We found ourselves almost alone on a Sunday afternoon. We felt very safe since social distancing is easy here and there were no crowds at all. I recently learned that this is a copy of a famous statue in Rome, but it is still worth seeing.Įntry is free. To see the angel, you do need to get out of the car and go around to the side that faces the wall of the cemetery. I was most touched by the angel of grief monument at the Hyams plot in the southeast corner. I truly hope this place can be preserved and its history won't be erased. We learned so much more about the people buried here from our tour. There are several available both free and for a small fee online. I would highly recommend downloading a walking tour before we go. You are allowed to drive through the narrow lanes, just make sure to stay on the public pathways and drive slowly and carefully. Lake Lawn is so large, you can tour by car. If you arrive by car from downtown, go under the freeway and then take an immediate right. The cemetery is large and easy to find, but the entrance is more tricky. I expected white rectangular box shaped tombs and there are certainly rows of that but in addition we found pyramids, chapels, statues and many fascinating stories. We didn't regret our choice and ended up spending much longer than we thought we would, the above ground tombs here are stunning and captivating and built on a large scale. But it’s often those who travel off the beaten path that discover our hidden gems. Not just for adults but for kids as well, and most of you all know. Perfect for date nights, birthday dinners, or just a girl’s night out. They have the best sushi and hibachi on this side of the river. Located on Behrman Highway in Gretna, this is one of the must-go-to places on the Westbank. We went to Lake Lawn Metairie because during Covid, many of the other above ground cemeteries were closed to the public. Explore Unique and Hidden Gem Museums in New Orleans Last Updated: Wednesday, J1:15 PM by Lauren Saizan With dozens of museums, attractions, and sights to see, you’ll never grow bored in New Orleans. One place that I highly recommend is Fuji Hanna.
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