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There are many attractions in New Orleans. Here we list a few very famous attractions.
Bourbon Street, extending through French Quarter from east to west, is one of the best areas for nightlife, attracting millions of people. The black musicians in this street created jazz at the end of the 19th century, so first-class jazz bars and R&B bars are available here. Moreover, excellent street artists and behavior artists here make deep impression on tourists. The stripe tease bars in this street are renowned all over the country. Generally, the admission is $10 and there are only topless shows.
French Quarter is the most famous part of the city. It had been a French colony until Napolean sold it to the newly built United States of America. Now it focuses on commerce and entertainment with lots of clubs, bars, shops, hotels and restaurants. Many buildings here are still in the French style and some are quite like what they were two centuries ago.
The Royal Street is full of various high-rank antique shops. Jackson Square lies in the center of French Quarter. On the square, there are artists drawing portraits for tourists, musicians playing musical instruments, and magicians and vaudevillians giving performances. Therefore, we often see Jackson Square on the postcards as the symbol of the city.