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NileGuide Expert Says:
The t-shirts and other New Orleans souvenirs are cheaper at the French Market than at the other stores in the Quarter.
Description:
- Running between Decatur Street and the Mississippi River, the French Market in New Orleans is the oldest city market in the U.S. Located on the same spot since 1791, the market now houses restaurants, shops, bars, and free live music (don't miss the praline samples at Aunt Sally's Praline Shop!). Near the end of the stretch is the farmer's market where visitors will find local produce as well as local delicacies such as alligator jerky, kettle corn, and an enormous collection of hot sauces. The final leg of the French Market is the open-air community flea market where merchants from all over the world sell art, crafts, jewelry, luggage, and much, much more. This is a great place to buy souvenirs, and don't be afraid to bargain!
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Contact:
- visit website
- tel: 504 522 2621
Address:
- 1008 North Peters Street
- New Orleans, LA 70116
Neighborhood:
French QuarterHours:
- 24 hours
Strenuousness:
- Moderate
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