Neighborhood guide
Algiers Point
A quiet historic district directly across the Mississippi River from the French Quarter, reached by passenger ferry.
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New Orleans neighborhoods to explore by bike
Itineraries explain how to ride. These neighborhood notes explain why a place deserves your time, what to notice, and how it fits into the larger story of New Orleans.
Neighborhood guide
Bywater and Marigny
Colorful downriver neighborhoods with historic homes, food, breweries, wine, and live music around Frenchmen Street.
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Bayou St. John and Mid-City
The old water and transportation corridor connecting the Greenway, historic homes, the former American Can factory, and City Park.
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City Park and the Lakefront
Live oaks, lagoons, Lake Vista bird sanctuaries, West End, Spanish Fort, and the Lake Pontchartrain shoreline.
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Old Gretna
A small historic river town at the end of the three-mile West Bank levee path, with museums, markets, restaurants, and riverfront benches.
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Choose the bike that fits your day
Helmets, suitable locks, and local route advice are included. E-bikes are especially helpful for longer rides and hot weather.