Old New Orleans

Year: 1940

Runtime: 9 mins

Language: English

Documentary

The Traveltalk short guides viewers through iconic New Orleans landmarks and neighborhoods, highlighting the city’s rich heritage. It visits the striking Cathedral of St. Louis, the historic Pirate’s Alley, the bustling Old French Market, and the famed Broussard’s Restaurant, offering glimpses of their architecture, stories, and local flavor.

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