Inside Jackson Square - New Orleans

Jackson Square is a nice park area in front of St. Louis Cathedral.  It is lush and shady, with plenty of benches.  The iron work is beautiful and while most has been painted, some of the benches show a little wear and rust, adding to the charm of the park.
There is an entrance on each of the four sides
with gates and lamp posts.

Lamps light the way and make a beautiful scene at night.

There are fountains throughout the gardens.

St Louis Cathedral stands watch over the park.

Drinking fountains

A large fountain at the main entrance.
The banana bushes had some damage with the recent cold weather.

Benches are available throughout the park.

These trees had bright red berries.

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