Preservation Hall
Under $25A no-frills French Quarter room where traditional New Orleans jazz has played nightly since 1961.

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Bourbon Street is a nightlife spot in New Orleans, LA, part of the New Orleans guide. Cost: free.
Bourbon St · New Orleans, LA
Bourbon Street runs the length of the French Quarter and is New Orleans' best-known nightlife strip, lined with bars, daiquiri shops, and live music clubs. Louisiana's open-container law lets visitors carry drinks from bar to bar in plastic go-cups, and the street closes to traffic most nights. It is loudest and most crowded after dark on weekends and during major festivals.
The closest stops to Bourbon Street, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A no-frills French Quarter room where traditional New Orleans jazz has played nightly since 1961.
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