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The Marigny Triangle is arguably the most walkable neighborhood of the city. It’s a small, compact gem full of historic hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, and music venues that blessedly survived Hurricane Katrina due to its high ground location. If it’s a bona fide historically led adventure you seek, look no further.
Known for its beatnik vibrations and notable Creole-style cottages, this district attracts artists and musicians alike. The heart of this hot spot is the Washington Square Park, a perfect place to sit, people watch, and listen. Oh, if these trees could talk… This park is also conveniently the intersection of all the happening streets, including Frenchmen Street, Royal Street, Dauphine Street, and Elysian Fields Avenue. If it’s nightlife you seek, head to Frenchman Street to wander through the elaborate costumes and street performers as you make your way to some the locals favorite clubs. Depending on the time of year you visit, you might even be lucky enough to catch the mule-led floats in the Krewe du Vieux, a 19th-century inspired satirical parade.
The TRIANGLE begins where Esplanade Avenue adjoins the French Quarter and extends all the way to Elysian Fields Avenue. The RECTANGLE begins at Elysian Fields and extends to the railroad tracks on Press Street.
Now that you know where you want to go, how do you get there? Easy. From the French Quarter, simply walk down river on Royal or Dauphine. Insider tip: Bourbon St. does not connect to Frenchman and attempting this is a surefire way to get lost and compromise your identity as a tourist when you have to ask for directions. The triangle is also easily accessible by car, city bus, or taxi. It is one of the most prominent things to see during your New Orleans sightseeing tour!

The Marigny Triangle is a historic neighborhood. There no need for a car as the property is 2 blocks from the heart of the City, the French Quarter. There are plenty of Ubers & Lyfts available. Street cars, buses and Blue Bikes (bikeshare) are another great way to see the City. There is street parking available in the neighborhood, but parking in other parts of the City can be difficult and costly.
Please see our Guidebook- we have a bike tour company listed where you can see our beautiful neighborhoods & learn about the history of our wonderful city.