This Charming Neighborhood Is New Orleans' Best Kept Secret
The second oldest neighborhood in New Orleans after the French Quarter, Algiers Point is a charming little neighborhood you simply have to check out. In the 1920s, Jazz musicians nicknamed the area the “Brooklyn of the South” for it proximity to New Orleans as compared to New York City and Brooklyn. Filled with character and incredibly unique, this may just be New Orlean’s best kept secret.

This quiet suburb located right on the Mississippi River is an eclectic mix of creole cottages, art galleries, charming pubs, and so much history.

The ferry departs every 30 minutes (on the hour and on the half hour) and only takes a few minutes. Plus, you’ll have lovely views along the way!
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Whether you’re looking do to some shopping, eating, drinking, or pick up some local art for your home, Algiers Point is the perfect spot.
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There are a few different walking tours you can take that will lead you everywhere from 19th century buildings with beautiful Romanesque style architecture to delightful creole cottages dating back to the 1850s.

We have some of the most charismatic houses in the country!

You can visit the homes of former Jazz musicians and visit the Robert E. Noms Jazz Walk Of Fame.

Built in 1896, this charming B&B features eleven-foot ceilings, pine floors, and fireplaces throughout the building that add a cozy atmosphere you’re sure to love. It's conveniently located just a few blocks away from the ferry, so you can walk there easily.

Yep, this is certainly New Orleans’ best kept secret.
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