Not too far from the bustle of Bourbon Street, on this much quieter parallel street, you would find all the fancy boutiques you can handle, carrying jewelry, antiques, watches, arts, furniture, all beautifully arranged for you to see, all calling for you. Prices are not any better than anywhere else, but they seem more valuable by virtue of getting placed... More

I love going into the art galeries and antique shops. The owner of one of the shops let me try on expensive jewelry once. The people are wonderful and want to tell you their story. More

Royal Street is where you go during the day when visiting the French Quarter. With so many art galleries and antique stores, you could spend hours wandering down Royal. Grab a cup of cafe au lait and stroll. There are plenty of restaurants, too, so you can get lunch without having to go very far. More

Lots of art, good food and street bands. Spent most of our two days walking up and down it and much preferred it to Bourbon - the two are night and day! More

The shops on Royal Street are amazing. Too upscale for my wallet but, like everywhere you go in the French Quarter, they treat you like you're right where you should be!! More

Pricey antique stores are fun to browse. Nice kitchen and dining stores as well as restaurants and upscale hotels. More

Antiques, mr Bs Bistro an excellent restaurant on Royal. More

The variety of the shops and the merchandise offered in each. More

This was the street we usually walked each day to go to/from FQ. Better than eastern end of Bourbon, one street away, interesting houses, etc to look at. More