The Müuse Atlas / United States

Louisiana

12 areas on the atlas.

Cities

New Orleans12 areas

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BywaterFilming in Bywater, New Orleans. Shotgun houses and Creole cottages sit close to the street, with old wharves and a rail line along the river behind them.

CarrolltonFilming in Carrollton, New Orleans. Low storefronts run along Oak Street, with camelback houses and a streetcar barn on the blocks behind.

Central Business DistrictFilming in the Central Business District, New Orleans. Streetcars, historic bank towers and converted warehouses between Canal Street and the river.

Central CityFilming in Central City, New Orleans. Double shotgun houses and vacant lots line the streets, and the HBO series Treme filmed on Second Street at Dryades Street.

Faubourg MarignyFilming in Faubourg Marigny, New Orleans. Creole cottages and shotgun houses sit right on the sidewalk in bright paint, and Frenchmen Street runs three blocks of music clubs.

French QuarterFilming in the French Quarter, New Orleans. Iron galleries stand on posts over the sidewalk, and Interview with the Vampire used the Gallier House on Royal Street as its vampires' townhouse.

Garden DistrictFilming in the Garden District, New Orleans. Big houses from the 1850s stand behind cast iron fences, with smaller Victorian houses filling the gaps between them.

Lower Garden DistrictFilming in the Lower Garden District, New Orleans. Double gallery houses and shotgun cottages sit in mixed repair along the muse streets, and Angel Heart filmed a confrontation between Harry Angel and Louis Cyphre inside St. Alphonsus Church.

Mid-CityFilming in Mid-City, New Orleans. Shotgun houses and bungalows line a flat grid off Canal Street, where a streetcar runs the median out toward walled cemeteries and City Park's oaks.

TreméFilming in Tremé, New Orleans. Creole cottages and shotgun doubles line streets that run under an elevated Interstate 10, with St. Louis Cemetery's brick tomb rows a few blocks off.

UptownFilming in Uptown, New Orleans. Tulane and Loyola face St. Charles Avenue, the streetcar avenue where 22 Jump Street and Happy Death Day both shot as a fictional campus.

Warehouse DistrictFilming in the Warehouse District, New Orleans. Brick and cast iron warehouses from the 1840s to the early 1900s, and the South Peters Street block Miller's Crossing shot as an unnamed Prohibition-era city.