New Orleans is packed with iconic neighborhoods full of history and culture, and the Bywater and Marigny are no different. These lively spots are bursting with charm and energy—ideal for a laid-back stroll. To help you dive into the magic, we’ve put together a walking guide. From cool architecture and live music joints to tasty eats and funky shops, there’s something for everyone. Find the full list of stops and a map here: https://bit.ly/3ONbxS4 | Visit New Orleans

The Lower Garden District? A total show-off. Gorgeous architecture, lush parks, and streets made for wandering. For more stops around the neighborhood check out: https://www.neworleans.com/plan/neighborhoods/self-guided-new-orleans-neighborhood-walking-tours/self-guided-lower-garden-district-walking-tour/ | Visit New Orleans

Hidden in the heart of New Orleans’ Garden District, 1315 First Street is more than just a beautiful pink mansion — it’s a silent witness to over a century of death, disease, and mystery. Built in 1869, the Carroll-Crawford House has endured yellow fever outbreaks, the fall of the Old South, and the whispers of spirits that never left. Locals speak of shadows moving in the third-floor windows, icy cold spots near the front gate, and the lingering presence of artist Josephine Crawford — who many