Royal Street Review

Royal Street is a very good street facility. The layout here is also very simple. It is a area where Americans experience shopping. Royal Street is still a very suitable place for shopping during the day. The safety here at night is still quite worrying.

A very beautiful street, you can see a lot of wonderful and beautiful little things here, the place to play is also very beautiful, I like the facilities and style here, it is difficult to buy some small souvenirs when I come here to visit,

There are lots of shops along the street, which is his most interesting...art...artists and their galleries. It's fun to turn around. Immerse yourself in this colourful area and feel the spirit behind the colours, textures and medium.

Compared to the Bourbon St. Bar Street, which is full of alcohol, tobacco, resident bands, it is a night of revelry. I prefer to walk quietly in the adjacent Royal St. art shops, paintings, photography, crafts, etc., from beginning to end.

Although Royal Street is known for its expensive stores, there are also many reasonably priced boutiques and gift shops. Need a hat for special occasions... You can get a specially customized one for a fee of 500-5000 USD. There are antiques from all over the world... Parking in designated parking lots ($15 a day), walking about 1 mile, taxis, or parking in places with parking timers ($3 an hour).

Royal Street has many blocks near the road. This gives street performers a place to perform, they are a lot of versatility, there are tap dances, with bottle caps as tap heels - what a clever choice; Stunts - magicians - dancers - singers - bands - classical violins, full of magic. There are antique shops, lots of jewelry - royal street itself is a city.

Royal Street is an old commercial street in New Orleans, between Jackson Square and Bourbon Street, where there are many shops selling various art and small goods, as well as some cafes or restaurants, but few bars. There are always street performers on the street, especially reality shows, which are interesting, with people dressed as Trump and Kim Jong-un, who enthusiastically invite tourists to take pictures with them. Such a scene is not seen in mainland China.