Enjoyed shopping for antiques and jewelry. Lots of fun finds.. Smells a lot better than bourbon street!

We love touring keil's Antiques and Moss Antiques, they have the best antiques on Royal St. The people are extremely friendly and very knowledgable. Always willing to wheel and deal to get the best bargain. We have bought numerous items from them over the years and never regretted a single purchase. Buy with confidence.

One of my favorite walks- walk all the way to the other end (Esplanade), it gets better and better- then circle back on Chartres- or visa versa.

Royal Street has to be one of my favorite New Orleans spots. Lots of shopping and street entertainment. You can either window shop or go into one of the many stores and galleries that line this street of new Orleans.

Crowded, fun and yes some nudity. Spirits were high, and you can't help but have a good time and join in

I really enjoyed Royal Street. Unlike Bourbon street, Royal St is clean and the architecture is to die for. It is also much quieter. I liked looking at all the flowers hanging from the balconies. Lots of great restaurants, deli's and shops. And if you are into antiques you can find them here.

Royal Street is parallel to, and just one or two blocks away from Bourbon Street, that mixture of debauchery, crass fun, and tradition. Royal Street is home to a number of galleries and antique shops, some of which are quite refined. There is also a variety of hotels, too, including the Hotel Monteleone, the Hotel Royal, and the Holiday Inn... More

Royal street is the street to peruse while in NOLA. Lots of wonderful antique shops an more high end shops.

the architecture and ambience was something we never experienced before. Life is bustling here and the people were courteous to a fault! We love the French Quarter.