Mississippi River Meditation — Attraction in New Orleans

The Mississippi Riverwalk is just so iconic. It has a tranquil atmosphere and stunning views.

Located near Jackson Square and the French Quarter, it's steeped in history.

The river itself is majestic. Whether you view it from a riverboat, Crescent Park, or Woldenberg Park, each spot offers a unique angle.

The Riverwalk is framed by train tracks and bustling with boat traffic, while the iconic bridge spanning the river is a notable landmark. Although the water isn't for swimming, it provides a beautiful backdrop for the French Quarter and cityscape.

You can watch streetcars roll by every 30 minutes, adding to the charm. Overall, it's a great spot to unwind and take...

It is vast and has an interesting coastline. The train tracks frame your view and walk onto the river banks and it is filled with boats and cruisers. The River itself is a bit murky, and does not give you an inviting feel that you would want yo jump in. But it is a great frame to the French quarter and New Orleans. It has a huge bridge spanning the River- I believe it’s the longest bridge in the States worthwhile seeing the great famous Mississippi River and the terrific views from the steps of...

I feel the Mississippi River in New Orleans is majestic and worthy of meditation. My issue is, it’s not possible to try to assign a location. The view from a river boat is totally different from Crescent Park. This view is different from Woldenberg Park, The Moon Walk, Spanish Plaza or any other place on the river. Any of these are different from the views from atop The Vue or Observatory 11. Rather there are countless views on which...