Housed in a much-expanded Beaux-Arts-style building (1911), the permanent collection encompasses major European and American schools of painting, with significant concentrations of Louisiana and African-American artists. Holdings also include fine ex..

The massive white marble and granite Louisiana Supreme Court Building, completed in 1910, will house the state supreme court, offices and a court museum upon completion of its renovations.

The same developers who brought you South Street Seaport in New York City and Harborplace in Baltimore designed this shopping and dining complex with 140 retail stores and restaurants. South Street Seaport in New York City and Harborplace in Baltimor..

Voodoo is an occult religion that arrived in New Orleans with the slave trade, and continues to flourish today.

Frequently changing temporary exhibits of modern visual art occupy the sleekly renovated gallery spaces of this former ice-cream factory and tobacco warehouse. Live performances are held in the facility's two theater spaces.

Former home of noted local architect James Gallier Jr., who melded Creole and American style elements in his home's design.

Built by WPA workers during the Depression, the botanical garden opened as the City Park Rose Garden in 1936. After years of neglect, the seven-acre site was reborn in the 1980s as the New Orleans Botanical Garden, the result of a collaboration betwe..