Must-see attractions in Tremé-Lafitte

  • Backstreet Cultural Museum

    Tremé-Lafitte

    Mardi Gras Indian suits grab the spotlight with dazzling flair – and finely crafted detail – in this informative museum examining the distinctive elements…

  • Lafitte Greenway

    Tremé-Lafitte

    This 2.6-mile green corridor connects the Tremé to City Park via Bayou St John, traversing the length of the Tremé and Mid-City along the way. It's a…

  • Louis Armstrong Park

    Tremé-Lafitte

    The entrance to this massive park has got to be one of the greatest gateways in the US, a picturesque arch that ought rightfully to be the final set piece…

  • Saint Louis Cemetery Number 1 in New Orleans, one of the oldest cemeteries in the USA.

    St Louis Cemetery No 1

    Tremé-Lafitte

    This cemetery received the remains of many early Creoles who were buried above-ground in family tombs due to the shallow water table. Cemetery visitation…

  • Le Musée de f.p.c.

    Tremé-Lafitte

    Inside a lovely 1859 Greek Revival mansion in the Upper Tremé, this museum showcases a 30-year collection of artifacts, documents, furniture and art. It…

  • Congo Square

    Tremé-Lafitte

    In Louis Armstrong Park, Congo Sq was a Sunday gathering spot for slaves under the French Code Noir. For one day of the week, the enslaved could sing the…

  • St Augustine's Church

    Tremé-Lafitte

    Open since 1841, ‘St Aug’s’ is the oldest African American Catholic church in the country, a place where Creoles, émigrés from St Domingue and free…

  • Mortuary Chapel

    Tremé-Lafitte

    A fear of yellow-fever contagion led the city to forbid funerals for fever victims at St Louis Cathedral. Built in 1826 near St Louis Cemetery No 1, the…

  • New Orleans African American Museum

    Tremé-Lafitte

    This small museum is in the midst of a $6-million renovation and is closed to visitors, although it still offers Tremé-based walking tours. Before closing…

  • Louis Armstrong Statue

    Tremé-Lafitte

    This statue of the iconic jazz trumpeter greets visitors as they enter Louis Armstrong Park.

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