Day 1
Jackson Square and Royal Street
- 10:00Jackson SquareSight
- 12:00Preservation Hall JazzPreservation HallSight
- 13:30Royal Street Antique StrollRoyal StreetWalk
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Day 2
Marigny and St. Claude
- 9:45Marigny Street Art WalkFrenchmen Art MarketWalk
- 11:00Jazz Brunch at the Court of Two SistersFrench QuarterSight
- 14:00St. Claude Avenue Mural HuntSt. Claude AvenueSight
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Day 3
City Park and Tremé
- 9:15City Park Sculpture GardenNew Orleans Museum of Art Sculpture GardenSight
- 10:45Bayou St. John WalkBayou St. JohnWalk
- 14:00Tremé Brass Band StrollTremé NeighborhoodSight
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New Orleans questions
Is 3 days enough for New Orleans?
Three days works for focused music and food trips if you stay in or near the French Quarter. Use streetcars and rideshares to reach City Park and Tremé without losing time.
Do I need to book jazz venues ahead in New Orleans?
Book Preservation Hall and similar spots online at least one week ahead. Snug Harbor brunch tables fill quickly on weekends and require reservations.
Is it safe to walk in the Tremé and Marigny at night?
Stick to well-lit streets and travel in groups after dark in Tremé. Rideshares are reliable for late returns from brass band venues.
How do I get from the French Quarter to City Park?
Take the Canal Street streetcar line to City Park for under 2 dollars each way. The ride takes about 25 minutes and runs every 15 minutes during daytime hours.
