New Orleans French Quarter Tour & Bourbon Street at Night vs Day (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2017
- It was a pleasure visiting the New Orleans French Quarter area and it was very interesting and fun. There was a girl doing hoola hoops, people getting palm readings, and horse carriages abound. We ate at the Gumbo Shop which was very good, and then had the beignet and coffee at the world-famous Café du Monde.
Link to French Quarter food tour: www.viator.com/tours/New-Orle...
Our six year-old son certain loved it, lol. We then visited Bourbon Street at night, and it was very festive with some wild stuff going on. The contrast of Bourbon Street when we visited the next morning was, literally and figuratively, night and day. There was barely anyone on the streets, a much calmer atmosphere, with workers cleaning up the mess leftover from the reverie. Live music was pervasive throughout the French Quarter, it was especially so as the Satchmo Summerfest was taking place.
Some of the places we visited included:
* Gumbo Shop
* St Louis Cathedral
* Café Du Monde
* Jackson Square
* Laura's Candies
* Bourbon Street
* Washington Artillery Park
We even saw the Carnival Dream cruise ship docked nearby. So if you are visiting New Orleans via cruise, then you are very close to all the action. This was from our August visit of the Big Easy.
#neworleans #bourbonstreet
What is your favorite place in New Orleans?
i live in Gentilly...City Park is my favorite...sooooo much to see..
We'll have to visit City Park next time we go- thanks for the suggestion!
Edit:I'm korean,but i am big fan of new orleans i love bourbon street
Reason
1=Mardi gras jazz party i wish our country korea had a jass party culture like new orleans i envy peoples who live in new orleans
2 foods
Those crawfish,spicy foods looks yummy i want to taste those foods
3 street concert
4 Horse riding
5 Cafe
New Orleans's cafes are diverse
6 Mercedes Benz Superdome
Those reasons why i love new orleans
I will go to the new orleans when i become adult
It's 3 places in the U.S. that are so different than any other places in the country and its Las Vegas , New York City and New Orleans. These places might as well be there own countries.
Robert Brown glad I’ve visited all three.
Don’t forget L.A.! L.A. county is bigger than many states! It might as well be its own country
I love New Orleans ❤️
Went there for my honeymoon first time 7 months later after my honeymoon i went back second so hopefully i go back next year!❤️
We really enjoyed the city as well- hope you get to go next year. Thanks for leaving a comment!
this is god damn mindblowingly awesome
It was a great experience! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Awesome! Taking my first trip to New Orleans in May and I can't wait!
It'll be a lot of fun- have a great time! Thanks for watching & commenting!
You will love it and go on their ghost tour, vampire tour and True Blood tour and New Orleans is the best place I had so much fun and I would love to go back there again! The people there are so nice and they help too! Your going to have a blast! I would like to live there! I hate Northern VA
Angel Simone How bout racism wise?? Are they welcoming towards Asian visitors?
@@ericgregorious7047
You'll love it
Good old southern hospitality
In fact new Orleans is the oldest Asian city in America
( saint malo a Filipino establishment was founded not to far from new orleans unfortunately it was destroyed by a hurricane but you'll find a strong Vietnamese community as well as various other Asian aspects of the city)
@@ericgregorious7047 extremely! Huge Asian population. I know a huge influx of Vietnamese families in the 70's. Now, there are Vietnamese restaurant's just as famous as other standards. Also, check out the Garden District, The Zoo, WWII museum, City Park. Lot's more than just The French Quarter
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The Gumbo Shop has the best Bloody Mary I've ever had in my life
Good to know! I’ll be looking for the gumbo shop
Verry nice video!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Goin there on September
I would like to move to a city where everyone is walking outside. I live in Indiana and no one is ever outside, I get dirty looks when I'm walking from people mowing their lawns.
people are always walking in the french quarter,day & night!! actually,Bourbon St. doesnt died down till 5am on a regular(non event) friday & saturday nights!
Jeez, Joe. You need to get out of there.
come to Port Charlotte/Punta Gorda Florida 1-5pm, stay home time/pool time. too hot. A hundred places to walk before or after, plenty of company...Bars, places to eat, Harbor walk. Boating, fishing.
Hi I am from Indonesia. Will be going to NO for the first time.
1.is Uber safe in New Orleans?
2.are Asians welcomed in New Orleans? Cos didnt see many asian ppl coming here
3.will be staying at French Quarter area...any good things to see
4.Can I hire a local.guide to take me around for a day?
Finally...is there enough things to do for 3 nights?
1. Should be as safe as in any other city as far as I know; we took 3 ubers there and didn't have any problem
2. I don't see why not!
3. Yes plenty to do especially if you are into partying and want to try many of the famous restaurants & eateries there; if you want something more subdued you can take a swamp boat ride to see alligators (e.g. ruclips.net/video/UVdPuuGn1Po/видео.html ) or check out Oak Alley Plantation ( ruclips.net/video/bZycmLRtNgI/видео.html )
4. I'm sure you can- you can probably look on tripadvisor for a reputable tour company
I think there is enough to do for 3 nights especially if you go outside the city.
Asian's are extremely welcome in New Orleans. There's a huge population of Asian people.
Most of the people there are awesome, and very friendly! Tip:. If anyone says, "I'll bet you$20 I can tell you where you got your shoes'........Just say , "on my feet'. Oldest trick there. The street car runs up Canal which divides The French Quarter from the Garden and wharehouse district.
Please take a sec to go to St Charles St, ride the street car, the zoo, city park, and the WWII museum is amazing!
Have a great time
Did you seriously type out these questions?
Everyone is welcome in the crescent city! One of the most diverse places you'll ever step foot in
The locals hate tourists. They love their money but dislike the people.
For the best time in NO, try not to dress and act like a tourist.
Blend in. Befriend the locals and you will have a very good time.
Be safe. Stay inside the French Quarter.
Mafia III ... 😉
Is it worth in rent a car stay in New Orleans? Are most places within walking distance?
Depends on where you are staying- so if where you are staying is centrally located, many of the attractions are within walking distance. But if for you want get an alligator swamp tour or other places outside the city, renting a car might be a good idea.
This city looks like Cartagena, Colombia
Yeah it does actually now that I think about it. We were also in Cartagena, though only during daytime. Thanks for watching & commenting!
What's it like on a Wednesday night
There is a Party EVERY Night in Neworleans !! Lol. Its a Little Quieter than on Fridays , Saturdays and even Sundays.
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Thanks for watching!
Looks like home. Cry.
Shit I buy that coffee cheaper here in California, just gotta buy it in the Vietnamese store.
It’ll be ghost town now try it
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