The riverboat tour is nice. we went during the day, but the evening cruise would have been better since they have a better band that plays the whole tour. There was only 20-30 minutes of music on this 2 hour tour but the narration was cool.

The riverboat tour is nice. we went during the day, but the evening cruise would have been better since they have a better band that plays the whole tour. There was only 20-30 minutes of music on this 2 hour tour but the narration was cool.
What's great about Jackson Square is that it is bordered by lots of fun and interesting things- the cathedral, the beignet place called Cafe du Monde, the French quater, etc. When we were there it was dumping rain and we still had fun! It was just a quick stroll across the street to the riverwalk, too, which had some really...
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A lovely oasis in the middle of the French Quarter, a really nice place to stop and relax. Green space abounds, surrounded on all four sides by low key, non-aggressive street vendors, painters and psychics. Still, I never felt threatened or concerned, I could just sit and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. NOte: Public washrooms are in the mall...
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Loved this area! Got off the streetcar at Bourbon st and walked through the side streets till we came to Jackson sq What a riot of colour everywhere, bands playing and and painters all around. Step inside the beautiful cathedral, it`s not to be missed!
Jackson Square is like a moving painting...it is always fascinating but never the same. At any given time of the day, you can find art for sale, tarot card readings, performance artists, carriage rides, and beautiful scenery. It is definitely unique!
So many different street performers to make a visit enjoyable but be careful because some go around trying to get you to donate more than you may want to
Beautiful, peaceful setting inside the fence. Outside is busy with street performers and mule-drawn carriages. What you would expect in New Orleans.
I liked walking the square and looking at all the different street artists. I actually bought a really neat piece of art. There are lots of good restaurants around and interesting shops to look through. Worth an afternoon visit if you are tired of Bourbon Street.
Admiring the artwork around the perimeter of the square and strolling through the park was a relaxing break from the sensory overload of the French Quarter.
This park was beautiful and very well maintained. People were actively having picnics and lounging on the grass and maintenance was going in right around them
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