The Top 10 Most Instagrammable Places in The Crescent City
New Orleans is a gorgeous city filled with historic architecture, stunning nature, colorful houses, and a vibrant art and music scene. There is a picture-perfect moment around every corner you turn representing everything from French influence to Southern charm.
Here are 10 of our favorite places to snap a photo in the city!
1. The Chloe Hotel Pool
4125 St. Charles Ave., (504) 541-5500
If you are looking for a way to escape the heat this summer, The Chloe, included with New Orleans' many other fabulous pools, is the perfect place to unwind. This boutique hotel, featured in Vogue, is home to a gorgeous saltwater pool and bar. The Chloe offers day passes for non-hotel guests, and the pool is open every day from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.!
2. Jackson Square
701 Decatur St.
Jackson Square is an iconic park in the middle of the French Quarter, marked by the statue of Andrew Jackson. This area was the site of the Louisiana Purchase and represents centuries of culture in New Orleans. The square is anchored by St. Louis Cathedral and surrounded by local artists. The park is the heart of the city and is undeniably picture-perfect.
3. Audubon Park
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Audubon Park is a 350-acre park in Uptown covered in oak trees and endless greenery. There is a 1.8-mile loop for jogging, walking, or biking filled with sun-soaked trees, a duck pond, and a golf course. This park is the best way to enjoy the city's nature and take the scenic route!
4. Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland Ave., (504) 948-9111
Bacchanal is an eclectic wine bar in the Bywater neighborhood. Once you step through the doors, you will be transported to Europe, with fresh cheeses, custom charcuterie boards, and amazing wine options. You won't forget you are in New Orleans, though, because their backyard is filled with string lights, tropical plants, and live music every night!
5. Royal Street
Royal Street is a great way to see the classic architecture that the French Quarter is so famous for. The street is lined with gorgeous balconies and pastel houses, reminiscent of a European city. On the corner of Royal and St. Peter streets is the LaBranche House, a stunning building that is one of the most photographed in the city.
6. St. Charles Streetcar Line
You can't go to New Orleans without getting on the streetcar! One streetcar line runs down St. Charles Avenue, a picturesque Uptown street with stunning mansions and nature. The streetcar can take you from Uptown to the CBD, and it is an amazing way to see the city and experience a quintessential part of the Big Easy!
7. The Batture
25 Walnut St.
The Mississippi River is one of the most scenic sights of the city, and the Batture is the best way to see it. The Batture is a 10-acre yard overlooking the river that is filled with food trucks, outdoor games, and seating. There are rotating food vendors weekly, from lobster rolls to frozen yogurt, as well as wine and beer. The Batture is the perfect place to watch the sun set over the river!
8. Frenchmen Street
If you are looking for a good time away from the Bourbon Street crowd, Frenchmen is the place to be. The street is filled with neon signs, murals, and colorful bars. Frenchmen Street is home to some of New Orleans most renowned jazz clubs, making it a great place to see unforgettable live music and grab a drink.
9. Cafe Beignet
334 Royal St., (504) 524-5530
Cafe Beignet is a great way to experience New Orleans cuisine without the line that comes with other places. They serve fresh beignets, café au lait, and incredible sandwiches. Their original location is on Royal Street and has vintage bistro decor with a picturesque courtyard next to it. This is an iconic way to get a taste of the city!
10. Magazine Street
Magazine Street is filled with amazing local boutiques, restaurants, cafés, and more. This is a perfect place to get lost for the day, with amazing vintage finds, adorable coffee shops, and bright murals. There is never a dull moment on Magazine Street, and every corner is filled with classic Southern charm.
