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As the sun sets over the French Quarter, a striking image appears on the New Orleans skyline: the illuminated cross atop St. Louis Cathedral. Perched on the cathedral's central spire, this cross is subtly yet powerfully illuminated, creating a spiritual beacon in the nighttime cityscape. The cross is not only a religious symbol but also a visual reminder of the city's historical and cultural roots. Visible from Jackson Square and even from the riverfront, it contributes to the mystical atmosphere so characteristic of New Orleans.

According to our guide, it's a 5-star restaurant where the dress code must be respected. Just 100 meters away, you can enjoy the same chef's cuisine at the bistro, but without the dress code.

The French Quarter River Walk in New Orleans is a beautiful walking route along the mighty Mississippi River, right next to the historic French Quarter. This promenade, also known as the Moonwalk, offers a relaxing atmosphere with views of passing steamboats, street musicians, and art installations.

In New Orleans, you can find the love locks at Love Wins NOLA—a romantic installation near the river, not far from Café du Monde. Instead of a bridge, like in Paris, it's a pier where couples hang their locks as a symbol of eternal love. A wooden sign reads "Love Wins," though the paint is a bit weathered, giving it a charming and authentic feel.

Also known as the Vieux Carré — it is the oldest and most iconic part of the city. This historic heart is bustling with life, with colorful buildings, wrought iron balconies and a mix of French, Spanish and Creole influences.

Jackson Square is a historic square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. It is named after General Andrew Jackson, who played a key role in the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.

Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 is located in New Orleans' Garden District and was established in 1833. On a single block, there are approximately 1,100 family plots, many of which have been used for generations. The cemetery is known for its dense development, clearly structured pathways, and some of the elaborately designed gravesites. The site has been used as a filming location several times: scenes for Interview with the Vampire, Double Jeopardy, The Originals, and Dracula 2000, among others, were shot here.

A great place to watch the Mississippi River!