New Orleans Museum of Art

The New Orleans Art Gallery and the sculpture garden behind it, the ancient trees in the suburbs are unique in shape, and Whiteney Farm understands the history of slave trafficking in that year. Be sure to book a dinner at GW Fins and order lobster dumplings.

Because I like sculpture very much, I went to the sculpture park alone, and there was no museum to visit. Compared with other sculpture parks, it is very good here. His feature is that the second floor is built by famous artists. If you want to experience the sculpture of taste, I suggest you go to Grand Rapid''s Meijer Park or Sculpture Park. Two of my favorite points of this trip are that he is not in the museum or in the sculpture park, but his work is no less level than the museum. The "singing tree" is "long" on the road in front of the museum, and it is a pleasant thing to pass by to see it. There is a breakfast shop next to the pavilion, coffee and authentic pies, which is very convenient - Dumeng coffee. If you are going to New Orleans, I would recommend Sculpture Park and the breakfast coffee here. But it won’t be the main destination for my trip.

All the time spent at the art museum was a great time. This museum is no exception, even beyond our expectations. You can see the works of these people such as Degas, Rodin, Monet, El Greco, Bellini, Lippi, Tiepolo, Sully, Stuart, Cassat, Tissot, Renoir, Sargent, Kandinsky and so on. There are also some particularly lovely decorative art here. The museum is well laid out, with great gift shops and cafes, great location, next to the lake and huge city park. Worth our $12 taxi ride from the French Quarte hotel. There are friendly staff and wheelchair access.

It feels more like a modern theme art museum, there are many works inside, but there are very few impressive, quite general, there is nothing to town this museum.

Very good art museum, the inside is showing the works of artists from all over the world, the environment is also good, its exterior is a small garden, but there are still some very delicate statue works.