While fall’s first cool front has yet to arrive, evening temperatures are finally dropping into the 70s—which means waterfront sunsets are an especially beautiful, breezy experiences. And although New Orleans might not be known for miles of white sand beaches (OK, we’ve got a patch of sand behind the University of New Orleans at Lake Pontchartrain), the City makes great use of its riverfronts and lakefronts.
Here are a few special places to sit down and appreciate New Orleans relationship with some of the world’s most powerful bodies of water (Mississippi River, we’re looking at you). If you’re looking for places to swim, check out the best pools and hotel pools around the city.
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