Jackson Square

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Jackson Square, the central and most quintessential place for New Orleans' travel, is located in the French section of New Orleans, Louisiana, mimicking Paris's famous Place des Vosges. The surrounding streets of Decatur, St Peter, St Anne and Chartres were designated as national historical landmarks in 1960, one of New Orleans' most famous squares. One must go to New Orleans is Jackson Square, the heart of the French Community. The square is not big, but it is a place where street artists have gathered for half a century, playing, juggling, and dressing strangely and unusually for a soothsayer and oil painter. The plaza, named after General Andrew Jackson, who became the seventh president of the United States, has been standing in the center of the plaza. Just north of the square is St. Louis' Cathedral and south-east of the world's cafe du monde, which has been around for over 200 years. From the park south is the most famous performance square in the area where street performers perform daily in jazz and humorous rap and so on. Every day, it draws a lot of tourists, and then continues south to the cruise terminal in New Orleans, east of the square is the statue of Joan of Arc, and next to the French market, where there are plenty of seafood restaurants. A little westward is the 300-year-old City Hall, the old Louisiana High Court, the Louisiana Bank, etc. This square was a place where black slaves were publicly executed. It's not New Orleans until Jackson Square.

"The Jackson Square, located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, is a replica of Paris' famous Piazza de la Vosges, surrounded by Decatur, St Peter, St Anne and Chartres, which was designated as a national historical landmark in 1960." One of the most famous squares in New Orleans. One must go to New Orleans is Jackson Square, the heart of the French Community. The square is not big, but it is the place where street artists have gathered for half a century. The statue of General Andrew Jackson, who became the seventh president of the United States, stands in the center of the square. The cafe is too popular and the line is too long, like the egg nut shop in Lisbon, it's all "crazy."

The area of Jackson Square is not very large. You can see some tourists playing here. It is also a part of the scenic area. When I visit here, I pay attention to many people. American architecture and roads are also relatively wide.

Jackson Square is located in the middle of the French Quarter. It is a beautiful small park. In the photos of New Orleans, this place is unique and can be recognized at a glance. On one side of the square is the St. Louis Cathedral, and there are some other famous museums. Relatively speaking, the entrance fee to the museum is relatively cheap! If you want to take a beautiful photo of the square with the cathedral as the focal point, I personally recommend walking through Decatur St and then climbing up the steps of Washington Artillery Park. The view above is beautiful exploded! Also worth noting is the Café du Monde (Café du Monde) adjacent to the square. Go and order a few Beignets (bagels), and then sit in the square and listen to music!

It can be said that this is the most beautiful square I have seen in the United States. It is especially like a European square. There are churches, old buildings, and statues on the square. It doesn't feel like it is in the United States at all.