Great tribute to a great New Orleans musician. “See trees of Green, Red Roses too…” nice and peaceful.

This is a pretty park with a beautiful archway and tributes to the icons of Jazz. It is an easy walk from the French Quarter down streets lined with quaint houses.

Being there on a dreary November afternoon probably didn't help, but the park was deserted (we only saw 3 other people) in the 30 or so minutes we were there. There was not much to see beside couple sculptures. The neighborhood felt sketchy, even in...More

Coming to the Louis Armstrong Park from the French Quarter, you enter through an impressive archway. A pleasant park with statues, the historic congo square, memorials, a theatre and impressive night time illuminations.

This underappreciated park is three blocks from bourbon st, using St. Ann st. On the way, you can see some unique nawlins' residences. The park is across N. Ramparts St and we felt perfectly safe walking there and back on a december afternoon. There were...More

We visited this park on a tour which gave us some deeper insight. Apparently people draw in chalk on the hardscape as a voodoo ritual. We saw one area where a chalk drawing was on the ground.

This small park is located on the northern part of the French Quarter. They say jazz was originated here. The small garden has a few amazing trees.