This iconic place is a world class restaurant. It offers classic New Orleans dishes served by a very polished waitstaff. Gourmands from Europe fly to New Orleans just to dine in Commander's Palace.
Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 is open to the public Monday through Saturday. Tours of this "City of the Dead" are conducted by experts in its history for a very reasonable price.
The Garden District is located inside the Rink, a mini-mall with a vintage photograph gallery and several upscale gift stores and a Turkish textiles outlet.
The Fresh Market is housed in the old Bultman Funeral Home (established in 1883). Tennessee Williams enjoyed himself in the Bultman home behind this building on numerous occasions.
The Elms Mansion is an historic place on St. Charles Avenue. It is a beautiful example of New Orleans architecture from 1869. Today it functions as a public venue for weddings and outdoor celebrations.
