Tremé
The oldest Black neighborhood in America. Birthplace of jazz, home to second line culture, and pure New Orleans soul.
The most African city in America — jazz, second lines, and Creole soul.
New Orleans has a strong Black community that is warm and proud. The French Quarter and Garden District are very tourist-safe. Tremé and Seventh Ward are historic Black neighborhoods worth visiting — use common sense at night. Avoid wandering unfamiliar side streets after midnight. Uber is reliable. The energy during Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest is electrifying but crowds require extra awareness of your belongings.
The oldest Black neighborhood in America. Birthplace of jazz, home to second line culture, and pure New Orleans soul.
Iconic architecture, live jazz on every corner, Bourbon Street energy, and world-class Creole restaurants.
Beautiful antebellum mansions, oak-lined streets, and upscale restaurants. Great for brunch and walking.
The locals' alternative to Bourbon Street — live music every night, great bars, authentic NOLA vibes.
The Queen of Creole cuisine. Leah Chase fed civil rights leaders here. An absolute institution of Black New Orleans.
2301 Orleans Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
Located in Tremé, this museum tells the rich story of New Orleans Black history from free people of color to today.
1418 Governor Nicholls St, New Orleans, LA 70116
The most joyful tradition in Black America. A jazz funeral procession turned street party — check local schedules for Social Aid & Pleasure Club second lines.
Various neighborhoods, New Orleans
Legendary jazz venue in the French Quarter. Small, intimate, and absolutely sacred. Shows sell out — book ahead.
726 St Peter St, New Orleans, LA 70116
No visa required for US citizens
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