You can go to Lafayette Square in New Orleans. This park is considered as the green paradise because all around are trees and plants of different kinds and species. In the year 1788, this was first called as the Place Gravier. But, it was named Lafayette Square because of Marquis Lafayette's visit to New Orleans during the year 1825. Aside from trees and plants, there are also lots of statues in this park. Read More..

You can go to Baronne Plaza, New Orleans. This plaza is situated in the hub of New Orleans's city center and stands within half mile of the French Quarter and Canal Street. Baronne Plaza is about a mile from beignets and coffee at historic Cafe Du Monde and a short walk from St. Charles Ave. streetcar line. This smoke-free plaza incorporates free wireless internet, meeting amenities and a business center. Read More..

Located within the park of Louis Armstrong, Congo Square is an open space in the southern angle where free blacks and slaves assembled all over the 19th century for open markets, century for meetings, as well as the African dance and drumming festivities that played a considerable role in the expansion of jazz. Practitioners of local voodoo still regarded Congo Square as a religious base and meet at the Square for ritual purposes. Read More..

In 1976, Spain devoted this plaza to the City of New Orleans in memory of their known historical past and as a promise of fraternity soon. In its central point is a fountain encircled by the seals of the various provinces of Spain. Read More..

The Piazza d'Italia is situated on the area of Poydra and Tchopitoula Street and next to the American Italian Renaissance Foundation Museum and Library. It is a tribute to the Italian-American community as well as their gift to the City of New Orleans. Read More..

This is situated in Poydras street in the city center of New Orleans. One Shell Square is a 51-storey, 212 meter-tall skyscraper planned in the global fashion by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. Read More..

Duncan Plaza is an open space that is located in the New Orleans Civic Center on Loyola Ave. between Perdido and Gravier Streets. It is next to the Louisina Supreme Court and Louisiana State Office Building and from the Main Library, across Gravier. Read More..

The Plaza Towers (known today as the Crescent City Towers) is a 45-storey, 162 meter-tall skyscraper in New Orleans. This is designed in the modern fashion by Leonard R Spangenberg, Jr. & Associates. Situated in the city center, it is the third tallest edifice in the City of New Orleans and in the whole of Louisiana. Read More..

Lake Forest Plaza was a big shopping mall in the east part of New Orleans. It was constructed in 1973 and was opened to public in 1974. Lake Forest Plaza was the biggest mall in the place during that time with more than 1 million square feet accessible as retail space. Read More..