Bourbon St

the bums are wild and the drinks are for them. why not go party along the River. it's calm easy atmosphere will set you right.

There are lots of shops along the street, which is his most interesting...art...artists and their galleries. It's fun to turn around. Immerse yourself in this colourful area and feel the spirit behind the colours, textures and medium.

Bourbon St, as the name suggests, full of restaurants and bars, deserted during the day, red and wine at night, and jazz echoes throughout the street. It is recommended to play at night, but you need to pay attention to safety

In the evening, the bar street is lively and dizzy, crowded, and the music makes earaches. People use alcohol, music and dance to vent their emotions here. I admire the management of this city. Out of this street, the surrounding environment immediately returned to normal. In the morning, I walked there again, quiet streets, still sleeping. I especially like the architectural style here.

Bourbon Street, the most famous street in the French District of New Orleans, begins at Canal Street and ends at Pauger Street, a bar street parallel to the Mississippi River. It is named after all kinds of strip bars, homosexual bars and jazz restaurants on Bourbon Street, which ruled France when the city was founded. Beautiful nights attract thousands of tourists to Mardi Gras every year at the end of February.

This is a bar street, Yongkang Road is not as long as it, Houhai is not as straight as it, Nanluogu Lane is not as wide as it, but the three together are not as exaggerated and lively as it. A man lifted a skeleton cup and shook it in front of me. I looked at him intently, and he was about to lift it to my face. I couldn't help but raise the corner of my mouth. The woman behind him quickly pulled him away.