The Moonwalk Riverfront Park, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States
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The Moonwalk Riverfront Park - Featured Reviews (124)
We walked a stretch after dinner on a Friday in December. It was cool and quiet, and honestly quite peaceful. There are great views of the city skyline. It was raining off and on when we went so we didn't sit. Seems like a great area next to the French Quarter.
At first the Moonwalk, named after New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu, seems like just a great place to walk along the Mississippi. A little closer look will reveal so much more. The paving replaced the original wooden planks at this once port. The architecture and landscaping disguises that this is part of the flood control system. The walk is atop a levy, lined with limestone on the riverside to prevent erosion. Massive iron gates at the entrances can be closed protecting the City during hurricanes. The street car system even runs through the area. A marvelous piece of engineering maintained by the Levy Board and the US Corps of Engineers. A wonderful free walk along the flood control system.
Pretty nice place to take a walk - as the name suggests, it overlooks the river Mississippi. It is super close to cafes, and the very happening part of the city, so that makes it cooler.
This is one of my favorite places along the Riverwalk, not only does it provide wonderful views of the Mississippi River, Natchez River Boat, but it also places the City clearly in the background. There is also a wonderful 40 foot wide staircase that leads down to the river, perfect for taking in the sunrise or sunset.
It was a fantastic New Year Eve here. Love the vibrant vibe.
Views from ever side, one looks over the Mississippi River, behind it is Jackson Square and the historic Cathedral. You can usually see street performers here, palm readers, so grab some frozen coffee from Cafe DuMont (just off to the side) and take a stroll. There are steps here the lead right to the waterfront.
Nice place to look out over the river. You can see the viver boat paddling through the water. It's a good place to go to enjoy yourself or with family and friends. It can also be a romantic place for you to take someone. An oftened looked over place where you can see another side of New Orleans.
River park located in French Quarter opposite to Jackson square/St.Louis cathedral. Features *Preferred time to visit the park shall be day time as the Cathedral view looks awesome during day than in night. *From thanksgiving to New year close,they shall lit up Christmas trees and the place shall be decorated with lights. *Place gets crowded during afternoon -evening time so best time to take pictures shall be early morning. *There are steps on the river bank facing Mississippi river to spend the evening time. Good place to spend with family on the evening time
We walked a stretch after dinner on a Friday in December. It was cool and quiet, and honestly quite peaceful. There are great views of the city skyline. It was raining off and on when we went so we didn't sit. Seems like a great area next to the Fren
We picked the right day to visit this park. The sun was out and the weather was great. Lots of photo opportunities, beautiful art work, statues, waterways with a few birds. Beautiful place for a walk and its free.
I dropped into CF NOLA regularly for 7 weeks in the Spring of 2022. They were incredibly accommodating, kind, knowledgeable, and flexible. The coaching staff was excellent, the members treated me as family, and the facility was clean, well stocked, a
Cutest gem in New Orleans. Tarra's Body Pump class at Fit Therapy was truly exceptional. Her dedication to educating the class was evident, creating an atmosphere that left me amazed. She was remarkably attentive, making the overall experience both e
Wonderful experience! Enjoyed brunch on Christmas Eve and had a great time. Nathanâs personality, attentiveness and overall hospitality was much appreciated! 5 star service and we look forward to future dining experiences!
We had such a wonderful time staying at The Inn. We were greeted by our wonderful host⦠I mean warden. Todd was great and walked us around the jail, showing us where everything was. He had great suggestions for where to eat and shop. The kitchen ha
I joined Krewe just a few weeks ago and it is the best decision Iâve ever made for my heath. Everyone there is so kind and genuine. The coaches are all 10/10s. They are so patient and donât make you feel like a burden if you have to go over somet
Best coffee. Best staff. Best location! Newer coffee shop that is above and beyond what has been available in the area before now. Locally owned and operated. Queer inclusive. Something about this spot makes you leave feeling like your battery is
Of all the trees in City Park the McDonough Oak is likely the oldest and the most majestic. The huge branches have sagged to the ground under their own weight and over time. This tree stood in an ancient forest on this spot long before Europeans arri
Great class and I definitely recommend!! Stopped in as a ClassPass user and will definitely make this a regular workout. The class size was smaller than Iâm used to at 11 but the space was very homey and accommodating. The instructor was clear and
I am a 14 year old whoâs been working out here for about a year, and I absolutely love it. Many different, high quality machines, great community, amazing staff, and almost every quality about this gym is perfect. The personal trainers are great an
This was one of my favorite museums during my visit. I learned so much. Didn't know about the free People of Color in Louisiana. Imagine if they had been allowed to thrive... how different America would be today.
