Shop vendors and watch street performers surrounding Jackson Square. Go inside the Cathedral, museums, and eat dinner at many restaurants. Start with breakfast and coffee or finish with dessert at Cafe Du Monde.

This charming area was not crowded and allowed you to see some of old New Orleans and visit the church.

This is where NOLA began and where it continues to impress the world. The equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson is the centerpiece and it is surrounded by classic historic New Orleans architecture - restaurants and shops - and the magnificent St. Louis Cathedral and the...More

I was at Caroling in Jackson Square a week or so before Christmas--it is normally the Sunday before Christmas. A Beautiful night and Wonderful Singing. A Great mix of locals and tourists.

So much Culture, lots to see , street vendors, shops Resturant’s , I love walking the area , parking isn’t all that great

We where there the week before Christmas and found out that a public Candle Light Christmas Caroling is done every year for the last 74 years in the square. A must due if you ever find yourself there.

Jackson Square is another of NOLA's "if you ain't been there, you ain't been nowhere" stops. Arts, crafts, mimes, living statues, street performers, and street music. New Orleans Jazz anywhere from full-on traditional to... Violin playing New Orleans Jazz? Been there, seen that. Little 6...More