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A stay at The Barnett puts you in the Warehouse District, a quiet neighborhood steps away from the center of it all. As one of the premier hotels near Jackson Square, you’re perfectly positioned to explore the city’s vibrant culture. Discover the diverse culture of New Orleans with a stroll through the French Quarter, known for its iconic architecture and lively street performers. Indulge in local delicacies like beignets and gumbo, then immerse yourself in the city's rich musical heritage with jazz clubs and spontaneous street performances that echo through its legendary neighborhoods.

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The French Quarter captivates with its distinct architecture, bustling markets and eclectic nightlife. Stroll down cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, charming bistros and hidden courtyards echoing with jazz. A melting pot of cultures, this iconic neighborhood offers visitors a quintessential taste of the city's spirited charm.

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French Quarter

This renowned fine dining institution is steeped in Southern charm and culinary excellence. Known for its award-winning cuisine and elegant jazz brunches, Commander’s offers a sophisticated dining experience in a historic Garden District setting.

Commander’s Palace

Known for its stunning waterfront, Mobile, Alabama, is a Gulf Coast gem. Savor fresh seafood at local restaurants, stroll along the scenic Riverwalk and visit the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park.

Mobile, Alabama

Enjoy views of the iconic French Quarter and Jackson Square as you cruise the majestic Mississippi River on a captivating journey with the New Orleans Steamboat Company.

New Orleans Steamboat Company

Journey to Lake Charles in southwestern Louisiana for a blend of outdoor activities and entertainment such as the Creole Nature Trail or the Golden Nugget Lake Charles Casino.

Lake Charles, Louisiana

Indulge in iconic beignets and café au lait while enjoying panoramic views of the Mississippi River and the bustling cityscape at this famed cafe. It's a quintessential stop for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of authentic New Orleans flavors against a stunning backdrop.

Cafe Du Monde Riverwalk

Take a road trip from NOLA to Lafayette, the heart of Acadiana. Discover historic landmarks, savor genuine Cajun and Creole cuisine, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this lively city.

Lafayette, Louisiana

Explore the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, a beloved attraction showcasing a rich array of wildlife exhibits and experiences. Dive into educational programs and engaging events for all ages for a glimpse into the wonders of the natural world within the city's vibrant landscape.

Audubon Zoo

This acclaimed seafood restaurant is known for fresh, innovative dishes and its commitment to sustainable seafood practices. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, GW Fins offers an upscale dining experience characterized by impeccable service and a welcoming atmosphere.

GW Fins

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New Orleans’ oldest fine arts institution, New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) provides an immersive experience with a permanent collection of nearly 50,000 pieces of art. Explore their ever-growing collection of artwork from around the globe, and visit the 12-acre Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden—an outdoor exhibition with over 90 sculptures.

New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)

Palm&Pine showcases a fusion of Mexican and Caribbean cuisine, bringing the flavors of a fine-dining establishment to their relaxed atmosphere.

Palm&Pine

Housed in a historic creole townhouse in the French Quarter, the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum guides visitors through the fascinating history of pharmacies and medication in the United States with a special focus on New Orleans and Louisiana.

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

Manolito brings the spirit and flavors of Cuba to New Orleans. Known for their frozen daiquiris, guests can unwind at the bar while sipping on their iconic craft cocktails.

Manolito

Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits is a New Orleans-style wine-and-cheese store that offers wines from across the world, a Treehouse Bar for craft cocktails and small plates, and outdoor courtyard dining with live music.

Bacchannal Fine Wine & Spirits

House of Blues New Orleans offers a rock-and-blues themed dining room, a Southern-inspired menu, and live performances every day from local acts and touring musicians.

House of Blues

At The Sazerac House, step behind the curtain and explore the methods used to distill Sazerac Rye. Visitors can learn about Sazerac’s impact on the culture and traditions of New Orleans through complimentary tours, curated exhibits, and exclusive tastings.

The Sazerac House

Cane & Table’s seasonally inspired menu marries classic Creole cuisine with the traditions and flavors of Chef Alfredo Nogueira’s Cuban heritage. Their celebrated cocktails offer the perfect complement to their delicious menu offerings.

Cane & Table

An up-and-coming community for young professionals and artists, the Arts District of New Orleans is home to a diverse array of art galleries, museums, restaurants, bars, and performance venues, making it a must-see stop for art lovers and creatives.

The Arts District of New Orleans (ADNO)

Housed in a sprawling 400,000-square-foot complex, Mardi Gras World gives visitors a peek behind the curtain to marvel at New Orleans’ most famous celebration. Their tours take visitors through an operating workshop where you’ll watch Mardi Gras floats being built and learn about the rich history of the holiday and its bustling festivities.

Mardi Gras World

Discover personal accounts, immersive exhibits, and an expansive collection of historic artifacts at the National WWII Museum where visitors can explore the complex details of this harrowing historical event.

The National WWII Museum

Caesars Superdome, one of the most recognizable sports venues in America, features football games from the beloved New Orleans home team, thrilling live performances from music’s greatest, all-day festivals, and more.

Caesars Superdome

For over 100 years, the Orpheum Theater has remained a hub for live entertainment in New Orleans. Visitors can see the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, live performances from acclaimed musicians, all-night concerts after Jazz Fest, celebrated movie premieres, and so much more.

Orpheum Theater

For over 150 years, Lafayette Square has offered an intimate outdoor venue for live concerts, inaugurations, Mardi Gras festivities, and so much more.

Lafayette Square

This state-of-the-art venue, the largest in the region, is home to New Orleans’ home basketball team and a thrilling schedule of live events, from live performances by music legends to unique live sporting events.

Smoothie King Center

At Woodhouse Spa, let the worries of your day-to-day life melt away as their curated spa experiences relax and rejuvenate your body and mind. Visitors can choose from a selection of specialty spa treatments, from traditional facials to massages for all bodily needs and more.

Woodhouse

Saenger Theatre is a Louisiana landmark in live theatrical performances, showcasing a broad range of live events including touring musicians, musical theatre productions, and more.

Saenger Theatre

The Howlin’ Wolf is a locally owned and operated music venue named after one of Louisiana’s legendary bluesmen. Located in the Warehouse District and decorated in a colorful mural masterpiece, The Howlin’ Wolf is home to iconic musicians from near and far.

The Howlin’ Wolf

Wolderberg Riverfront Park features 16 acres of greenery between the Mississippi River and the French Quarter. Visitors can walk through the scenic park, run along the riverside jogging path, or visit Audubon Aquarium or Audubon Insectarium—both located adjacent to the park.

Woldenberg Park

This professional salon and day spa features high-quality products used in treatments that are customized for your unique needs. Visitors can enhance their stay by choosing from an array of massages, body treatments, hair and makeup services, facials, and more.

Spa Atlantis

Audubon Park is a beloved urban oasis spanning approximately 350 acres. Established in 1871, the park features ancient live oak trees, a tranquil 1.8-mile jogging path, lagoons, picnic shelters, playgrounds, tennis courts, and the Audubon Golf Club. The adjacent Audubon Riverview Park offers open green spaces and scenic views of the Mississippi River.

Audubon Park

Established over 170 years ago, City Park is home to the New Orleans Botanical Garden, Couturie Forest and Arboretum, the New Orleans Museum of Art, and the Louisiana Children’s Museum, offering abundant activities for visitors. Visitors can explore the largest grove of mature live oaks in the world, including trees over 800 years old, or fish along the bayou, picnic with loved ones, engage in outdoor activities, and more.

City Park

Located in the French Quarter, MaMou is a modernized European brasserie featuring upscale cuisine, craft cocktails, and a curated wine list.

MaMou

Atchafalaya features a quaint Creole cottage as the backdrop for your brunch or dinner and a noteworthy menu of fresh seafood made with the best local flavors.

Atchafalaya

Boasting a colorful tropical dining room, Mister Mao features a rotating menu of global flavors made with local ingredients and a menu of hand-crafted cocktails.

Mister Mao

Maïs Arepas offers a bright dining room and a menu of delicious Colombian classics.

Maïs Arepas

Situated in New Orleans’ Warehouse Arts District, Ogden Museum of Southern Arts is home to the country’s most comprehensive collection of Southern art, featuring exhibitions, special events, and educational programs that highlight the deep roots of the visual arts, music, and literature in the American South.

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Open since the 1970s, Tipitina’s features a sprawling warehouse space for live musical performances and lively Cajun dancing.

Tipitina’s

Tucked inside our companion hotel Maison Métier, Salon Salon is an intimate cocktail bar known for its sophisticated ambience and curated selection of craft cocktails. Plus, it’s conveniently located just across the street from The Barnett.

Hotels near Caesar's Superdome New Orleans - The Barnett