About
Saint-Louis Cathedral, also known as the Cathédrale de Saint-Louis, is a historic church in the French colonial district of New Orleans. It stands in the Saint-Louis neighborhood, on Rue Blaise Diagne, and is a religious landmark that draws visitors to the area.
What to expect
This is a place of worship first, and a visit suits those who want to step inside a historic cathedral and take in its setting. The building anchors its neighborhood, and the surrounding streets carry the character of the colonial quarter that gives the area its identity.
Around the cathedral
- The Saint-Louis neighborhood, with its colonial-era streets to explore on foot
- Other historic sites in the French colonial district
- The quiet, reflective atmosphere of a working religious landmark
A stop here fits well into a walk through the district, pairing a look at the cathedral with time spent wandering the neighborhood. Visitors planning a trip are best served by checking current visiting arrangements directly before setting out.