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- Go off the beaten path to discover the hidden places, stories, and neighborhoods that reveal New Orleans true character, history, and flavor
- The ultimate insiders guide to New Orleans
- Features interesting and unusual places not found in traditional travel guides
- Part of the international 111 Places/111 Shops series with over 150 titles and 1 million copies in print worldwide
- Appeals to both the local market (nearly 400,000 call New Orleans home) and the tourist market (10 million people visit New Orleans every year)
- Fully illustrated with 111 full-page color photographs
As noted musician and NOLA native Allen Toussaint once said, To get to New Orleans, you dont pass through anywhere else.
Birthplace of Jazz, home to the world famous Mardi Gras, champion of voo-doo and vampires, purveyors of its own distinctive Creole and Cajun cuisines, New Orleans, once owned by France, then Spain, then France again, has a rich history that blends the unconventional with the orthodox to create a cultural collision unlike that found in any other city.
This insiders guide to New Orleans is shaped by portraits of the less obvious, hidden treasures rarely seen by the 10 million tourists who visit The Big Easy each year. From architecture that housed early jazz musicians and powerful madams; to bars that offer shot-and-a-haircut specials; to emblematic local eateries like Hansens Sno Bliz and Killer Poboys; to the best places to buy a chartreuse-colored beehive wig, Civil War cavalry sabre, or some swamp-grass gris gris, 111 Places in New Orleans will ensure that you experience the musical, spiritual, historical, edible, and quite often sinful side of Americas Most Interesting City.
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Emons Verlag GmbH // 2016
All rights reserved
Text: Michael Murphy and Sally Asher
Photographs: Sally Asher, except:
p.13, The Abita Mystery House Derek Hibbs
Painting of Leah Chase on p. 23 reprinted with permission of the artist, Rise Delmar Ochsner
Cover icon: shutterstock.com/OZaiachin
Design: Emons Verlag
Maps based on data by Openstreetmap, Openstreet Map-participants, ODbL
ISBN 978-3-96041-229-8
eBook of the original print edition published by Emons Verlag
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1_813 Royal Street | New Orleans
The house that saved NOLA
2_Abita Mystery House | New Orleans
Scratching the itch for kitsch
3_Aidan Gill for Men | New Orleans
An unapologetically male barbershop
4_Algiers Point | New Orleans
Over da river
5_Angelo Brocato | New Orleans
Leave the diet, take the cannoli
6_Antenna Gallery | New Orleans
A moveable feast of art
7_The Art of Dooky Chase | New Orleans
These walls can talk
8_Audubon Park Labyrinth | New Orleans
Walking a sacred path
9_Bacchanal | New Orleans
Just like it sounds (plus tiki torches)
10_The Batture | New Orleans
Waterfront (sometimes water-infused) property
11_The Bead Tree | New Orleans
Beads for needs
12_Bottom of the Cup | New Orleans
Top-of-the-heap psychic readings
13_Bourbon Orleans Hotel | New Orleans
Dancing with the dead
14_Boutique du Vampyre | New Orleans
One-stop shopping for all your vampire needs
15_Casa Borrega | New Orleans
A feast for the senses
16_Chainsaw Tree | New Orleans
An old oaks rebirth
17_Checkpoint Charlies | New Orleans
Come for the band, leave with clean socks
18_City Parks Live Oaks | New Orleans
A family of trees
19_Claiborne Corridor | New Orleans
Historic past with a possible future
20_The Cornstalk Hotel | New Orleans
A hotel with apparitional amenities
21_Crescent Park | New Orleans
Reinventing the waterfront
22_DBC | New Orleans
Drive-thru daiquiris
23_Dew Drop Jazz Hall | New Orleans
Worshipping in the house of jazz
24_Dive Bar Alley | New Orleans
The zone for twilight festivities
25_Dr. Bob Folk Art | New Orleans
Welcoming signs inviting you to get out
26_Eiffel Society | New Orleans
A piece of Paris in Americas most Parisian city
27_Elizabeths Restaurant | New Orleans
Where bacon is more than a side
28_Escape My Room | New Orleans
Group interaction to escape clustered internment
29_EvacuSpots | New Orleans
Getting the hell out of Dodge
30_F & F Botanica Spiritual Supply | New Orleans
Ritual-aid charmacy
31_Fats Dominos House | New Orleans
Walking (or driving) to the Ninth Ward
32_Faulkner House Books | New Orleans
The best bookstore that wont have any best sellers
33_Fifi Mahonys | New Orleans
Wig paradise
34_Frenchmen Art Market | New Orleans
A slip of art in a sea of music
35_Freret Street Boxing Gym | New Orleans
Fashionable fisticuffs
36_Gator Run | New Orleans
Keeping it cool at the zoo
37_The Germaine Cazenave Wells Mardi Gras Museum | New Orleans
Oysters Rockefeller with a side of sequins
38_Gregs Antiques | New Orleans
A different kind of sticker shock
39_Hansens Sno-Bliz | New Orleans
New Orleans way to beat the heat
40_Hare Krishna Temple | New Orleans
Culinary consciousness
41_The Healing Center | New Orleans
The mall for people who hate malls
42_Holt Cemetery | New Orleans
The unknown grave for the well-known Father of Jazz
43_Hong Kong Food Market | New Orleans
A ridiculous name for a remarkable emporium
44_House of Broel | New Orleans
Dresses, dollhouses, and frog legs
45_House of Dance & Feathers | New Orleans
Street cred in a shed
46_Ignatius J. Reilly Statue | New Orleans
Watching for signs of bad taste
47_James H. Cohen & Sons | New Orleans
Buying a piece of history
48_Jazz Brunch at Atchafalaya | New Orleans
DIY Bloody Marys
49_The Jazz Collection | New Orleans
A brass menagerie
50_Josie Arlingtons Tomb | New Orleans
The lady burnishes
51_Kayaking on the Bayou | New Orleans
Commuting with nature
52_Kermits Mother-in-Law Lounge | New Orleans
Bar of the Emperor of the Universe
53_Killer Poboys | New Orleans
The richest poboys
54_Lafcadio Hearns House | New Orleans
The inventor of New Orleans slept here
55_Lakefront Airport | New Orleans
An Art Deco museum masquerading as an airport
56_The LaLaurie Mansion | New Orleans
The house of unspeakable horrors
57_Langlois Culinary Crossroads | New Orleans
If you cant stand the humidity, get into the kitchen
58_Le Muse de f.p.c. | New Orleans
The untold history of free people of color
59_Le Pavillon Hotel | New Orleans
Come for the ghosts, stay for the PB&J
60_Le Petit Thtre du Vieux Carr | New Orleans
The little theater with the longest run
61_Little Gem Saloon | New Orleans
A new jazz club with a 100-year history
62_Louis Armstrong Park | New Orleans
300 years of rhythm
63_Magnolia Bridge | New Orleans
A bridge over befuddled waters
64_Magnolia Lane Plantation | New Orleans
Steeped in history and hauntings
65_Marigny Opera House | New Orleans
Ballet slippers and Beyoncs sister
66_Meyer the Hatter | New Orleans
Where old hat is a compliment
67_Milton Latter Library | New Orleans
A luxury library for leisurely learning
68_Miss Claudias | New Orleans
Stylish home of aint there no mo
69_Modern Gargoyles | New Orleans
Things are looking up
70_Muse Conti Wax Museum | New Orleans
Wax on, wax off, wax hanging on by a thread
71_Museum of Death | New Orleans
Morbid menagerie
72_Musicians Village | New Orleans
Restoring the groove
73_New Canal Lighthouse | New Orleans
Illuminating exhibits
74_The New Movement Theater | New Orleans
Hoping to have the last laugh
75_New Orleans Street Gallery | New Orleans
Art for fresh starts sake
76_NOLA Brewery | New Orleans
Homegrown hops with some funk
77_Norma Wallace House | New Orleans
The best little whorehouse with class
78_One Eyed Jacks | New Orleans
A club with a twist (and some turns)
79_Our Mother of Perpetual Help | New Orleans
Home to priests, a vampire novelist, and a ghost rider
80_Pagoda Caf | New Orleans
Coffee and a bike tune-up
81_Piazza dItalia | New Orleans
Mister Moores neighborhood
82_Pontalba Buildings | New Orleans
Apartments fit for a baroness
83_The Prayer Room at St. Louis Cathedral | New Orleans
Who dat say Henriette cant be no saint?
84_Prytania Theatre | New Orleans
Where the owner is as entertaining as the films
85_The Rebirth Statue | New Orleans
The game changer for an entire city
86_Riccas Architectural Sales | New Orleans
Salvaging the history of New Orleans
87_Riverfront Monuments | New Orleans
Honoring old men, nude men, and men wed like to forget
88_Roman Candy Cart | New Orleans
Strolling sweets
89_The Roosevelt Hotel | New Orleans
A luxury hotel with a legendary history
90_Rosalie Alley | New Orleans
Walk softly and carry a big Zulian stick
91_Royal Street Musicians | New Orleans
Street crescendo
92_Sacred Grinds | New Orleans
Graves and green tea
93_Sam the Banana Mans House | New Orleans
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