Updating Map... About French Quarter
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This place is brilliant in the morning, get good photos of the streets and balconies. As the day goes on the unsavoury charachters start to arrive, they smell, they ask for money, they give a threatening enviroment and the people drinking get louder. Police presence...More
We walked around, shopped, and kinda just had some drinks and continued strolling around. I really enjoyed it!!!
The obvious tourist draw of the French Quarter is the massive number of bars open all day ready to ply you with an infinite variety of alcoholic beverages. However, step off Bourbon Street and up the different side streets and it changes completely! There are...More
We went in May which means rain an option. Do a guided tour to get oriented then explore and find a jazz bar. If not staying in French Quarter, bail by six
Aside from the constant questions of money and attempts to bring you to establishments, this was great! Walk everywhere and take in the sights! Keep your purses close ladies and your wallets in front pockets men. You'll have a great time!
Last visit... 15 years ago. And... no changes here. Except I did not destroy myself at Pat O’Brien’s this time! I like to watch the people here, such a good freak show. A little like Khao San Road in Bangkok. Loads of hammered people walking...More
We walked throughout the Quarter just absorbing the atmosphere. There was great music filtering out from many of the venues, and of course the ever present street entertainers dotted the area. We ran into two differnent groups of males who tried to engage us in...More
Be sure to stop at the French Market in the French Quarter to grab a quick snack and check out work by local crafters and artisans.
the music the people the history the mystery the atmosphere the lore the legends the smell the eclectic air its all the French quarter. you either love it or hate it. I love it it is a part of me. there are great restaurants fun...More
It is absolutely one of my favourite places in the world. I don't really know why. I especially love going to see the old book stores.
