Jackson Square is a plaza Orleans Parish Louisiana located in United States.
745 Decatur St (btwn St. Peter St & St. Ann St) New Orleans , LA 70116 United States
As a photographer a joy to shoot. The history of the city lives here in magnificence w/the Cathedral , Cabildo, Andrew Jackson & stunning buildings. Plenty of unique shops & across from Cafe du Monde .
Get coupons at visitor center in square. Samples at the praline shops, but the best are Evan's. Forget Cafe du Monde , go a couple doors over for $6 coffee & beignets deal! Do Natchez River cruise
Don't let the beautiful and peaceful square fool you. Horrid things happened here in the early years of New Orleans! A Haunted History Ghost Tour will fill you in!
A small, beautiful park , this is a really romantic place to walk with a loved one and catch a beautiful view of the sunset over the Mississippi. Check out Mason Jennings' song of the same name.
One of the most beautiful squares I’ve ever seen. Amazing views , great vibes, perfect spot for photographers ! Also a favorite spot for local artists to showcase their talent (set up on the sidewalks).
It's a square, with a large statue of former President, it's very picturesque and parallel with the cathedral in background... lots of shops, some food joints, and a few museums very close by!!
Great place to take in the vibe of the city ! The church is a great place to take pictures, there are many street artists to immerse you in the culture.
One of the most famous landmarks in the city , Jackson Square packs many aspects of the city 's culture into one. Outside the square are the St. Louis Cathedral , carriage rides, music , art , and more!
Suitors were expected to father for his daughter's hand & a ring allowed them to be formally engaged. Weddings were then and now held at the St. Louis Cathedral ; an opulent affair with Swiss Guards .
Awesome historic site . Lots of history happened here. Read about it on the plaques around the square.
Try the Red Velvet Cheesecake - Three of the best words in the English language - "red velvet cheesecake". And one of the better desserts you'll eat anywhere.
Jackson Square is surrounded with art vendors, magicians, jesters, musicians and street performers ! Its a beautiful park that houses the statue of Andrew Jackson.
Grab an iced coffee from Spitfire Coffee and drink it in the shady corner of the square. Good way to start the morning.
Lovely park with scenic views . Great place for people watching . You’ll find plenty of artists and painters around here.
So much fun. Check out local artists and see some short acts. Whether you are there for souvenirs or just out on a stroll it’s a fun time. Great place to people watch !
Beautiful artwork. Get a caricature done by Andrew Wilkie! Great artist and great personality. He gives great advise to tourists ! Read more
Originally it was named Plaza d'Armas, then renamed after Jackson when his statue was placed here. Around the square you will find a cathedral , historic buildings , music , artist and people watching .
Come here to get a taste of New Orleans culture- see street artists , vendors, musicians , fortune tellers, the horse-drawn carriages, walk along the Riverwalk, grab a beignet , tour the Katrina museum .
Beautiful park ! Get a frozen cafe au lait to-go from Cafe Du Monde and sit on a bench in the park to enjoy it
Be sure to check out Jackson square at night. Beautiful view and the ambiance is unforgettable.
The oldest catholic church in the U.S. It really is beautiful inside, There have also been many documented murders right around it. Check out a haunted history tour , they don't disappoint.
Feeling like you need a break from all the dranks and strolling? Park under a tree here and listen to the music coming from all directions.
After the Battle of New Orleans in 1814 the square was renamed Jackson Square after General Andrew Jackson. Jackson Square has been featured in movies , including The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Even though it's very touristy , Jackson Square is still the place to be near the heart of the FQ!
Jackson Square has featured in movies such as Angel Heart and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, but its biggest claim to fame is St Louis Cathedral , the oldest Catholic cathedral in the US.
walk in heart of the French Quarter, during the day to see street performers , musicians , break dancers, tap dancers, jugglers, acrobats , tarot-card readers, mimes and clowns
Watch your bag here. However, it's gorgeous and a lively place with local art , "magicians", and tarot/Palm readers for a fun New Orleans ambiance.
In the 20th Century, under the administration of Mayor Moon Landrieu, the historic "Moon Walk" was installed for scenic views of the Mississippi River and Jackson Square.
Go to Muriel's for excellent food & classic New Orleans cocktails . Brunch is fabulous as well . Ask to see the haunted table.
Fun area, very touristy but local artists sell their artwork around the square and its fun to walk around and look at
Beautiful place in new Orleans to rest and enjoy the music and city . People watching is fun here
Idyllic location complete with tarot card readers , jazz music , portrait painters and assorted entertainers all under the benign gaze of St Louis Cathedral ,
Nice to take a few pics after you enjoy some beignets . And take a few minutes to look at the work of the various artist behind the building.
Great location to view artwork from local artist and local musicians ! The food around here is tongue tingling with flavor
Pleasant, well trimmed and taken care of, clean , scenic square. Fun for picture taking or just sit to rest under a tree .
The first thing you should do in New Orleans is to take a mule drawn carriage tour that starts from here. Prices are based by the half hour. Informative funny and always entertaining!
Don't forget to have your camera handy, Jackson Square offers some of the best photo ops in the entire city !
I think it looks like Disneyland entrance but so much beautiful. Incredible magical place and so awesome gardens .
Nice square full of artists & painters . It get very busy in weekends.
During the day, be sure to find Jeffey, who gives amazing and accurate tarot readings. There are other readers, but he's great. Very positive!
Tour the Cabildo for its historic treasures of Louisiana and the Prysbetere after the Cathedral . Have walk down to Louis Sahuc Gallery after visiting the 1820's house.
Don’t miss the Fleur de Lis drop on roof of the Jax Brewery on Jackson Square before the fireworks on the river . – Green Guide Editor
Try the Redfish Cake - A twist on the crab cake , you will want to sop up the sauce of this #seafood appetizer
Observe all psychics, palm readers and tarot card readers before choosing wisely. Ones that are more legit take donations instead of a set price.
Nice spot for pictures. Lots of tourists but a very nice park with statues , grass, and flowers .
great place to chill with a cup of coffee . the trees are great.
Beautiful square. Walk around or have a seat and people watch .
a fun environment that’s a bit overrun with attractions but still pleasant
Square is filled with live entertainment, art , tarot card readers and other knick knacks.
If you walk by the square after the gates are closed for the night, you may see a whole lot of cats!
Live music here is always great never a shortage of food vendors or drinks - Roderick Fulton
Very quiet and peaceful. Tge walking loop is 2 miles and worth every step. - John W
Beautiful church! Spend some time here in prayer and reflection. This church is located in Jackson Square in the French Quarter. After your visit, stop into the Gift shop. - Lauren Tolbert
Definitely stop by Meals from the Heart for a vegan shake or crab cakes. Super relaxed and friendly. Eat at the bar if you want to make new friends. - Caroline S.
Great atmosphere and drinks. Food was great, blackened drum(fish), red beans and rice. Would recommend to everyone to give it a try. - Robert Cottrell