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Bourbon St.: Bourbon Street is a tourist mecca
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  • Bourbon Street is world famous for the annual Mardi Gra parade of naked diving for plastic beads and drunken behavior. Not surprisingly, the rest of the year, this street feasts upon the tourists who pay homage to the concept, selling t-shirts and sex acts. Nevertheless, authentic zydeco music and great restaurants are here too. See my tips on these things. Fortunately, Bourbon street is closed to traffic on at least some nights.

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    At Least Do This: Bourbon street is lit up at night and a joy to walk along at least once. Restrain yourself from buying too many souvenir items at these shops though. The better shopping is elsewhere.
    Alternative: After a night strolling along Bourbon, treat yourself to a night of music in Marigny district or a dinner on Oak Street. See my tips for restaurants and music. I also recommend shopping along some other streets where fine prints, hand-made masks, and kitch antiques can be found.
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    Comments for atufft about New Orleans
    TravellerMel Mon Jul 14, 2008 06:21 UTC
     Wonderful NOLA page - thanks for being so upbeat! I love this city SO MUCH - and we ARE coming back. Now is a great time to visit!
    SteveOSF Tue Mar 25, 2008 06:35 UTC
     Alan, Excellent treatment on post Katrina New Orleans. Great photos! But such tragic destruction. This is a city I’d like to visit again. The music, food, and architecture are fantastic. I hope New Orleans doesn’t loose its soul to the reconstruction.
    SLLiew Thu Sep 6, 2007 01:20 UTC
     Great page of New Orleans. I was there pre-Katrina. Bring back fond memories especially on the street car trolley and the infamous Bourbon Street.
    monina_c Thu Jul 12, 2007 09:19 UTC
     Good day!
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