Best Museums in New Orleans

Real videos of Museums in New Orleans — 6 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

New orlean jazz museum
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MusicalEducationalHistoricLive performancesHistoric buildingExhibits
About the venue
The New Orleans Jazz Museum, located on Esplanade Avenue, offers visitors an in-depth look at the history and evolution of jazz music through engaging exhibits and performances. Situated in the historic Old U.S. Customs House, the museum showcases memorabilia, photographs, and artifacts from jazz legends. Live music events and educational programs are regularly hosted, making it a vibrant hub for music enthusiasts in the city.
What the videos show
The video begins with a close-up shot of a signboard advertising the New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint. The camera then pans rightward, showing two men walking towards the entrance of the museum. They walk across a paved area and enter the building.
400 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116
@TravelCindy
@TravelCindy
The National WWII Museum
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$$EducationalEngagingHistoricalArtifacts4D theaterGuided tours
About the venue
The National WWII Museum in New Orleans is an expansive museum that has been educating visitors since 2000. It features over 250,000 artifacts and multiple exhibit areas, including a 4D theater and a restored PT-boat. The museum focuses on personal stories and experiences from the war, making it a compelling destination for history enthusiasts. Guided tours are available for deeper insights.
What the videos show
The video showcases a large airplane suspended from the ceiling of a museum-like building. The camera pans upwards, revealing more airplanes and visitors walking around. The setting appears to be a historical exhibit, possibly related to aviation history.
945 Magazine St
@paradingthroughnola
@paradingthroughnola
James H Cohen Antique Weapons and Rare Coins
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UniqueHistoricalCollector’sAntique firearmsRare coinsKnowledgeable staff
About the venue
James H Cohen Antique Weapons and Rare Coins in New Orleans specializes in unique historical items including antique firearms and collectible coins. Located on Royal Street, this shop attracts collectors and history enthusiasts looking for rare finds. Since its inception, it has upheld a reputation for high-quality inventory and knowledgeable staff. Each item has a story, creating an intriguing experience for visitors.
What the videos show
The video showcases various historical artifacts displayed in glass cases, including coins, banknotes, documents, swords, and guns. The camera pans across these exhibits, highlighting their details.
437 Royal St., New Orleans, LA 70130
@thislouisianagirleats
Jamnola
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InteractiveCulturalVibrantThemed roomsLocal vendorsArt showcase
About the venue
Jamnola in New Orleans is an interactive museum experience combined with a vibrant art showcase focusing on the culture of the Big Easy. Visitors can enjoy themed rooms while tasting local treats from partner vendors. Opened in 2021, it caters to both tourists looking for an Instagrammable experience and locals interested in celebrating their culture. Food and arts integrate seamlessly, creating a rich atmosphere in the heart of the city.
What the videos show
The video showcases a vibrant art museum with various installations and exhibits. It begins with an exterior shot of the museum, followed by interior scenes featuring colorful artwork, sculptures, and interactive displays. The camera moves dynamically through different sections, highlighting the diverse artistic expressions.
940 Frenchmen St
@tameiahjs_
Dutch Alley
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LocalArtisticInvitingNew OrleansArtist showcasesArt prints
About the venue
Dutch Alley Artist operates within the same space as the Dutch Alley Artist's Co-Op and emphasizes a curated selection of arts with locally crafted items, art prints, and unique New Orleans-themed gifts. It functions as a dedicated showcase for individual artists, allowing them to sell their work directly to the public without intermediaries. Visitors can expect to find a heartfelt representation of New Orleans culture through paintings, pottery, and other significant art pieces, coupled with the opportunity to engage with the creators.
What the videos show
The video showcases a series of static shots, starting with a statue of four men engaged in fishing activities, followed by a statue of a man dressed as a chef holding a tray of food items, and concludes with a detailed map of New Orleans displayed on a wall.
912 N Peters St
@thislouisianagirleats
Museum Of Death
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MacabreUniqueIntriguingDeath artifactsSerial killerCultural exploration
About the venue
The Museum of Death nestled in the French Quarter of New Orleans has been exploring the fascination with death since 1995. It houses an extensive collection of unique artifacts, including serial killer memorabilia and exhibits about various death-related phenomena. The museum's approach to morbid curiosity provides a stark contrast to the vibrant atmosphere typically associated with New Orleans. Open daily, it attracts both tourists seeking a different experience and locals intrigued by its oddities.
227 Dauphine St
@celestialjenna