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What if it were possible to explore a variety of towns, each with its own charm, atmosphere, and background, all while being minutes away from the Big Easy? Home to the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, and the gateway to New Orleans, we can’t tell our story without our famous next-door neighbor. Encompassing both sides of the Mississippi River, Lake Pontchartrain, and the Gulf of Mexico, each town offers its own personality, with scenes ranging from swamps and bayous to cityscapes and high-rises. Our various communities are comprised of outdoor-centric attractions, quaint historic districts, as well as a trendy art presence, contemporary restaurants, modern theaters, shopping, and metropolitan expanses.
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New Orleans’ Playful Neighbor
Nestled next to our famous neighbor, New Orleans, Jefferson offers a vibrant night life, as well as the quiet serenity of a nature walk. Our communities are comprised historic homes, fishing piers,... See More
Historic Districts
Location: Gretna, Kenner, Westwego
Go beyond the history of the city of New Orleans and take a more in depth look at the history of the Mississippi River region. Jefferson hugs both the east and west banks of the Mississippi and plays... See More
A Culinary Craze
Jefferson Parish restaurants are among Louisiana’s best, offering the freshest ingredients, specialty dishes and friendly staff. Louisiana is known as a culinary epicenter offering a variety of... See More
The Beautiful Bayou
Location: Jean Lafitte
Discover the natural wonders of the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve. With a unique ecosystem the preserve is a representative example of the delta's environment, containing natural... See More
Louisiana's Only Inhabited Barrier Island
Location: Grand Isle
The State of Louisiana maintains a mile of beach front at Grand Isle State Park on the easternmost staying e park looks out toward nearby Grand Terre island, once the lair of the legendary pirate (or... See More
