Bourbon Street
Last Updated: 7th Jun 2012
by – davidg, Tour Manager, North America
Bourbon Street is one of the most, if not the most famous street in New Orleans with good reason.
Bourbon Street is the soul of nightlife in a city that is full of culture and character. New Orleans is famous for its jazz music; on Bourbon Street you can find plenty of bars to hop between that feature live music and lively atmospheres. You can stand on one of the French Quarter’s gallery’s and take in the scenery from above as party goers flow up and down Bourbon with drinks in their hands. If people watching isn’t your thing then get into the action! Grab a Hurricane the local drink of choice and dance the night away to live music!
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Definitely go to Pat O’Briens because it is THE home of the Hurricane drink! 10 bucks buys you the beverage and that sleek glass you drank it in!
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