With its timeless beauty, charming architecture,and reputation as a great, walkable neighborhood with world-class restaurants and vibrant street life, the French Quarter is a must-stay destination.
One of New Orleans' most famous and historic neighborhoods is the French Quarter, also known as Vieux Carré. Founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, it remains one of the most intact historic and dynamic neighborhoods in the country. The entire neighborhood has been designated as a National Historic Landmark, with various historic homes that illustrate what living life in New Orleans during the 19th century would have been like, such as the French Quarter Mansion. Stroll the streets, enjoy the sounds of great music in the air and the delicious food, and explore the hidden gardens and secret courtyards that make this neighborhood so unique.
PLACES NEAR THE FRENCH QUARTER MANSION
Bourbon Street - 100 ft (1 min walk)
Clover Grill - 50 ft (1 min walk)
St. Louis Cathedral - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Cafe du Monde - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Galatoires - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
French Market - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Cats Meow - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Preservation Hall - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Pat O’ Brien’s - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
New Orleans Historic Collection - 1200 ft (7 min walk)
Royal Street - 100 ft (1 min walk)
Voodoo Museum - 50 ft (1 min walk)
Jackson Square - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Cafe Beignet - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Antonies - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Brennans - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Napoleon House - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Tropical Isle - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Laffite’s Blacksmith - 1000 ft (5 min walk)
Audubon Aquarium & Insectarium - 1500 ft (8 min walk)