1_813 Royal Street | New Orleans
The house that saved NOLA
2_Abita Mystery House | New Orleans
Scratching the itch for kitsch
3_Aidan Gill for Men | New Orleans
An unapologetically male barbershop
4_Algiers Point | New Orleans
Over da river
5_Angelo Brocato | New Orleans
Leave the diet, take the cannoli
6_Antenna Gallery | New Orleans
A moveable feast of art
7_The Art of Dooky Chase | New Orleans
These walls can talk
8_Audubon Park Labyrinth | New Orleans
Walking a sacred path
9_Bacchanal | New Orleans
Just like it sounds (plus tiki torches)
10_The Batture | New Orleans
Waterfront (sometimes water-infused) property
11_The Bead Tree | New Orleans
Beads for needs
12_Bottom of the Cup | New Orleans
Top-of-the-heap psychic readings
13_Bourbon Orleans Hotel | New Orleans
Dancing with the dead
14_Boutique du Vampyre | New Orleans
One-stop shopping for all your vampire needs
15_Casa Borrega | New Orleans
A feast for the senses
16_Chainsaw Tree | New Orleans
An old oak’s rebirth
17_Checkpoint Charlie’s | New Orleans
Come for the band, leave with clean socks
18_City Park’s Live Oaks | New Orleans
A family of trees
19_Claiborne Corridor | New Orleans
Historic past with a possible future
20_The Cornstalk Hotel | New Orleans
A hotel with apparitional amenities
21_Crescent Park | New Orleans
Reinventing the waterfront
22_DBC | New Orleans
Drive-thru daiquiris
23_Dew Drop Jazz Hall | New Orleans
Worshipping in the house of jazz
24_Dive Bar Alley | New Orleans
The zone for twilight festivities
25_Dr. Bob Folk Art | New Orleans
Welcoming signs inviting you to get out
26_Eiffel Society | New Orleans
A piece of Paris in America’s most Parisian city
27_Elizabeth’s Restaurant | New Orleans
Where bacon is more than a side
28_Escape My Room | New Orleans
Group interaction to escape clustered internment
29_EvacuSpots | New Orleans
Getting the hell out of Dodge
30_F & F Botanica Spiritual Supply | New Orleans
Ritual-aid charmacy
31_Fats Domino’s House | New Orleans
Walking (or driving) to the Ninth Ward
32_Faulkner House Books | New Orleans
The best bookstore that won’t have any best sellers
33_Fifi Mahony’s | New Orleans
Wig paradise
34_Frenchmen Art Market | New Orleans
A slip of art in a sea of music
35_Freret Street Boxing Gym | New Orleans
Fashionable fisticuffs
36_Gator Run | New Orleans
Keeping it cool at the zoo
38_Greg’s Antiques | New Orleans
A different kind of sticker shock
39_Hansen’s Sno-Bliz | New Orleans
New Orleans’ way to beat the heat
40_Hare Krishna Temple | New Orleans
Culinary consciousness
41_The Healing Center | New Orleans
The mall for people who hate malls
42_Holt Cemetery | New Orleans
The unknown grave for the well-known Father of Jazz
43_Hong Kong Food Market | New Orleans
A ridiculous name for a remarkable emporium
44_House of Broel | New Orleans
Dresses, dollhouses, and frog legs
45_House of Dance & Feathers | New Orleans
Street cred in a shed
46_Ignatius J. Reilly Statue | New Orleans
Watching for signs of bad taste
47_James H. Cohen & Sons | New Orleans
Buying a piece of history
48_Jazz Brunch at Atchafalaya | New Orleans
DIY Bloody Marys
49_The Jazz Collection | New Orleans
A brass menagerie
50_Josie Arlington’s Tomb | New Orleans
The lady burnishes
51_Kayaking on the Bayou | New Orleans
Commuting with nature
52_Kermit’s Mother-in-Law Lounge | New Orleans
Bar of the “Emperor of the Universe”
53_Killer Poboys | New Orleans
The richest po’boys
54_Lafcadio Hearn’s House | New Orleans
The inventor of New Orleans slept here
55_Lakefront Airport | New Orleans
An Art Deco museum masquerading as an airport
56_The LaLaurie Mansion | New Orleans
The house of unspeakable horrors
57_Langlois Culinary Crossroads | New Orleans
If you can’t stand the humidity, get into the kitchen
58_Le Musée de f.p.c. | New Orleans
The untold history of free people of color
59_Le Pavillon Hotel | New Orleans
Come for the ghosts, stay for the PB&J
60_Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré | New Orleans
The little theater with the longest run
61_Little Gem Saloon | New Orleans
A “new” jazz club with a 100-year history
62_Louis Armstrong Park | New Orleans
300 years of rhythm
63_Magnolia Bridge | New Orleans
A bridge over befuddled waters
64_Magnolia Lane Plantation | New Orleans
Steeped in history and hauntings
65_Marigny Opera House | New Orleans
Ballet slippers and Beyoncé’s sister
66_Meyer the Hatter | New Orleans
Where “old hat” is a compliment
67_Milton Latter Library | New Orleans
A luxury library for leisurely learning
68_Miss Claudia’s | New Orleans
Stylish home of “ain’t there no mo’”
69_Modern Gargoyles | New Orleans
Things are looking up
70_Musée Conti Wax Museum | New Orleans
Wax on, wax off, wax hanging on by a thread
71_Museum of Death | New Orleans
Morbid menagerie
72_Musicians’ Village | New Orleans
Restoring the groove
73_New Canal Lighthouse | New Orleans
Illuminating exhibits
74_The New Movement Theater | New Orleans
Hoping to have the last laugh
75_New Orleans Street Gallery | New Orleans
Art for fresh start’s sake
76_NOLA Brewery | New Orleans
Homegrown hops with some funk
77_Norma Wallace House | New Orleans
The best little whorehouse with class
78_One Eyed Jacks | New Orleans
A club with a twist (and some turns)
79_Our Mother of Perpetual Help | New Orleans
Home to priests, a vampire novelist, and a ghost rider
80_Pagoda Café | New Orleans
Coffee and a bike tune-up
81_Piazza d’Italia | New Orleans
Mister Moore’s neighborhood
82_Pontalba Buildings | New Orleans
Apartments fit for a baroness
83_The Prayer Room at St. Louis Cathedral | New Orleans
Who dat say Henriette can’t be no saint?
84_Prytania Theatre | New Orleans
Where the owner is as entertaining as the films
85_The Rebirth Statue | New Orleans
The game changer for an entire city
86_Ricca’s Architectural Sales | New Orleans
Salvaging the history of New Orleans
87_Riverfront Monuments | New Orleans
Honoring old men, nude men, and men we’d like to forget
88_Roman Candy Cart | New Orleans
Strolling sweets
89_The Roosevelt Hotel | New Orleans
A luxury hotel with a legendary history
90_Rosalie Alley | New Orleans
Walk softly and carry a big Zulian stick
91_Royal Street Musicians | New Orleans
Street crescendo
92_Sacred Grinds | New Orleans
Graves and green tea
93_Sam the Banana Man’s House | New Orleans
Home of presidents and presidential overthrows
94_The School of Burlesque | New Orleans
Pay attention to draw attention
95_Southern Food and Beverage Museum | New Orleans
Where to explore cuisine of consequence
96_Spanish Stables | New Orleans
The truth is out there … on a plaque
97_St. Expedite | New Orleans
When you need a miracle—STAT
98_St. Roch Grotto | New Orleans
A chapel with heart … and feet, and brains
99_St. Roch Market | New Orleans
A food court for foodies
100_Steamboat Houses | New Orleans
One man’s home is his cruise ship
101_Street Tiles |
History at your feet
102_Studio Inferno | New Orleans
High art across the tracks
103_The Tattoo Museum | New Orleans
A permanent display for permanent ink
104_Tomb of the Unknown Slave | New Orleans
A touchingly undistinguished monument
105_The Umbrella Girl | New Orleans
Existential graffiti
106_Ursuline Convent | New Orleans
Storied ground for the sacred and profane
107_Villalobos Rescue Center | New Orleans
Dogs with a cause
108_Whitney Plantation | New Orleans
America’s first slave museum
109_Yvonne LaFleur | New Orleans
Elegance without pretense
110_Zephyr Field | New Orleans
Field of dreams—and a pool
111_Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club | New Orleans
Cuckoo for coconuts