The Warehouse District, also known as the New Orleans Arts District, sits along the Mississippi River, just south of the French Quarter. The Warehouse District is known for its quirky vibe and many cultural amenities, including an array of award-winning restaurants, museums, and galleries housed in historic brick buildings.
The Warehouse District offers much to explore in its central locale, from the galleries of Julia Street to the shops of Fulton Street. The neighborhood’s museums are world class, including the National WWII Museum, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and the Contemporary Arts Center.
The Warehouse District brings the community together for a bevy of exciting events like the New Orleans Film Festival, White Linen Nights, Wednesday at the Square, and the First Saturday Julia Street art walk. The neighborhood also contains area landmarks such as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Smoothie King Center, Lafayette Square, and River Marketplace.
