Settled in the Late 1700s, The Downtown District, or the Central Business District (CBD) as you may hear it called, is home to the Mercedes-benz Superdome, a lot of upscale shopping, and some amazing restaurants.
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| Map of CBD/Downtown |
Things to do & see:
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| Paddlewheeler Creole Queen |
The Luke Restaurant, Restaurant August, Domenica Restaurant, Borgne, and Johnny Sanchez to name a few.
Places to drink:
The Sazarac Bar, the Swizzle Stick Bar, the Cocktail Bar at Winsor Court, and Manolito, to name a few.
Places to shop:
Canal Place (a shopping mall), Meyer the Hatter, Rubenstein’s, Mignon Faget, and Beth Clayborn Interiors to name a few.
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The Warehouse District, settled in the 1800s, is more sophisticated than the downtown scene. This district is home to award-winning chefs, Julia Street (Gallery Row), the National WWII Museum, and Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World.
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| Map of Warehouse District |
Things to do & see:
The National WWII Museum, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, Mardi Gras World, and Fulton Street Square to name a few.
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| Fulton Street Square |
Places to eat:
Compère Lapin, Peche Seafood Grill, Herbsaint Bar & Restaurant, Annunciation Restaurant, Meril and Desi Vega’s Steakhouse to name a few.
Places to drink:
Peach Seafood Grill, Barrel Proof, the Cirle Bar, Fulton Alley, and the Howlin’ Wolf to name a few.
Places to shop:
Aunt Sally’s Pralines and the Outlet Collection at Riverwalk. Most shops in this District are art galleries.
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| Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
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| Aunt Sally's Pralines |
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| Compere Lapin |
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| Howlin' Wolf |
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| Manolito |
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| Johnny Sanchez |
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