Bourbon Street

It was originally a French colony, and there are many French-style restaurants and streets here

Bourbon Street is a very beautiful small environment area. The street has a relatively wide design range. There are also many beautiful gadgets in the whole place. The design of this street is very reasonable. It is an excellent place to visit. I like to come. Play here.

There are many shops along this street, this is his most interesting...art...artists and their galleries. It's fun to go around. Immerse yourself in this colorful area and feel the spirit behind the colors, textures and media.

Bourbon Street New Orleans French Quarter The most famous street From Canal Street Stop at Pauger Street This Bar street parallel to the Mississippi River Named when the city was established King of Bourbon who ruled France Bourbon Street Bourbon Street There are various strip bars Gay bar And the jazz restaurant Quiet in the daytime The night is hot and feasting It's... the more beautiful the night Every year at the end of February at Mardi Gras Crazy and lively scene It attracts thousands of tourists~

Bourbon Street is named after the French Bourbon dynasty. The native residents of New Orleans are the poor at the bottom of the society, and the social atmosphere is relatively wild. During the French colonial period, the French court was extremely extravagant and lavish. Thus formed the unique culture of New Orleans. The current bourbon street is full of songs, feasting and feasting, and the yelling crowd drinking beer, listening to jazz, and having fun