The Faubourg Marigny has an eclectic mix of late-Georgian, one-story Creole cottages and shotguns, and some two-story doubled-galleried structures.
Unlike the orderly grid of the French Quarter, The Faubourg Marigny branches off into triangular patterns.
The Faubourg Marigny caters to locals and contains everything that makes New Orleans unique.
You won’t find any t-shirt stores or daiquiri shops in this neighborhood.
The world-famous jazz clubs lining Frenchman Street are routinely packed.
It also features Thai, Middle Eastern, Indian, Tex Mex, Italian and traditional Southern soul food restaurants, where up and coming chefs continually concoct the latest interpretation of the City’s cuisine.
The shops and galleries offer everything from museum-quality art to thrift-store chic.
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