| Top Contributors |  |  |
| | Now Jackson Square itself isn't much to look at, as it consists of a small park with a fountain and a few statues. However, across the street is the St. Louis Cathedral which is one of New Orleans oldest pieces of architecture still standing. You can go inside as you like or enjoy the view from the street. On the other side of Jackson Square lies the Mississippi River with all the transport... |
| Just down a few blocks from Jackson Square is the French Market. To get an idea of what this is like, think of your regular Farmers Markets. This local event is held daily until around 5:00. Tents (or one large one) filled with people selling their goods, fruits and vegetables, and even seafood. Must try some boudin (hot rice and beef), boiled crawfish, and some alligator or frogs legs all of... |
Ratings for |   |
| |
|
