11 Iconic Places Every True New Orleanian Will Instantly Recognize

There are some places a true New Orleanian can spot from even the tiniest internet thumbnail. Below we’ve listed some of the most iconic places in New Orleans, so if you’ve lived here for any stretch of time, this should be a no-brainer. Think you can go 11 for 11?

1. St. Louis Cathedral

The St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in the country, and perhaps one of the most iconic New Orleans landmarks.

2. Steamboat Natchez

You could spot that red paddle wheel a mile away.

3. Bourbon Street

Those neon lights — and crowds — are a dead giveaway.

4. The Superdome

Everyone knows the dome.

5. Commander’s Palace

Open since 1880, every true New Orleanian will recognize this bright blue building.

6. Streetcars

Bonus points if you know the line by the color of the streetcar.

7. Crescent City Connection

The double bridges spanning the Mighty Mississippi is very iconic of NOLA.

8. Marie Laveau’s Tomb

Located in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, the X’s are a dead giveaway.

9. French Market

The best of the golden arches, right?

10. Irish Bayou Castle

You’ve seen it a million times from your car. It’s under renovations right now, but soon, you’ll be able to rent it out for events.

11. Cafe Du Monde

Only the best coffee and beignets in the city!

Did you recognize all 11 iconic places? Let us know in the comments section!