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615 Pere Antoine Alley
New Orleans, LA 70116
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+1 504 525 9585
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Neighborhood :
French Quarter
http://www.stlouiscathedral.org/
The Cathedral of St. Louis IX, King of France, began as a minor basilica, but became an established parish in 1720. The graceful beauty of the St. Louis Cathedral and its surrounding courtyards makes it a sight to behold. Located on a bank of the Mississippi River, the cathedral is considered one of the greatest symbols of Catholicism on the North American continent! It is open Monday to Saturday 7.30 am onwards.
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Yep...it's a good one. It's one of the prettiest churches I've seen on this scale in the US. I guess there's a reason the Pope stopped off. Seriously,...
Such a beautiful church! It is worth stopping in so you can see that the beauty on the inside matches that of the outside. If you walk to the far side of...
Absolutely gorgeous inside and out. Definitely a place to visit whenever you are in New Orleans.
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“Beautiful!”
It was an amazing place to walk through, and so nice that we weren't bothering anyone. more
“A Must See!!!!”
This place is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! The tour is free and self-guided. Definitely something not to be missed while in New Orleans. If you think the ...
“Beautiful!”
Enjoyed the Christmas concert series, especially Ebenezer Baptist Church. more
“Great Pictures”
I didn't get the opportunity to go inside, but the cathedral is gorgeous to look at from the outside. it is a great area with a street-fair typ...
“Favorite French Quarter Attraction”
St. Louis Cathedral is absolutely beautiful inside and out. This was by far my favorite attraction I got to visit while in the French Quarter. ...
“Beautiful!”
It's a gorgeous cathedral and one of the many free things to do in New Orleans. Stroll through, take pictures, and gaze at the artwork and stai...
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BEAUTIFUL
Tour is free and the cathedral is beautiful. It is on Jackson square and within walking distance to the french quarter. A great place to visit.
BEAUTIFUL!
I AM NOT CATHOLIC, BUT WE WERE WELCOMED IN ANYWAY, AND WITH OPEN ARMS. A WONDERFUL PLACE. THE ART ON THE CEILING IS WORTH GOING. GO & LIGHT A C...
The icon of Jackson Square
It is truly fitting that Jackson Square, undoubtedly the heart and soul of New Orleans, is dominated by the majestic St Louis Cathedral. Locat...
take your photo and go to Jackson Square
Nice photo shot from Riverwalk entrance. Take it and move on to Jackson Square. Jackson Square is the Bourbon Street of the daytime New Orleans...
Ironic
A beautiful cathedral..really interesting to see the sidewalk vendors as you leave the cathedral...kind of ironic.
Must See
Wonderful...Jackson Square is fantastic and the Cathedral at its head is beautiful!
CitySearch Reviews
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One of the Crescent City's most identifiable landmarks is still a link for the Big Easy faithful.
The OverviewThe St. Louis Cathedral was built in the 1720s and dedicated to France's King Louis IX. Its facade is famous the world over, bu
World class Mass by Shinene C. at InsiderPages
The cathedral is lovely. From the polished wooden pews to the frescos on the ceiling, meticulous care and attention has been put into the cath...
St. Louis Cathedral -- Impressive Roman Catholic Church by Charles M. at InsiderPages
The St. Louis Cathedral is located right in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans. It serves as the place of worship for a sizeable C...
Beautiful Catholic Church by Lynette B. at InsiderPages
St. Louis Cathedral is very historic. Inside the church be sure to lay down on a pew so you may see the spectacular artistry on the ceiling. T...
Historical New Orleans at it finest
From the austere exterior, to the opulent interior, this is a treasure you must see. Whatever denomination you may be, the mass is still a mag...
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