Louis Armstrong Park

Easily one of the most beautiful parks I’ve ever been to. It has interesting sculptures and memorials, giant trees, pleasant walking paths, and wide bridges over winding waterways. Not to mention this park is pretty big! If I lived in NOLA I could see myself coming here often for picnics or to simply experience it’s serenity.

I never imagined such a sweet park existed in between the French Quarter and Tremé! On certain evenings you can watch beautiful women dancing to drums and even join in like I did. The ponds and water features add such magic to this space. The bridges over water and tunnels create wonderful opportunities to observe wildlife. There is plenty of space to have a little quiet time to yourself. It's always beautiful to see the Armstrong letters illuminated. Don't miss out on this sweet spot when you need a moment of nature after the hustle and bustle of New Orleans!

Absolutely beautiful park full of friendly people and dogs and some fascinating history and art! Even on a sunny Saturday afternoon it wasn't too busy. There is lots of seating and greenery, well maintained paths and lovely water features. Could still hear the music from the streets in parts of the park but not enough to spook our nervous dog

Stumbled across L. Armstrong Park while walking around the area. It's quite beautiful and tranquil. Several statues and other works in display at the park... Birds, ducks on display too. It was raining/pouring when I went, but still a nice area.

This place is an amazing park to visit in dedication to greats like Louis Armstrong and Mahalia Jackson. But most of the park is in disrepair and I thought that was a shame. Fountains and birds on the water make for nice scenery. I never went back to get a night pic of the lit Armstrong Armstrong archway. Congo Square is a big draw to see where slaves first gathered in the US.

Beautiful park with a lot of history and art. The area is very relaxing and is a great place to get away from the busy side of New Orleans and delve into the nature and beauty. We loved the statues and overall scenery.

Beautiful park at the heart of French quarter where you can soak in the real NOLA flavor and the jazz culture. Very clean and well maintained. Got to see lots of beautiful birds the park.

A great little park just outside the French Quarter and a nice way to get to the southern part of Treme. The mixture of statues, structures and buildings is really interesting and worth seeing. Would definitely using this green space to get from one part of the city to another, and can cut across to the Lafitte Greenway to enjoy a walk off road even further.

Very nice city park in New Orleans. Not tons of activities per say but just a nice park to stroll or relax in. I would recommend for couples but not with children. Some really nice views and pieces of art inside and it is within walking distance of the French Quarter and Downtown portion of city.

Louis Armstrong Park is such a beautiful park! Lots of bridges and walkways to explore. Even though it’s not the biggest park, you can spend plenty of time navigating the paths, enjoying the weather, and overlooking water. We went in the middle of February, so I’m certain it would be even more beautiful once trees have bloomed again and the park is livelier.