Thursday, August 21, 2008

Take a walk on the Moon Walk

The New Orleans French Quarter Riverfront is known as the Moon Walk (named after former Mayor Moon Landreiu). It's a romantic and enchanting walk along the Mississippi River that decades ago replaced old river wharfs.

This evening stroll shot shows how busy the promenade can get. Have a look at this 360 degree view of the New Orleans landmark. Sites you will see on the video include the
The Moon Walk winds about a mile along the Mississippi River with the center of the promenade facing St. Louis Cathedral, the iconic Church that is the symbol of the French Quarter.

--steve buser

Here are a few other City Daily Photoblogs that show off their waterfronts today: (and below are a list of City Daily Photoblogs from around the world -- you can take a world tour).

7 comments:

Halcyon said...

Ahhh... who doesn't like a nice riverwalk?

I'm thinking of heading down that way for Labor Day weekend. Do you think it will be packed?

Anonymous said...

MAN that makes me miss New Orleans. I love the 360 view

Anonymous said...

It looks like a place to watch people.

Unknown said...

It's so good to see so much activity in New Orleans. Seems that the city is making a great comeback! Yeah!!!

Wanda said...

So much to see, so little time.

Sorry, I've missed some good shots...wow that spider and wed is wonderful.

Laurie Allee said...

THis is great, Steve. The 360 view is amazing!

Lynette said...

Wonderful photo and text that brings back some good memories of my visits to the Crescent City. Thanks, Steve. And Mr. Lincoln is so right.