Crowned Uptown by Audubon Park, Loyola and Tulane Universities, dotted with bars and restaurants from divey to divine, St. Charles Avenue is a living monument to yet another aspect of New Orleans...
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Streets to Visit
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This six-mile-long stretch is a hub for fine dining, casual restaurants, shopping, art galleries, cocktail lounge, and dive bars. Learn more about what to see and do along Magazine Street in New...Read More -
A shopper’s paradise, Royal Street is a repository of grand family-owned antique shops and fine art galleries just a block and yet a world away from the party on Bourbon Street. Click here...Read More -
The buzzing and vibrant Frenchmen is the most consistently musical stretch of asphalt in NOLA. Its venues offer an array of live performances ranging from jazz to blues to reggae and rock.Read More -
One of the quietest, most scenic and historic streets in New Orleans, Esplanade Avenue is a hidden treasure running through the heart of the city. From its beginning at the foot of the Mississippi...Read More -
With easy accessibility from downtown New Orleans via the St. Charles Avenue Streetcarline, Oak Street has attracted many visitors to discover the charms of this picturesque hub that sits between the...Read More -
Pulsing with life, Canal Street is New Orleans in all its grit and glory.Read More -
Among the popular Royal and Magazine Streets, Julia Street is the third New Orleans hotspot known for its extensive list of art galleries. Nicknamed "Gallery Row," Julia Street lies in the...Read More -
Noisy. Raucous. Nocturnal. For many New Orleans visitors, Bourbon Street embodies the life of a party town. Pulsing in neon, throbbing with music and decorated by beads and balconies – the...Read More -
Enjoy dining and drinking, plus neighborhood art markets and live music along bustling Freret Street.Read More -
Today a one-block section of Fulton Street, between Poydras and Lafayette streets, is a pedestrian-only outdoor mall that is rapidly becoming a popular downtown destination for those seeking a respite...Read More -
With proximity to both Uptown universities, Loyola and Tulane, Maple Street is a favorite hangout for the college crowd as well as a growing number of creative locals from the neighborhood.Read More -
Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard is a hub for community. Find authentic New Orleans cuisine, history, live music, and more.Read More -
With restaurants, boutiques, grocery stores, and more, Harrison Avenue has become the center of the Lakeview community and a place for everyone to gather.Read More -
Delicious cuisine and fantastic nightlife make St. Claude Avenue a standout street in New Orleans.Read More -
Bayou Road is a hub for Black-owned businesses and neighborhood hangout spots. Visit on your next trip to New Orleans.Read More
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