I love this park there is always something going on some events are free and the events that you have to pay to attend are well worth it. The great thing about this park is that even when there is no event schedule it is...More

This is a lovely park. It was very tranquil and beautiful. Also the history of Congo square was very interesting.

A great place to walk, play, sit in the shade or soak up some sun. We spent about an hour here walking around and taking in the sights.

The park was a little unkept and some street people or drugies were we hanging around. There were some nice garden affects but if I had other choices I would go someplace else.

Beautiful park with statues telling of the history of the place. Jazz and modern music was born here.

Went on a walking tour. Great park. Lots of history, nice to walk in. Safe. Still not back 100%, but awesome venue for entertainment. Easy access with the new street car line outside the main gate.

Loved the musical tone of the park. True not usually said of a public park, but some musicians were playing (not practicing) in a drum circle, one could even join in. Loved the statue of Louis Armstrong. There were lots of small arch-type foot bridges...More

We went on the music tour by French Quarter Phantoms which began in this park. We learned about the beginning of NOLA music in Congo Square and the earliest jazz musician Charles Bolden. There are statues in honor of their contributions to NOLA music. And...More

I'm glad we visited the Louis Armstrong Park. We were particularly interested in the history of Congo Square. It is clean with lots of benches and sculptures. However, once we crossed Rampart Street out of the French Quarter I felt a little nervous and isolated....More

It's a picturesque place that needs some love. Great feeling but unkempt. Definitely worth the short walk from Bourbon to see some of its natural beauty.