We spent two afternoons strolling Royal Street and loved it. We especially like the range of art galleries but there are antique shops, restaurants, chic clothing and other stuff as well. Don't miss it.

Royal street in one street over from Bourbon st. Has an amazing mix older New Orleans style buildings. Some Date back to the 1700's.Wear comfortable shoes as there is alot to see. It is walking distance to the French market and to world famous Jackson...More

Loved Royal Street. This is definitely the street to shop on! Court of The Two Sisters restaurant is on Royal Street. This is the prettiest restaurant I have ever seen. Definitely sit in the courtyard. The food is excellent.

I think that Royal St is my favorite in the French Quarter. While I also enjoy Chartres and Decatur (most parts), Royal St is elegant, has some great restaurants, some lovely shops (fewer selling t-shirts... ) and also the venerable Hotel Monteleone. On this trip,...More

Since we are art and antique fans, this street is perfect for us. The art scene which proudly displayed many local and talented artists was great. The street also offered wonderful antique shops with amazing things of the past...wish we could fit more into our...More

This is one of my favorite streets to window shop. It's gorgeous but wildly expensive for buying. I love all the quaint gas lanterns along the way.

Lots of attractions, plenty of jazz and lots of places to eat. I had jambalaya at the Hard Rock cafe and it was very good.

While Royal Street is known for it's pricey shops, there are plenty of very reasonably priced boutique and gift stores. Need a hat for a special occasion.... you can get one custom made for $500-$5000:) Antiques from around the world.... Park at a designated parking...More

With so many antique shops, boutiques, and confectionarys you can spend days walking up and down the length of Royal st. This was my favorite place in the Quarter. There is so much to see and eat. Take your time and enjoy the relative quiet...More

This street has easy access to Bourbon St., Canal St., and Jackson Square. Numerous speciality shops for clothing, custom made makeup, shoes, dresses, etc. are located on this street. Praline Candy shops are along this road also. The Louisiana State Supreme Court is located on...More