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Woldenberg Park

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1 Canal St

New Orleans, LA 70130

+1 (504) 565-3033

http://www.auduboninstitute.org

The Audubon Nature Institute in New Orleans offers a diverse array of experiences focused on wildlife and conservation, featuring attractions such as the Audubon Zoo, Aquarium, and Insectarium. With a mission to educate and inspire visitors, the institute aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world and promote wildlife conservation efforts.

Visitors can explore unique exhibits and engage with a variety of animals and ecosystems while supporting important conservation initiatives. Through memberships, donations, and volunteer opportunities, the Audubon Nature Institute encourages community involvement and a shared commitment to protecting wildlife and their habitats.

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Victor H.

12/31/2025

I second what all the reviews say about this lovely park! You get a great view of the Mississippi River and when you turn back, you'll get a lovely glimpse of some of the fine architecture that...

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Sa'Rah H.

8/9/2025

Woldenberg Park is a great place for a walk. They've done a great job of keeping this area clean and "tourist friendly" as it is a focal point in the city. Adjacent to the French Quarter, this...

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Brian F.

1/26/2023

Woldenberg Park is right next to the Mississippi River and is a great place for a nice stroll. It is named after philanthropist Malcolm Woldenberg, who founded what is known today as the Sazerac...

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Tank G.

12/21/2021

This is another of New Orleans nice parks. It is located right off of the Mississippi River and named after its primary financier, philanthropist Malcolm Woldenberg. There is even a statue of...

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Elle B.

3/12/2024

A small but lovely park along the river. We paused on our way into the aquarium to watch the steamboats do their lil dancey dance. I really liked the haunting circus music, but my companions did...

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