New Orleans Maps

In a city shaped like a crescent, it gets tricky to find north, south, east or west. Below you will find our collection of helpful online and printable PDF maps of neighborhoods and local landmarks so you can make your way around New Orleans like a native during your next trip.

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NEIGHBORHOOD MAPS

	French Quarter The French Quarter (or Vieux Carré) is the oldest neighborhood dating back to 1718. View Online \| Print		Treme Treme continues to preserve the traditions of African-American and Creole culture today. View Online \| Print
	The Garden District The Garden District is most known for its well preserved historic southern mansions. View Online \| Print		Arts/Warehouse District Following the 1984 World's Fair this area quickly began to flourish. View Online \| Print
	Downtown/CBD You'll find great shops, restaurants, bars, theatres, and renowned public art throughout the city's Central Business District. View Online \| Print		Algiers This charming and primarily residential historic neighborhood is just a quick ferry ride away. View Online \| Print
	Uptown/ Carrollton Also called the Riverbend, this area contains several of the city's more prominent universities and parks. View Online \| Print		Marigny/ Bywater This charming and bohemian area of the city is most known for its music clubs and nightlife. View Online \| Print
	Mid-City Although not as old as other neighborhoods in the city, this historic district has a great quirky local flavor. View Online \| Print		Lakeview The newer and primarily residential Lakeview area is is home to City Park and the famous cemeteries. View Online \| Print
	Ninth Ward This primarily residential area has produced some of the city's finest musicians including Fats Domino. View Online \| Print		Gentilly This primarily residential area sits along Gentilly Ridge which was once part of the Old Spanish Trail. View Online \| Print
	Esplanade Ridge This architecturally rich neighborhood near the French Quarter has some of the best B&Bs. View Online \| Print		New Orleans East This newer highly suburban area saw most of its major development following the 1950s. View Online \| Print