An hour or so. It’s wonderful

There are plenty of parking lots. If you do a bing map search for lots close to your location or you can park further out and take the trolley cars in.

Yes, it is a public space.

There are many options: research city guide online or any travel website. Ask your hotel for suggestions. There are many tourist information spots throughout the area too. Good luck

For young people, the difference in tastes between 13 years and 17 years is large so it is difficult to give you a definite recommendation. There are many activities in the Square itself, from jugglers, palm readers, musicians, that could suit the many tastes for the wide You could visit the cathedral and the Cabildo or good get a beignet in the Café du Monde (but the long lines may deter you). You could walk along to the French Market and the Jazz museum and stop by the many stalls on the way (about half a day). A 3 hour tour of New Orleans could give you an overview of the the history and then you can continue the visit yourself . You could also take the Saint Charles streetcar to Uptown and eat in one of the districts restaurants.

It’s $40 a person no reservation required just hop on and ride. Ours was an hour and included a visit to the cemetery and a great tour guide named Brandon. Well worth it!

Hi. The actual park is open 8-6 every day. Have fun 😀

The square itself is open everyday, 8am to 7pm. Most shops and restaurants around the square are open much later.

I wouldn’t stay on Rampart, Canal, or Bourbon. Otherwise, I would consider any other street inside the French Quarter.

nunca passei o réveillon em Nova Orleans então não posso dizer se é bom ou ruim deve ser muito cheio com certeza e bastante animado por causa do Rio Mississipi ser tão Grande pode ser interessante assistir de algum barco mas eu não poderia te precisar já que não passei o ano novo lá.