Le Vieux Village (Opelousas) 155 New Orleans Metropolitan
Mouton, Marie 156 Music Convention and Visitors’ Bureau
Mullon, Father James Ignatius 96 Cajun Music Hall of Fame & 135, 163
Mumford, William 20 Museum (Eunice) 154, 155 New Orleans Museum of Art 122–5
Museums and galleries (general) classical music 192–3, 195 African and Oceanic art 124
admission prices 202 festivals 42–4 American art 124
for children 198, 199 history of New Orleans jazz 22–3 Asian art 124
opening hours 202 Liberty Theater (Eunice) 154 children in 198
Museums and galleries (individual) New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Contemporary art 124
The 1850 House 55, 56–7 196–7 Decorative arts 125
Acadian Cultural Center New Orleans Jazz National European art 125
(Lafayette) 156 Historical Park 72 floorplan 122–3
Acadian Memorial (St. Martinville) rock, blues, and other music Great days in New Orleans 12, 13
158 venues 190–91, 194 Photography and graphics 125
The Acadian Village (Lafayette) Savoy Music Center (Eunice) 154, Prehispanic/Native American art
157 155 125
Amistad Research Center 112 shops 186, 187 Sculpture garden 122, 125
Audubon Insectarium 96 What to buy in New Orleans 188 Street-by-Street map 119
Beauregard-Keyes House 70, 73 Women in jazz 81 Visitors’ checklist 123
Cajun Music Hall of Fame & zydeco music 154, 157, 186, 191, New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
Museum (Eunice) 142, 154, 155 196 13, 61
Confederate Memorial Hall 98–9 Musson, Michel 103, 109 New Orleans Saints 29, 44
Galerie d’Art Français 50 Musson-Bell House 13, 109 New Orleans Wine & Food
Gallier House Museum 12, 70, 74 Street-by-Street map 103 Experience 43
Historic New Orleans Collection The Myrtles 150, 153 New Year’s Eve 45
11, 12, 13, 50, 62–3 Newcomb, Harriot Sophie 113
Jean Lafitte National Historical N Newcomb, Josephine Le Monnier
Park Visitor Center 13, 61 Nagin, C. Ray 25, 26, 28 112–13
Lafayette Museum 156 Napoleon House 61 Newcomb Art Museum 13, 112–13
Louisiana Children’s Museum 99, architecture 36 Newspapers 209
198 Great days in New Orleans 10, 13 Nixon, Mrs. Oscar 57
Madame John’s Legacy 78–9 Street-by-Street map 54 Nottoway 143, 144, 147
Mardi Gras Museum 198, 199 Napoleon I, Emperor 19 O
Mardi Gras World 108 death mask 58
Museum of Death 60 Napoleon House 10, 54, 61 Oak Alley 140, 145, 146–7
Museum of Natural Science St. Louis Cemetery #2 85 Oakley House 151, 153
(Baton Rouge) 148 NASA 24 Ocean Song (Scott) 89
National WWII Museum 13, 99 Natchez 18 Ogden, Roger H. 98
New Orleans Contemporary Arts Natchez Indians 17, 34 Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Center 10, 99 Natchez (steamboat) 64–5, 66–7 10, 98
New Orleans Museum of Art 12, Great days in New Orleans 10, 12, O’Keeffe, Georgia 124
13, 119, 122–5, 198 13 Oktoberfest 44
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum Mississippi Riverfront walk 132 Old Absinthe House 48
13, 61 National Historical Parks Old Algiers Point 133
Newcomb Art Museum 13, Jean Lafitte National Historical Old Governor’s Mansion (Baton
112–13 Park Visitor Center 13, 61 Rouge) 148
Ogden Museum of Southern Art New Orleans Jazz National Old State Capitol (Baton Rouge)
10, 98 Historical Park 72 143
Old State Capitol (Baton Rouge) National WWII Museum 13, 99 Old Ursuline Convent 13, 72–3
143 Native Americans 34 Street-by-Street map 70
Opelousas Museum 155 Louisiana State University (Baton Oliver, Joe “King” 22, 23, 81
Opelousas Museum of Art 155 Rouge) 148 Olowe of Ise 124




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Omni Royal Orleans Pelanne brothers 56 Pontalba, Baroness Micaela
Street-by-Street map 54 Pensacola 18 Jackson Square 56
One-Eyed Jack’s Percy, Mr and Mrs Frank 153 Pontalba Buildings 40, 54, 57
New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Père Antoine Alley 57 Pontalba Buildings 54, 57
197 Street-by-Street map 54 ironwork 40
One Shell Square 25 Perez, Manuel 23 Street-by-Street map 55
O’Neill, Eugene 57 The Peristyle Pontchartrain, Lake 26, 28
Opelousas 141, 155 Street-by-Street map 118 Pontchartrain Expressway 24
Opelousas Museum 155 Personal security 204–5 Popp, John 118
Opelousas Museum of Art 155 Peters, Samuel Jarvis Popp’s Bandstand
Opening hours 202 grave 102, 104 Street-by-Street map 118
banks 202, 206 Petit Paris Museum and Gift Shop Population 34–5
restaurants 168, 202 (St. Martinville) 158 Portrait of a Bijin (Soken) 124
shops 182, 202 Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré 11, Portrait of a Young Girl (Miró) 124
O’Reilly, Alexander 18 57 Portrait of a Young Woman
Orléans, Philippe, Duc de 17 Street-by-Street map 54 (Modigliani) 122
Ory, Edward “Kid” 22, 23 Petrol, cars 215 Postal services 209
Our Lady of Guadalupe 83 Peychaud, Antoine 51 Pouilly, Jacques Nicholas Bussière
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 137 Pharmacies 205 de 85, 128
Outdoor activities 198–9 New Orleans Pharmacy Museum Powers, Hiram 97
Outlet Collection at Riverwalk 13, 91 13, 61 Prairie Acadian Cultural Center
Street-by-Street map 88 Piazza, Countess Willie 83 (Eunice) 154
Owens, Chris 49 Picasso, Pablo Presbytère 18, 58–9
P Longvue House 129 Great days in New Orleans 10, 12, 13
Street-by-Street map 55
New Orleans Museum of Art 122,
Pacquet, Charles 146 124, 125 Preservation Hall 49
Palm Court Jazz Café Piccirilli, Atallio 97 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues
New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Pinchback, P.B.S. 197
197 grave 129 Prostitutes
Papa Jack’s Dixieland Jazz Band 22 Pirate’s Alley 13, 57 Storyville 21, 24, 83
Paris, Treaty of (1763) 18 Pirrie, Eliza 151, 153 Proteus Krewe 25, 30, 31
Parking 204, 215 Pirrie, James 151, 153 Prudhomme, Paul 35
Parks and gardens Pitot, James 121, 137 Public holidays 45
American Aquatic Gardens Pitot House 12, 121, 136–7 Public restrooms 202
80–81 Planetarium, Kenner 198, 199 Public telephones 208
Armstrong Park 13, 81 Plantations Pugh, Thomas 147
Audubon Park 11, 12, 13, 110–11, Butler Greenwood 150, 152 R
113 Catalpa 151, 152
Carousel Gardens 118, 120 Cottage Plantation 151, 152 Racial problems 21
City Park 13, 118–19 Creole plantation houses 37 Radio 209
Coliseum Park 134 Destrehan 145, 146 Railways see Trains
Longfellow-Evangeline State Greenwood 150, 152–3 Rainfall 44
Commemorative Area (St. Houmas House 144, 147 Raised American cottages 37
Martinville) 158 Laura 145, 146 Randolph, John Hampden 147
Longvue House and Gardens Lower Mississippi Plantations Ray, Man 125
129 144–7 Reclining Mother and Child (Moore)
McIlhenny Company Tabasco Madewood 144, 147 123
Factory and Jungle Gardens Magnolia Mound (Baton Rouge) Religion
(Avery Island) 159 148 voodoo worship 85
New Orleans Botanical Garden The Myrtles 150, 153 see also Cathedrals; Churches
12, 116, 119, 120 Nottoway 143, 144, 147 Renting cars 214, 215
Rip Van Winkle House and Oak Alley 140, 145, 146–7 Responsible tourism 203
Gardens (Jefferson Island) 159 Oakley House 151, 153 Restaurants 168–81
St. Anthony’s Garden 51, 54, 57 Rosedown 151, 153 budget dining 168
Washington Artillery Park 79, 132 San Francisco 145, 146 children in 169
Washington Square 80 Shadows on the Teche (New dress code 169
Woldenberg Riverfront Park 13, Iberia) 158–9 The Flavors of Louisiana 189
89, 90, 132 Upper Mississippi Plantations The Flavors of New Orleans
Pascal, Jean 78 150–53 170–71
Passports 202, 203, 211 Plauché, General Jean Baptiste Glossary of New Orleans food 173
Pat O’Brien’s 49 tomb 85 opening hours 168, 202
Pauger, Adrien de 17 Plessy, Homer Adolph prices 168
Paul and Lulu Hilliard University Art grave 84 reservations 168–9
Museum (Lafayette) 156–7 Plessy v. Ferguson 21 smoking in 169
Pavy, Benjamin 149 Police 204–5 taxes and tipping 168
Payne, Jacob U. 109 Pollock, Jackson 122, 124 vegetarian food 169
Payne-Strachan House 109, 135 Pomarede, Leon 96 wheelchair access 169
Peale, Charles Willson 124 Pontalba, Baron Celestin 57 see also Food and drink



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Restrooms, public 202 Savoy Music Center (Eunice) 154, Sports 193–4, 195, 198–9
Rex Krewe 30, 31, 113 155 City Park 121
Rice, Anne 38, 109 Scott, John Spring Fiesta 42
Brevard-Wisdom-Rice House 109, Ocean Song 89 Spring in New Orleans 42–3
135 Sedenna, Father Antonio de (Père Squares
Lafayette Cemetery 102, 104 Antoine) 57, 59 Congo Square 13, 22, 82
Rice, Stan 109 Seelos, Father Francis Xavier 135 Jackson Square 10, 11, 12, 13, 55,
Richardson, Henry Hobson 98 Segal, George 125 56, 130, 132
Rip Van Winkle House and Gardens Segher family 79 Washington Square 80
(Jefferson Island) 159 Segregation 21 State Capitol (Baton Rouge) 149
River Road 144 Seignoret, François 153 State Historic Site, Audubon 153
Riverbend 11, 113 Senior travelers 203 Statues
Rivergate 25 Seven Years’ War (1756–63) 17, 18 Andrew Jackson 12, 54, 55, 56
Road signs 214 Shadows on the Teche (New Audubon Park 113
Robinson, Walter 103, 105 Iberia) 158–9 Benjamin Franklin 97
Robinson House 105 Shipping purchases 182, 186 Henry Clay 97
Street-by-Street map 103 Shopping 182–9 General Beauregard 98, 120, 136
Rock music 190–91, 194 art and antiques 183, 186 Jefferson Davis 98
Rodin, Auguste 122, 125 books 186, 187 John McDonogh 97
Rodrigue, George Canal Place 89, 96 Lafayette Cemetery 104
Blue Dog paintings 183 crafts 184, 187 Louis Armstrong 81, 135
Roman, Jacques Telesphore III 147 fashion 185–6, 187 Malcolm Woldenberg 98
Rosedown Plantation 151, 153 food 184, 187 Monument to the Immigrant 132
Rosenwald, Edith 129 gifts and speciality stores 185, New Orleans Botanical Garden 120
Rouquette, Father 187 Robert E. Lee 98, 106
grave 128 how to pay 182 St. Louis Cemetery #2 85
Royal Street 11, 12, 50–51 jewelry 184, 187 Sidney Bechet 82
Rural Life Museum (Baton Rouge) malls and shopping centers “Touchdown Jesus” 112
149 182–3, 186 “Steamboat Gothic” architecture
Ryman, Will 124 music 186, 187 Rip Van Winkle House (St.
Gold Cabin 122 opening hours 182, 202 Martinville) 159
S Outlet Collection at Riverwalk 88, San Francisco (plantation) 145,
146
91
Saenger Theatre 11, 97 sales tax reimbursement 182, Steamboats 20, 213
Safety 204–5 186, 202, 203 Natchez 10, 12, 13, 64–5, 66–7, 132
St. Alphonsus 134–5 shipping purchases 182, 186 see also Boats
St. Anthony’s Garden 51, 57 What to buy in New Orleans Stern, Edgar 129
Street-by-Street map 54 188–9 Stirling, Ruffin Gray 153
St. Charles Avenue 134 Short, Colonel Robert 102, 108–9 Stone, Edward Durrell 91
map 107 Shotgun houses 37 Storr, Paul 125
St. Charles Avenue streetcar 106–7 Slave Funeral (Antrobus) 63 Story, Sidney 21
Great days in New Orleans 10, 11, Slaves 34 Storyland 12, 120, 198
12, 13 Amistad Research Center 112 Street-by-Street map 118
Hurricane Katrina 26, 27 Code Noir 34 Storyville 21, 24, 83
St. Charles House 107 race riots 21 Street finder 218–30
Saint Domingue (Haiti) 18, 19, 34 voodoo worship 85 Streetcars 212–13
St. Joseph’s Day 42 see also Blacks; Plantations St. Charles Avenue Streetcar 10,
St. Louis Cathedral 18, 52, 58–9 Smoking 169, 202 11, 12, 13, 106–7
Great days in New Orleans 12, 13 Smoothie King Center 97 Stuart, Gilbert 124
Hurricane Katrina 27 Snakes 205 Sugar Bowl 45
Mississippi Riverfront walk 133 Snug Harbor Bistro Sully, Thomas 153
Street-by-Street map 55 New Orleans’ Best: Music venues Summer in New Orleans 43
St. Louis Cemetery #1 84 197 Sun protection 205
St. Louis Cemetery #2 85 Société Française de Bienfaisance Sunshine 43
St. Louis Cemetery #3 128, 137 84 Superdrome, Mercedes-Benz 97
St. Martin de Tours Church (St. Soken, Yamaguchi Hurricane Katrina 27, 29
Martinville) 158 Portrait of a Bijin 124 Supreme Court 21, 24
St. Martinville 158 Soniat House 73 Louisiana Supreme Court
St. Mary’s Assumption 134–5 Street-by-Street map 70 Building 60–61
St. Patrick’s Church 96 Soto, Hernando de 17 Swamp tours 199
St. Patrick’s Day Parade 42 Southern Decadence 43 Sydney and Walda Besthoff
St. Vincent’s Guesthouse 134 Spanish Colonial architecture 36 Sculpture Garden 122, 125
Sales tax reimbursement 182, 186, Spanish community 34 Synagogue, Touro 106
202, 203 Spanish Plaza 13, 90
San Francisco (plantation) 145, 146 Mississippi Riverfront walk 133 T
Sargent, John Singer 124 Street-by-Street map 88 Tabasco sauce 159
Satchmo Summer Fest 43 Spanish settlers 18 Talbot, William Henry Fox 125
Saunhac du Fossat, Chevalier Guy 73 Speed limits 216 Tanner, Henry O. 112



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Taxes Turkey Day Race 44 Washington, George 152
in hotels 163 Turnbull, Daniel 153 Washington Artillery Park 79,
in restaurants 168 Turnbull, Martha 153 132
sales tax reimbursement 182, Turnbull family 153 Washington Square 80
186, 202, 203 Twelfth Night Revelers Krewe 30 Weather 43–5
Taxis 213, 215 U Websites 209
airport 211 Weeks, David 158–9
Telephones 208 Ulloa, Don Antonio de 18 Weeks, Mary Clara 159
Television 209 United Fruit Company 35 Weil, Emile 97
Temperatures 45 Universities Weiss, Dr. Carl A. 149
Tennessee Williams New Orleans Louisiana State University (Baton West, Benjamin 124
Literary Festival and Writers’ Rouge) 148 Wharton, Thomas K. 96
Conference 42 Loyola University 11, 12, 26, 100, Wheelchair access see Disabled
Tennis 121, 199 112 travelers
Theater 192–3, 195 Tulane University 11, 12, 13, 26, White Linen Night 43
Liberty Theater (Eunice) 154, 155 112 Whitney Zoo-to-Do 43
Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Upper French Quarter 53–67 Wilde, Oscar 57
Performing Arts 82 area map 53 Wilkinson, General James 19
New Orleans Contemporary Arts guesthouses 164 Williams, General and Mrs. L.
Center 99 Historic New Orleans Collection Kemper 62
Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré 62–3 Williams, Tennessee
11, 54, 57 hotels 165–7 A Streetcar Named Desire 54,
Saenger Theatre 11, 97 restaurants 174 106
Theft 204, 205 St. Louis Cathedral, Cabildo and Tennessee Williams New Orleans
Thomas, Blanche 81 Presbytère 58–9 Literary Festival and Writers’
Tickets Steamboat Natchez 66–7 Conference 42
air travel 210 Street-by-Street map 54–5 Williams Research Center 62
for entertainments 190 Upper Mississippi Plantations Windrush Gardens (Baton Rouge)
Time zones 203 150–53 149
Tipping 202 Uptown see Garden District and Wine 172
in restaurants 168 Uptown Winter in New Orleans 45
Toby, Thomas 108 Ursuline Sisters 17 Woldenberg, Malcolm
Toby’s Corner 13, 108 Ursulines Street 137 statue of 89
“Touchdown Jesus” 112 US Coast Guard 28 Woldenberg Great Lawn
Tourist information 202, 203 USS Kidd (Baton Rouge) 149 Street-by-Street map 118
Touro, Judah 106 V Woldenberg Riverfront Park 13,
Touro Synagogue 106 90
Tours 194, 195, 214, 216–17 Vegetarian food 169 Mississippi Riverfront walk 132
Toussaint L’Ouverture, Pierre 18, 121 Vermilionville (Lafayette) 142, Street-by-Street map 89
Toy Train Museum 198, 199 156 Women in jazz 81
Traffic regulations 214–15 Vieux Carré 53 Women’s Guild Opera House 13,
Traffic signs 214 Vieux Carré Commission 24 108
Trains 216, 217 Le Vieux Village (Opelousas) 155 Street-by-Street map 103
arriving in New Orleans 211 Vigée Le Brun, Elisabeth Wood, Alexander Thompson 96
Travel 210–17 Marie Antoinette 123 Wood & Perot 41, 79
air 210–11 Visas 202, 203, 211 Woodruff, Clark 153
Beyond New Orleans 142 Voodoo 85 The World Jeweler 48
buses 211, 212 Bayou St. John 121 World Trade Center 24–5, 91
ferries and cruises 217 What to buy in New Orleans 189 Street-by-Street map 88
getting around New Orleans Voting Rights Act (1965) 25 World War I 24
212–15 World War II 24
long-distance buses 216, 217 W National WWII Museum 13, 99
outside New Orleans 216–17 Walks 131–7, 212, 213 Y
riverboats and ferries 213 Faubourg St. John walk 136–7
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar 106–7 guided tours 214 Yellow fever epidemics 20
streetcars 212–13 Lower Garden District 134–5 You, Dominique 61
taxis 211, 213, 215 Mississippi Riverfront walk 132–3 grave 85
trains 211, 216, 217 tours 194, 195 Youth hostels 162–3
Travel insurance 205 War of 1812 19 Z
Traveler’s checks 206 Warehouse and Central Business
in shops 182 Districts 87–99 Zemurray, Samuel 35
Treme see Lower French Quarter, area map 87 Zoos
Marigny, and Treme Audubon Aquarium of the Audubon Zoo 11, 12, 13, 43, 44,
Tulane, Paul 112 Americas 92–3 114–15, 198
Tulane University 112 Central Business District: Street- see also Aquariums
Great days in New Orleans 11, 12, by-Street map 88–9 Zulu Krewe 31
13 hotels 165–7 Zydeco music 154, 157, 186, 191,
Hurricane Katrina 26 restaurants 176–7 196




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Phrase Book

South Louisiana has a rich heritage American words have all been mixed
of blending its disparate cultures, and together into a New Orleans patois. The
New Orleans is no exception. French, following is a list of the most frequently
Spanish, Cajun French, Creole French, used words and phrases, plus a guide
English, German, and even some Native to correct pronunciation.


Words and Phrases
armoire (arm-wah) cupboard or wardrobe gris-gris (gree-gree) voodoo charm
arpent measure of 180 ft (55 m) Guignolée New Year’s Eve celebration
au dit (oh-dee) ditto or “the same” jour de I’An New Year’s Day
aw-right accepted greeting or acclamation on krewe private club that sponsors a parade
meeting friends or acquaintances and a ball during Mardi Gras
banquette (ban-ket) sidewalk lagniappe (lan-yap) “something extra”
at no cost
baptiser (bap-tee-zay) to give a name
to something levee embankment for flood control or
riverside landing
bateau boat
neutral ground the median of a large avenue or
bayou (bay-you or bye’o) a waterway
or creek street (the St. Charles Avenue
streetcar runs on
boeuf (berf) cow, meat, steak the neutral ground)
nonc uncle
Boureé Cajun card game
nutria South American rodent imported to
bousillage (boor-sill-arge) mixture of Spanish Louisiana in the late 18th century.
moss and mud, The nutria is an important part of the
used to insulate walls fur industry
brulé (bru-lay) burned, toasted ouaouaron (wah-wah-rohn) bullfrog
(as in café brulé)
parish civil and political division in
cabinette outhouse Louisiana (like a county)
cocodrie alligator patois (pat-wah) dialect: different Cajun
communities speak their own patois
Cajun descendants of the Acadians who
settled in South Louisiana in the 18th pirogue (pee-row) long, shallow canoe
century
praline (praw-LEEN) candy made with sugar,
charivari (shi-va-ree) noisy mock serenade to a cream, and pecans, very popular in
newly married older couple
New Orleans
chaudron a cauldron or large kettle
rat de bois (rat-de-bwah) opossum
cher (share) widespread term of shotgun house long, narrow house
endearment in Cajun
French T or Ti petite, junior, a nickname
(T-frere = baby brother)
cold drink soda with ice
Vieux Carré (voo-cah-RAY) literally “Old Square”,
coulée (cool-ay) ravine or gully the French Quarter
Creole descendant of original French or ward political division of New Orleans
Spanish settlers where y’at? how are you?
Creole of color descendant of French or Spanish
settlers with African blood Street and Town Names
doubloons aluminum coins thrown to Mardi Gras Atchafalaya (chaf-fly) large (800,000 acres)
crowds swampy wilderness area in South
Louisiana
dressin’ room polite term for the bathroom
Tchoupitoulas St (chop-a-TOOL-us)
fais-do-do (fay-doh-doh) literally “go
to sleep”; Cajun term for a community Burgundy St. (bur-GUN-dy)
dance where parents bring their Chartres St. (CHART-ers)
children, who often fall asleep to the Euterpe St. (YOU-terp)
music
Melpomene Ave. (MEL-pom-meen)
fourche the fork of a creek Metairie (MET’ry) suburb of New Orleans
(as in Bayou Lafourche)
Terpsichore St. (TERP-si-core)
gallery balcony or porch Opelousas Ave. (opp-a-LOO-sas)
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Lafayette (laugh-e-YET) unofficial capital of grillades meat smothered with thick tomato
Cajun Country gravy, always served with grits
Plaquemine (PLACK-a-meen) town and parish
south of Baton Rouge grits ground, hulled corn, cooked and
served with butter, salt, and pepper
Baton Rouge (bat’n ROOZH) capital of Louisiana
Thibodeaux (TIBB-a-doh) common surname, also a gumbo spicy soup with okra, tomatoes,
town in Cajun Country seafood, served over rice
Natchitoches (NACK-uh-dish) oldest town in the jambalaya thick stew of rice, sausage, seafood,
Louisiana Purchase area
vegetables, and spices
Ponchatoula (ponch-a TOOL-ah) town on the north
shore of Lake Pontchartrain muffuletta huge sandwich of cold cuts, cheese,
and olive salad, served on Italian
Cajun & Creole Cooking bread
andouille pork and garlic sausage okra pod vegetable, usually served in
gumbo
beignet square, deep-fried doughnut, dusted
with powdered sugar oysters Rockefeller oysters on the half shell, covered
boudin spicy pork, rice, and onion sausage with a creamy spinach sauce, and
baked on a bed of saltl
bread pudding French bread soaked in milk and egg,
baked, and served with whiskey po’boy sandwich of fried seafood, roast beef,
sauce ham, or a mixture, served on French
bread
bouillabaisse French seafood stew
remoulade spicy mayonnaise-based seafood
café au lait dark roast coffee served with sauce
steamed milk
chicory coffee additive, made of roasted, roux mixture of butter and flour, mixed
ground roots with water and seasonings; used as a
base formany soups, gravies, and
crawfish (cray-fish) often called “mudbugs,” a sauces
delicious, small, lobster-like
crustacean found in the creeks and shrimp Creole shrimp cooked with tomato sauce
bayous in Louisiana and seasoned with onions, green
dirty rice rice mixed with chicken gizzards and pepper, celery, and garlic
livers, green pepper, onions, and Tabasco™ hot, red pepper sauce made
spices
only at Avery Island; often used
etouffée method of cooking crawfish or for any brand of pepper sauce,
shrimp, simmered with vegetables of which there are hundreds of
brands available
filé ground sassafras leaves, used to
thicken gumbo tasso local highly seasoned smoked ham



























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