You’ll Never Run Out Of Things To Do In This Charming Neighborhood Near New Orleans

If you're looking for a change of scenery, look no further than this charming neighborhood. Located just a short ferry ride away from New Orleans, Algiers Point is filled with history, shopping, restaurants, and dazzling views. Let's take a look.

Algiers Point is just across the Mississippi, and is perhaps New Orleans’ best kept secret.

Originally named Slaughterhouse Point, Algiers Point is the second oldest city in the area and was founded in 1719.

The ferry ride over to the Point is quick and easy and offers amazing views of the New Orleans.

The ferry runs seven days a week, every thirty minutes and takes less than ten minutes to get across.

Once you’ve reached Algiers Point, the possibilities are endless.

It’s easily walkable, and on a beautiful day, you’ll love walking the levee trail.

Architecture lovers will love walking around the neighborhood.

Several of the houses and buildings predate the Civil War, although most were built just after the 1895 fire that destroyed most of the area.

There are several restaurants to stop for lunch, too.

Like the Dry Dock Cafe.

Delicious food in a charming and friendly environment, what more could you ask for?

If you can, stick around till dark, because the skyline of the city is truly mesmerizing.

The city just dazzles at night, and you'll have a front row seat.

What's your favorite part of Algiers Point? Let us know in the comments below!