Louis Armstrong Park

A wonderful green space within New Orleans dedicated to the biggest cultural icon of the region. The place is pet friendly and has nice walkways with a central water body. The Congo square doubles up as a vendor hub and a space for live music. Totally worth a warm evening stroll or for a regular family sojourn/exercise routine.

The park has great appeal. The city or whoever oversees the park needs to maintain it. It was so sad to see the level of trash that filled the water feature.... the landscape is too nice to look like that. It can be a serene place. Also some of the night lights on the entry of the park are our. Please clean the water up. I still think it's worth going to visit.

Just steps from the French Quarter. This park honors the jazz great Louis Armstrong. Althoigh parts of the park has been defaced and doesn't look well maintained, it is still a beautiful place to walk through. It has a beautiful iconic arched entrance and lots of sculptures, statues, open spaces, as well as a duck pond. There's also the Congo Square (a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s).... Stop by to learn a bit about local history.

Deserted parks in the mornings with some homeless people hanging around. The place is not very well maintained. The statues around the park are interesting. There are many ducks wandering the park and even a crane.

Louis Armstrong Park is a nice spot to take a walk and get a break from the hustle of the French Quarter. The park has some scenic little bridges, a lake, and even a few big geese wandering around. It’s a peaceful place to relax, take some photos, or just enjoy a bit of green space in the city. Worth a visit if you’re nearby. #LouisArmstrongPark #NOLAParks #FrenchQuarter #NewOrleansVibes #ScenicWalks #NOLANature #CityEscape #ExploreNOLA #HiddenGem #HistoricNewOrleans