The New Orleans Sculpture Garden / No.3

This park, featuring lots of sculptures, is surrounded by 200-year-old oak trees and a beautiful lagoon.

You can enjoy both nature and art here at the same time.

Karma / Do-Ho Suh

The New Orleans Sculpture Garden / No.2

A massive sculpture garden located in the heart of City Park; it is free and open year-round.

You can get there from downtown New Orleans by streetcar or bus.

Mirror Labyrinth / Jeppe Hein

Mirror Labyrinth / Jeppe Hein

Mirror Labyrinth / Jeppe Hein

Mirror Labyrinth / Jeppe Hein

The New Orleans Sculpture Garden / No.1

The New Orleans sculpture garden, officially named the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, is a 12-acre outdoor art facility in City Park adjacent to the New Orleans Museum of Art.

Downtown In New Orleans

Canal Street

Canal Street is a major thoroughfare, approximately 52 meters wide, that separates the historic French Quarter from modern downtown. Extending from the Mississippi River into the city, the street is traversed by streetcars and is a popular hub for shopping and entertainment.

Canal Street

Canal Street

Canal Street

Canal Street

The upper sculpture is "The Source", created by Claude Lalanne and François-Xavier Lalanne.

It is a historic work created for the 1984 New Orleans World's Fair.