New Orleans is filled with enchanting places. But there is one in particular that I love and think is something really special. That’s Coliseum Square Park in the Lower Garden District of New Orleans. You’ll find it at 1401 Camp St., the intersection of Race and Camp, all the way to Martin Luther King Blvd. and Camp.

This beautiful path is part of the park when you first enter.
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There are places for different types of recreation like frisbee or picnics.
But the beauty of the park is found with the central fountain.
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It's absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing, a great place to enjoy your afternoon.
This has quickly become a favorite gathering place for dog owners because of the relaxed atmosphere.
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And of course, during the hot summer months, it's an awesome place for the dog to relax and unwind.

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The beautiful oak trees that you'll find in this little park are really amazing.
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The branches lean down on the ground and allow you to climb up and see the park from a whole new view.
Let yourself soak up the beauty of the different seasons in New Orleans, no matter how subtle they may be in the beauty of this park.
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We think you'll be mesmerized by the beauty you'll find here.
This gorgeous fountain is truly special and an awesome place to explore and soak up during your time at the park.
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We think you'll simply be blown away by all this beautiful little space has to offer.

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