Top Rated Parks to Visit in Arabi

We've collected top 10 mentioned parks in Arabi from other articles such as Atlas Obscura, The Crazy Tourist, Busy Tourist.

Top Rated Parks to Visit in Arabi

Louis Armstrong Park
Louis Armstrong Park
4.5 (4516 ratings)4 (1003 ratings)
31-acre park that's home to historic Congo Square & hosts concerts, films & other events.
701 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
City parkNature & ParksPark
Mentioned by New Orleans 3 days itinerary
How to Plan a 3 Days in New Orleans Itinerary
"You could take a New Orleans river cruise on the Steamboat Natchez, grab a drink at Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, visit Louis Armstrong Park, or take a class at the New Orleans school of cooking, to name a few. Better yet, for the best of both worlds, choose a half day tour option from among the most popular New Orleans day trips and spend the other half of your last day back in New Orleans."
Mentioned by Hospitality of New Orleans
Best Parks Around New Orleans
"Another well know park and named after a famous musician, is the Louis Armstrong Park. It’s located in Treme near the French Quarter. It has sculptures and vendors selling food and crafts."
City Park
City Park
4.7 (12606 ratings)4.5 (3929 ratings)
This expansive urban greenspace with a lake & paths features a dog run, museums, disc golf & more.
1 Palm Dr, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA
ParkNature & ParksCity park
Mentioned by Lonely Planet Top Choices
Top things to do in New Orleans, USA
"Live oaks, Spanish moss and lazy bayous frame this masterpiece of urban planning. Three miles long and 1 mile wide, dotted with gardens, waterways and bridges and home to a captivating art museum, City Park is bigger than Central Park in NYC and it's New Orleans’ prettiest green space."
Crescent Park
Crescent Park
4.6 (1223 ratings)4.5 (74 ratings)
Compact park along the river offering trails, picnic areas & views of the city skyline.
Cres Park Trail, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA
ParkNature & Parks
Mentioned by Condé Nast Traveler
20 Best Things to Do in New Orleans
"Until 2014, the banks of the Mississippi River bordering the city's downtown Marigny and Bywater neighborhoods were essentially unwalkable. The city invested in a large renovation program that's transformed unsightly, post-industrial wasteland into a lovely riverside park. Crescent Park is a mile-and-a-half long and feels very much like a local spot; you're unlikely to find Mardi Gras-beaded tourists here."
Mentioned by Lonely Planet
Top 10 city parks in New Orleans
"This waterfront park is our favorite spot in the city for taking in the Mississippi. Enter over the enormous arch at Piety and Chartres Streets, or at the steps at Marigny and N Peters Streets, and watch the fog blanket the nearby skyline. A promenade meanders past an angular metal-and-concrete conceptual "wharf" (placed next to the burned remains of the former commercial wharf)."
Mentioned by Bienville House Hotel
The Best Parks in New Orleans: 5 Must-See Spots
"Crescent Park is one of the city’s newest parks, but its landscape design is steeped in New Orleans’ past. This riverfront stretch of green space memorializes the robust history of New Orleans’ wharves. Plant-lined paths and breathtaking views run alongside the grand remnants of the industrial-age."
Audubon Park
Audubon Park
4.7 (6098 ratings)4.5 (1567 ratings)
Park with oak trees, jogging & bike paths, a lagoon, picnic shelters, tennis courts & playgrounds.
6500 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA
ParkNature & Parks
Mentioned by The Crazy Tourist
55 Best Things to Do in New Orleans (LA
"The refined Uptown park around Audubon Zoo is a bit older, having been landscaped in the 1880s on what used to be a plantation and staging area for Buffalo Soldiers in the Civil War. If you’re mesmerised by New Orleans’ twisting live oaks you’ll love Audubon Park, which has trees that go back to its plantation days. Before this space could be laid out by the eminent John Charles Olmsted, it hosted the World Cotton Centennial of 1884, a world’s fair."
Mentioned by Lonely Planet
Top 10 city parks in New Orleans
"Audubon Park boasts a great green lawn overhung by live oak trees in Uptown. One of our favorite spots for river-watching, the Fly, is located here. At the Fly, you can stroll along the riverside while kids play and pets poke around the trees."
Mentioned by Fodor's Choice
Sights in New Orleans
"Formerly the plantation of Etienne de Boré, the father of the granulated-sugar industry in Louisiana, this large, lush patch of greenery…"
Woldenberg Park
Woldenberg Park
4.5 (3756 ratings)4 (227 ratings)
Riverfront park with 16 acres of green space, jogging paths & Mississippi river views.
1 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA
ParkNature & ParksCity parkLive music venueJogging Paths & Tracks
Mentioned by The Crazy Tourist
55 Best Things to Do in New Orleans (LA
"Arcing around the east bank of the Mississippi opposite Algiers Point is a riverside park laid out in the 1980s and 90s on the site of former wharves and warehouses. Woldenberg Park fronts the French Quarter and is bordered to the south by the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas and the Entergy Giant Screen Theater. During the French Quarter Festival in early April the main stages are put up in Woldenberg Park."
Mentioned by Busy Tourist
70 Best & Fun Things To Do New Orleans (Louisiana)
"Louisiana is a state that is famous for its waterways and bayous, and New Orleans is no exception to the rule. Fronting the French Quarter is one of the best riverside parks in the city – Woldenberg Park. Originally the location of warehouses and wharves on the east bank of the Mississippi, the site was retooled in the 1980s and 1990s into a park."
Mentioned by Hospitality of New Orleans
Best Parks Around New Orleans
"For example, at the Woldenberg Riverfront Park is a 16-acre park in front of downtown near everything. Woldenberg Riverfront Park is a wonderful place to go jogging or picnic. You’ll find people playing their music in the park."
Congo Square
Congo Square
4.6 (993 ratings)
Renowned former gathering place for slaves in Louis Armstrong Park now hosts concerts & events.
701 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Historical landmarkHistorical placePark
Mentioned by Photography & Travel
Ultimate Instagram Guide to New Orleans (26 Top Photo Spots)
"Congo Square is located within Louis Armstrong Park, just north of the French District. It is a location steeped in history as the the enslaved of New Orleans would gather here on their day off to set up a market, sing, dance, and play music. There isn’t much here now, but the tiles and tress make for an interesting composition steeped in untold history."
Mentioned by New Orleans 3 days itinerary
The Best New Orleans Itinerary: 3 Days in New Orleans
"Inside, there are iconic sites like Congo Square, a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s. There are also sculptures, a duck pond and plenty of green space where you can relax after spending your morning walking around the city."
Couturie Forest
Couturie Forest
4.7 (408 ratings)
Tranquil woodlands within a city park featuring waterways, native trees & diverse birds & wildlife.
1009 Harrison Ave, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA
Nature preservePark
Mentioned by Photography & Travel
Ultimate Instagram Guide to New Orleans (26 Top Photo Spots)
"The Courturie Forest is another gem you can experience in City Park. Located not far from Scout Island, the trails through this park take you away from the manicured lawns and giant oak trees into a much more wild area along a waterway that is full of birds and turtles. Also located in the Couturie Forest is Laborde Mountain."
Mentioned by Lonely Planet
Top 10 city parks in New Orleans
"Outside of New Orleans East, Couturie is the wildest natural space in the city. A series of paths wind through acres of Louisiana hardwood forest and lead to the highest point in the city: Laborde Mountain, towering at 43 feet over the surrounding park. When to go to New Orleans"
Palmer Park
Palmer Park
4.3 (613 ratings)
5.6-acre park featuring grassy areas, big shade trees, a playground & a popular monthly arts market.
8211 S Claiborne Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA
ParkHistorical landmark
Mentioned by Lonely Planet
Top 10 city parks in New Orleans
"Every fourth Sunday of the month, the Arts Council of New Orleans puts on the Arts Market of New Orleans, an excellent juried arts market at Palmer Park, located just off of Carrollton Ave. There you’ll find some of the city’s local creative talent, as well as kid-friendly music and activities. Alligators have been known to take up residence in Wetland Park in New Orleans © Justin Foulkes / Lonely Planet"
Mentioned by Hospitality of New Orleans
Best Parks Around New Orleans
"Annual festivals, events, concerts, filming and fun filled activities are held there. It is the home of the Palmer Park Arts Market which takes place on the last Saturday of every month. This market sells arts, crafts, food, and more."
The Singing Oak
The Singing Oak
4.7 (272 ratings)
New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
Park
Mentioned by Louisiana Official Travel and Tourism Information
New Orleans' Best Off the Beaten Path Attractions
"You may very well hear this tree before you see it: a massive live oak in the middle of City Park. The Singing Oak is an art installation by artist Jim Hart that features wind chimes measuring as long as 14 feet. Part of the charm of The Singing Oak is just finding it."
Storyland
Storyland
4.4 (317 ratings)4 (89 ratings)
Imaginative outdoor spot with colorful sculptures & playscapes in the shape of storybook characters.
5 Victory Ave, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA
Children's amusement centerWater & Amusement ParksAmusement centerEvent venueParkTheme Parks
Mentioned by Yurview
48 Things to Do in New Orleans This Weekend
"If you have younger children, a couple of hours at Storyland (also located in City Park) would be a worthy investment of your time. Storyland is a child’s dream come true and a fairytale come to life. The imaginative outdoor spot is filled with 20 larger-than-life colorful sculptures and playscapes in the shape of storybook characters."
Mentioned by Photography & Travel
Ultimate Instagram Guide to New Orleans (26 Top Photo Spots)
"Storyland is a fun area in City Park full of statues and play areas from various stories. The biggest surprise to me was how big and impressive the area was. At 1300 acres, there are tons of statues you can pose with, all surrounded by majestic trees."
Mentioned by Families Love Travel
19 Exciting Things To Do In New Orleans With Kids
"One of the best inexpensive things to do in New Orleans with toddlers is Storyland. Tickets are less than $6.00/each and children under 36″ are free. Kids will love strolling through this vibrant and imaginative play area."

Top Best Italian Restaurants in Arabi

Reginelli's Pizzeria
Reginelli's Pizzeria
4.3 (617 ratings)
Contemporary-style chain spot for pizzas with specialty toppings, plus calzones & sandwiches.
930 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
Pizza restaurantCatering food and drink supplierItalian restaurantPizza deliveryPizza Takeout
Mentioned by 10Best
Kid-Friendly Restaurants in New Orleans Satisfy Families on the Go
"Conveniently located on Poydras in the CBD, Garden District and Uptown, Reginelli's dishes more than just great pizza. Sure, you can get your hand-tossed pie topped with the likes of roasted garlic, sun-dried tomatoes and fresh mozzarella. And plain cheese pies or the kids start at a bargain $7.25."
Rizzuto's Ristorante & Chop House
Rizzuto's Ristorante & Chop House
4.6 (294 ratings)
6262 Fleur De Lis Dr, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA
Italian restaurant
Mentioned by neworleansrestaurants.com
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Happy Italian Pizzeria, Restaurant & Catering
Happy Italian Pizzeria, Restaurant & Catering
4.6 (343 ratings)
Pizza, including take-&-bake pies, plus classic entrees & sandwiches in a down-to-earth setting.
7105 Jefferson Hwy, Harahan, LA 70123, USA
Italian restaurant

Historic Sites in Arabi

Hermann-Grima House
Hermann-Grima House
4.7 (206 ratings)4.5 (324 ratings)
19th-century house museum with period furnishings, a stable & a functional 1830s outdoor kitchen.
820 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
History museumSights & LandmarksGift shopHistorical landmarkMuseumScenic spotSouvenir storeHistoric Sites
Longue Vue House & Gardens
Longue Vue House & Gardens
4.7 (475 ratings)4.5 (198 ratings)
Opulent 1939 mansion with period decor & art, plus 8 acres of manicured formal gardens.
7 Bamboo Rd, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA
GardenSights & LandmarksArt museumGift shopHistorical placeHistorical landmarkHistoric Sites
Pitot House
Pitot House
4.4 (60 ratings)4 (18 ratings)
West Indies-style plantation home built in 1799 & occupied by first city mayor, now open for tours.
1440 Moss St, New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
MuseumSights & LandmarksEvent venueHistorical landmarkWedding venueHistoric Sites

Best Breweries in Arabi

Port Orleans Brewing Co.
Port Orleans Brewing Co.
4.6 (274 ratings)4 (25 ratings)
The plates are made to pair with the beers at this casual taproom & adjoining brewery.
4124 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70115, USA
BreweryFood & DrinkBrewpub
Mentioned by My New Orleans
Cheers
"Port Orleans Brewing Co. focuses on having the highest standard of quality and creating the finest selection of craft beers with consistent taste. Flagship brews include the Riverfront Lager (a moderately sweet golden lager with a peach nose, a soft malty character and a crisp finish), the Kennerbrau Kolsch (a slightly fruity German-style ale with a light toasted wheat flavor) and the Bucktown Brown Ale (a smooth ale with hints of caramel, chocolate and coffee). The brewery offers seasonal and a rotating selection of beers on tap."
Mentioned by Eater New Orleans
The Beer Geek’s Guide to New Orleans
"One of Port Orleans’ investors/owners is former New Orleans Saint Zach Strief, and the Saints love is everlasting — witness beers like Sean Payton blonde ale and the recently released Gl37son IPA (a portion of the profits go to the care (and adventures) or people with ALS, like Steve Gleason.) But it’s not a sports brewery. It’s a brewery that takes pride in a beer well made, and the importance of enjoying those beers with friends and over food."
Mentioned by Big World, Small Girl
Finally! A New Orleans Beer Guide To Help You Navigate All 11 Breweries
"The plates are made to pair with the beers at Port Orleans Brewing’s casual taproom & adjoining brewery. Additionally, they’re just a few blocks down from NOLA’s taproom. During my visit, there were 15 beers on tap, ranging from classic lagers to boozy and complex bourbon barrel-aged brews."
Urban South Brewery
Urban South Brewery
4.6 (416 ratings)
1645 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA
Brewery
Mentioned by My New Orleans
Cheers
"Urban South Brewery on Tchoupitoulas Street combines the heritage of European beer making with the brashness of new American styles. The brewery and taproom opened in 2016, and, last February, the company opened a research and development brewery and taproom in Houston to focus on new beer releases. Popular brews in its lineup include Paradise Park American Lager, Holy Roller Hazy Juicy IPA and Who Dat Golden Ale."
Mentioned by Big World, Small Girl
Finally! A New Orleans Beer Guide To Help You Navigate All 11 Breweries
"Urban South Brewery debuted in April 2016 with two flagship brews, Charming Wit and Holy Roller IPA. It didn’t take long for them to make a name for themselves thanks to the great IPAs they regularly brew. By far, this was the most recommended brewery in New Orleans and somehow I was lucky enough to book an Airbnb one block over. This is one of those New Orleans breweries we all need to be keeping our eyes on."
Second Line Brewing
Second Line Brewing
4.8 (273 ratings)4.5 (24 ratings)
Child & pet-friendly beer garden pouring the Second Line's craft beers 7 days a week.
433 N Bernadotte St, New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
Beer gardenFood & DrinkBreweries
Mentioned by bohnford.com
Best Breweries New Orleans LA | Bohn Ford
"Founded with a mission not only to craft some of the finest brews in the region but also celebrate the people of the city they serve; Second Line is a can’t miss spot. Grab a seat in their outdoor beer garden and sip on some of their most delicious selections from their blonde ale, West-coast style IPAs to their popular, “Saison Named Desire” brewed with Moro blood orange. Located in Mid-City, Second Line is focused on creating a 100% sustainable and environmentally useful product by working with local farmers to convert their spent grain into nutrient-rich animal feed."
Mentioned by My New Orleans
Cheers
"Founded in 2014, Second Line Brewing is a women-, veteran- and minority-owned neighborhood brewery in Mid-City with an indoor/outdoor beer garden featuring pop-up food vendors. The family- and dog-friendly beer garden also hosts events and special beer releases. Core brews include the Batture Blonde Ale (brewed with Pilsner malt and Noble hops), the West Coast IPA (brewed with a hop presence of pine and citrus) and the Saison Named Desire (brewed with orange zest and Moro Blood Orange)."
Mentioned by Culture Trip
The Best Breweries In New Orleans
"Second Line Brewing’s name derives from New Orleans’ tradition of second line parades. Over 100 years ago, the parades began as customs for jazz funerals. Today, the parades are held as symbols of joy, fun, and celebration."

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