I was not truly impressed by their collection when I visited recently. I have been there before but quite a some time ago, so I did not remember much from that visit. The building is nice and location is excellent. It is easy to get...More

We are always on the lookout for good art galleries and museums on our holidays so we travelled on a trolley-bus to City Park (a great experience in itself!) to NOMA. There were some wonderful artworks, (especially good was a special exhibition of work by...More

Due to bad weather and our tour being canceled, we opted to visit NOMA and were pleasantly surprised to see a gem of an exhibit from Regina Scully. We were also fortunate to walk in while a professor was describing Scully's work to a group...More

I really liked this museum. It was small enough to get around but had lots of interesting things to look at. The rooms varied in their lighting and decor, moving from classics on minimal white walls, bathed in light to dark room with objects picked...More

there is quite a variety of art there. I enjoyed the paintings, sculptures and the gold cabin. The sculpture gardens were beautiful too. The grounds are georgeous.

Amazed at the variety of the collection, from medieval and Renaissance and even early galleries, which I did not have time to view, to Monet, Magritte, Picassso, Warhol, Miro, Calder, Sophie Newcombe pottery and more. I truly enjoyed the Louisiana artists, including Richard Clague, whose...More

If you want another option beside Bourbon Street, located within City Park is the New Orleans Museum of Art. Take the Canal Street Car to the Park and spend a couple of hours of art appreciation. Not crowded nor expensive, we spent and enjoyable afternoon...More

The sculpture garden had amazing pieces in its collection - very pretty surrounded by beautiful gardens, water, and bridges. Enjoyed especially the contemporary and African art in the museum. An amazing gold log cabin to represent Abe Lincoln's cabin with representation of American history inside....More

NOMA is small but impressive. The collection of modern art, in particular, was excellent. They hold several Miros, and their gallery of new acquisitions is super. But the sculpture garden wowed me from the moment I entered it. Set in the City Park, surrounded by...More

This park is huge... Lots of walking or driving. The kids fantasy park is fun for all ages and free. The small lakes are beautiful and the grounds are manicured. The gift shop/diner if first class. The New Orleans Museum of Art is here, also...More