Louis Armstrong Park

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.

The park was very nice and had history, art, sculptures, and abstract pieces. Nice for a casual stroll, walking the dog, or riding a bike.

really nice park, it was a little iffy with an unhoused woman that kept following my friend and I around but other than that it was beautiful and really interesting

I took a tour to learn about the history of Jazz.. had the tour company *Hello Tours* with David Higgins, and I can not recommend him more! I learned more about New Orleans and Jazz, in the 2 hours than I ever have. He is animated and incredibly knowledgeable about all things New Orleans. Today was incredible and I will be back to see David when I come back.

Great spot for a walk and to learn more about the history of the city. We ran into several tour groups highlighting important spots. Ample places to sit and feels quite safe.

You gotta stop here when visiting NOLA. I enjoyed learning about the history of this location. It's a beautiful park and a nice little walk. I definitely recommend.

An amazing historical site. A LOT of history. If you love historical facts this is a great place to visit!!! Alot of tours come through, but book one with All About Dat Tours LLC.

Louis Armstrong park is great for a stroll. It’s clean and open. There are several little signs with information and sculptures that educate on the history of the park and surrounding areas. Very cool!

Smashing place to chill out for a while, looking over the water as ducks glide by.
Or wander around the paths and over the bridges, taking in the sculptures.

Súper nice and quiet place! Is small but really beautiful, you have benches and a lot of grass to lie down

I have not been to this park since the early 90s. It was really nice to walk around. A little dated but definitely some really good memories of drum circles in Congo Square not many folks since it was a weekday but we did see a few summer campers getting some New Orleans history lessons. Definitely worth visiting for the history and the art work/sculptures.

We did a voodoo tour here. Park has so much history. The tour was by free tours by foot and our guide was Robbie Gilmore. Was very educational. Robbie is a very friendly guide and has so much to tell you. He is a high voodoo priest of new orleans. 100% go and book this tour. I am coming again next year.

As for the park. It a beautiful park. Lots to see and I think do there.

The park is a memory of Louis Armstrong.
Nice park for a little tour and rest .
We went for the 4 July and there was the essence festival on with events all around the city!
In the park was some nice music, food and drink to refresh in a hot day!

Quiet, Dog friendly and loads of historic sculptures to raise awareness on the importance of Louie's influence on the city of Nola .

What a great (and Historic!) Park!! So much to see, so much fun to walk around!

Went during the day and felt quite safe. A cute park for a stroll.

Armstrong Park is one of my favorite places in the world. This park is filled with history and culture. And Congo Square, inside Armstrong, is a great place to feel ancestral energy. You can catch all kinds of events here as well. Participate in the Sunday evening drum circles, or join the annual Maafa, leave offerings at the ancestral tree…this is just a wonderful place!!!

So much to explore in New Orleans! Absolutely loved walking thru this park.

We enjoyed walking around this park. The statues were really neat

We found Louis Armstrong Park to be a wonderful spot to walk, explore and celebrate the legends of jazz. Acres of grass, shade trees, water and benches. Several very nice sculptures of Buddy Bolden, Sydney Bechet and Louis Armstrong. Towards the back are several historic buildings in varying states of repair. A very worthwhile place to see.