French Quarter Review

The French-speaking area of New Orleans is also a large area, and many things here can also be visited. The French-speaking area has some interesting little designs, which are designed according to different specifications of the layout here, and I like the appearance here.

spending time in new Orleans has a way of allowing me to truly clear my mind. With all the unique coffee shops, outdoor dining, and history in this city its sure to capture your heart.

It is worth going. The buskers perform very well. There are music everywhere, strong artistic atmosphere, a lot of flea market goods, very distinctive, and more importantly, there are many authentic foods and strong fragrances.

Founded in 1718, French Quarter is a rectangular area surrounded by Canal Street Esplanade Avenue Rampart Street on the Mississippi River. There are more than a dozen streets of delicate bars, restaurants, shops and streets in the area with colorful and distinctive diet that blends French, Spanish, Caribbean and Africa. Artists perform during the day, tourists like knitting and enjoying the "France" architecture with strong Spanish flavor. The bustling and unrestrained French area is more attractive when the lights are on.

A great choice to take your family for a stroll when the weather is clear

The French Quarter was eye catching from the shops, entertainment, Jackson Square and the beautiful Mississippi River as the back drop.

New Orlean American French Community! Many French descendants cajuns! Trace back to the origin because of history! Louisiana was bought by the United States and originally belonged to Colony, a French colony of France! The history of the United States is actually a history of land acquisition, which has won over Britain, France, Spain and Mexico. There have been 50 states! Ah United states!