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Royal Street was the location of Hotel Monteleone. We would walk out onto Royal everyday to begin our adventure. There are great shops and restaurants along this street.
We really enjoyed our afternoon strolls on Royal Street with several stops at art and antique shops along the way. Several street musicians filled the walk with music making for an enjoyable experience. Most of the antiques shops were very high end, but it was...More
Bourbon is full of bars, hard rock, etc. and no jazz. Royal is much quieter, full of shops, musicians (no rock) and makes a much pleasanter journey. Do this especially in the morning and avoid the smell of Bourbon St.
Beautiful street without the crazyness of Bourbon. Classy shops, nice hotels, great restaurants. This street is what NO is all about!
A street over from Burbon, but less congested and more classy. You'll find more restaurants without the party here. Its also a safe street to walk and explore.
sounds galore from excellent street musicians, plenty of uber interessant shops of every kind from trinkets to soup to nuts my fave street in FQ
Nice art shops and reasonable street music as you stroll the pedestrian section of the street. A little more sane than other parts of the quarter.
My favorite walk through area in the French Quarter. Each street in NOLA seems to have its very own character. Royal, think art, antiques, street music.
This was my favorite street to walk. It’s beautiful and I think the cleanest. Many fun and interesting shops along the way.
It is the window shopping version of Bourbon Street. Why? Because no one will ever be able to afford most of what is in the shops. High end retail. Walk up and down the strip all you want, even while avoiding mass amounts of tourists....More
