Best Cultural Spots in New Orleans

Real videos of Cultural Spots in New Orleans — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Saint Roch Cemetery #1
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HistoricalCulturalReflectiveAbove-ground tombsHistoric toursArchitectural significance
About the venue
Saint Roch Cemetery #1, established in the early 19th century, is a historic cemetery located on St Roch Avenue in New Orleans. It features unique above-ground tombs typical of New Orleans' unique burial practices. The cemetery is a significant site of cultural heritage and draws visitors interested in the city's history and architecture. It also hosts tours that highlight its rich past and famous interments, attracting both locals and tourists.
What the videos show
The video showcases St. Roch Cemetery in New Orleans, LA, highlighting its architecture, tombstones, and religious symbols. It begins with a view of the cemetery's entrance and progresses through various sections, including mausoleums and tombs.
1725 St Roch Ave
@celestialjenna
Joan of Arc Statue
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HistoricalCulturalReflectiveHistorical landmarkPublic squareTours
About the venue
The Joan of Arc Statue in New Orleans, located in a charming public square, honors the historical figure's legacy and significance since its unveiling in 1972. The statue stands prominently, drawing both tourists and locals interested in history and culture. The surrounding area offers benches and landscaping, encouraging visitors to take a moment for reflection. The statue is often included in historical tours of the city, making it a notable landmark for both education and appreciation.
What the videos show
The video showcases the Joan of Arc statue in New Orleans, Louisiana. It features various angles of the statue, including close-ups of the inscription and surrounding plaques, as well as wider shots that include cannons and flags.
1000 Decatur St
@celestialjenna
New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
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MysticalCulturalEngagingVoodoo artifactsGuided toursCultural heritage
About the venue
The New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum on Dumaine Street sheds light on the rich traditions of voodoo in Louisiana since its opening in 2006. The intimate space houses fascinating artifacts and artworks related to voodoo practices. Guided tours offer insights into the history and rituals of this unique cultural aspect. It attracts both tourists curious about voodoo lore and locals interested in their heritage.
What the videos show
The video pans across a display case filled with artifacts related to voodoo culture, including wooden staffs, baskets with coins and a skull, framed pictures, and documents. It then shows a mannequin dressed as a Voodoo priestess, sitting at a table covered with green cloth, adorned with candles, papers, and more artifacts.
724 Dumaine St
@tanyasfoodinsta
Royal Street - French Quarter
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HistoricBustlingCulturalHistoric architectureStreet musiciansAntique shops
About the venue
Royal Street stretches through the heart of the French Quarter, showcasing an array of shops, galleries, and culinary delights. This iconic street is lined with historic architecture, offering a backdrop for street musicians and art vendors throughout the day. Notable attractions include the historic French Market and dozens of antique shops, making it a constant destination for both locals and tourists. The atmosphere reflects the rich cultural history of New Orleans.
What the videos show
The video captures a street scene on Royal St. in New Orleans, featuring a brass band playing on the sidewalk. The camera pans across the band members and their instruments, then moves past them to show the street and buildings. It concludes with a black screen displaying social media information promoting local business support.
Royal St, New Orleans, Louisiana
@thislouisianagirleats
Sazerac House
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ElegantEducationalApproachableCocktail historyMixology demosClassic cocktails
About the venue
The Sazerac House on Magazine St in New Orleans offers an immersive experience into the history of cocktails. This venue features a bar and a small theater for mixology demonstrations, specializing in classic New Orleans cocktails like the Sazerac and Ramos Gin Fizz. The elegant yet approachable decor enhances the educational experience, making it a popular attraction for visitors.
What the videos show
The video showcases a framed poster for Herbsaint Liqueur prominently displayed behind a glass pane. The camera pans slightly to the right, revealing more of the poster and its intricate illustrations related to New Orleans culture.
101 Magazine St
@tanyasfoodinsta