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Tremé, African American neighborhood near French Quarter in New Orleans, United States.

The neighborhood extends from North Rampart Street to North Broad Street, featuring rows of Creole cottages and double shotgun houses throughout its streets.

Established in the 1810s on land purchased from Claude Tremé, this area became the first designated neighborhood for free people of color in America.

The New Orleans African American Museum preserves local history through exhibitions of art, artifacts, and documentation of Black cultural traditions.

Located within walking distance of the French Quarter, the flat terrain allows visitors to explore the neighborhood by foot or bicycle.

Congo Square in Armstrong Park continues its centuries-old tradition as a gathering space for music performances and cultural celebrations every Sunday.

Location: New Orleans

Elevation above the sea: 0 m

GPS coordinates: 29.96830,-90.07390

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:50

Jazz in New Orleans: musical journey, historic sites, and cultural heritage

New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, reveals its musical history through its neighborhoods and concert halls. The French Quarter features wrought-iron balconies and Creole buildings facing St. Louis Cathedral, while Bourbon Street is home to jazz clubs and music venues. Preservation Hall has upheld the jazz tradition since 1961 in a building from the 18th century, and Jackson Square hosts musicians and street performers in the city center. The musical heritage extends from the Marigny district, with its Creole houses and clubs, to Congo Square, once a gathering place for African music in the 19th century. The Garden District showcases its 19th-century homes surrounded by gardens, while City Park offers 500 hectares of century-old oaks and botanical gardens. The Louisiana State Museum completes this exploration with its regional history and art collections.

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