Algiers PointAlgiers Point Average User Rating: (0 votes, add your vote or comments) Algiers Point is a ten-minute ferry ride just across the Mississippi River from the French Quarter and New Orleans' business district: a quiet and safe enclave where the 19th century remains very much alive. The Mississippi is very much a part of life in the neighborhood, from the jaunty passing of a paddle wheeler, to the drone of towboats carrying commerce, or the breath-taking sight of an ocean-going vessel towering high above the levee. Greek Revival townhouses, Creole cottages, pastel-painted shotgun houses, and grand Victorians line the Point?s streets, where people are friendly, be it sipping caf? noir at a corner coffee house, walking a letter to the post office, or simply relaxing on porch swings. For transportation via ferry to Algiers Point, check the DODT website. Top of PageDo you know of a Place that should be included here? Please Suggest a place in the appropriate category. |
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