The food, music and atmosphere was all you would expect! It was beautiful weather in September (really hot one day though!) Every night there were lots of people out and about celebrating life!

The food, music and atmosphere was all you would expect! It was beautiful weather in September (really hot one day though!) Every night there were lots of people out and about celebrating life!
Never take that place serious; and you'll be ok. There's a restuarant on Decatur, that advertises the thinnest fried catfish fillets. Absolutely delicious. Wish I could recall the name. Their bread pudding is off-the-chain and awesome!!!!
So much to see, do, taste, experience. The people watching is spectacular. Plenty of places to eat, shop, look, sit. The old world charm is amazing.
Some areas were great, such as the Garden District, and Magazine Street was very pretty, with nice stores. The French Quarter visitor center was nice and the area clean. Bourbon Street is the worst thing ever. Smells bad, most of the businesses are bars, and these bars, aren't the classy ones. One would only need to visit briefly, just to...
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The food and drinks, seeing a wedding procession in the streets. The residents all very friendly and helpful about sights to see and things to do.
found a cafe with sidewalk next to market.. good to sit and people watch over some cold drinks and rest up before walking some more
I don't feel like there's a whole lot of places you can go in the U.S. where there's culture to experience. New Orleans, definitely has a culture, from the accents to the food and vibe that continually buzzing on Bourbon Street. Just walking you get that feeling when you in countries like France or Spain. The architecture is exquisite and...
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we mostly come to new Orleans for the tours of haunted buildings. we like to tour our selves though. so we took the 3 dollars tour of the house alone. as we traveled through, we try ot visualize living in that era..amongst all the furniture and how they must hav elived...the servants quarters, the childrens rooms..we had a blast.. would...
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Beautiful architecture--lots of photo opps. Incredible art galleries and boutiques. Always music in the air. Friendly people. Lots of restaurants, bars, and cafes. It draws a lot of tourists, so be prepared for high prices. Many places won't let in people under 21, even if they are with their parents, and they are very strict about it.
Tons of bars, restaurants, and music. During the day there are plenty of locals providing entertainment. Be sure to check it out at night. Also, beads are thrown all year long so watch your head!
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