French Quarter New Orleans

Established as La Nouvelle-Orléans by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville in 1718 along the Mississippi River, the French Quarter is about 85 square miles of antique buildings of Spanish style and French-named streets offering visitors lodging, restaurants, bars, galleries and gift shops.

Runner jogging down a colorful street lined with historic buildings and flags. — **Morning in the French Quarter**

Equestrian statue in a garden with a cathedral in the background under a cloudy sky. — **Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral**

Historic building on a sunny street corner with flags and a pedestrian. — **Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar**

Historic corner building with ornate iron balconies and vibrant flowers. — **French Quarter Home**

Street musician plays saxophone at night with two people sitting nearby. — **Musicians in the French Quarter**

**Awaiting a parade in the Faubourg Marigny area.**

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