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French Quarter |
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French Quarter |
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| New Orleans and "French Quarter" are virtually synonymous; and the Pavlovian response to "French Quarter" is "Bourbon Street." But for the most part, Bourbon Street has become one continuous bar and tacky tourist store. You're much more likely to find the French Quarter flavor on Royal or Chartres Streets, which are south of, and parallel to, Bourbon. |
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St. Louis Cathedral is a French Quarter landmark |
Jackson Square view from the south, where carriages line up. |
Cafe au lait and beignets are de rigueur at Cafe Du Monde |
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Jazz groups are found in front of the Cathedral, on the north side of Jackson Square |
K-Paul's
Louisiana Kitchen before the crowds line up |
Court
of Two Sisters |
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OK, OK...here's Bourbon Street |
Street performers |
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