Fountain of the Four Winds

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6001 Stars and Stripes Blvd
New Orleans, LA 70126

Fountain of the Four Winds is a unique establishment in New Orleans, LA that offers a variety of services and experiences for visitors and locals alike.

With a focus on promoting relaxation and well-being, this venue provides a tranquil setting where individuals can unwind and rejuvenate in a serene environment.

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4.54 reviews
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Jen L.
10/26/2014

For today's history lesson let's talk about this controversial sculpture from 1936. It was built as a WPA project by Enrique Alferez whose work you see all over the city from that time. The...

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Andi F.
3/16/2017

This fountain truly makes my heart hurt. It has essentially been left to rot. There is a fence surrounding it, to prevent humans from making it worse. Having been built in 1936, it is amazing that...

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Re H.
12/6/2016

This fountain that time has forgotten sits steps from the Lakeside Airport terminal. Gone are its glory days, the fountain's patina makes the visitor ponder. When such beauties are left to...

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Marielle S.
1/25/2017

After reading Jen and Re's reviews of the Fountain of the Four Winds, I made a point of seeking it out when I recently had lunch at the Lakefront Airport. This fountain really does make you sad...

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