Is it better to stay in Bourbon Street?


Is it better to stay in Bourbon Street? Staying on the street is great for those that want to be close to the action, or celebrate something exciting. Bachelorette and Bachelor parties often desire to stay on Bourbon. Or, if you're just interested in exploring the French Quarter, you'll be right in the heart of it.


What should I check out on Bourbon Street?

Things to Do near Bourbon Street
  • The Bourbon Pub Parade. 81 Reviews. ...
  • Oz New Orleans. 38 Reviews. ...
  • Cafe Lafitte in Exile. 87 Reviews. ...
  • Flim Flam Variety Hour. 3 Reviews. ...
  • Bourbon Boylesque. Be the first to review this attraction. ...
  • Marie Laveau House of Voodoo. 341 Reviews. ...
  • Lucky Pierre's. 38 Reviews. ...
  • 735 Night Club & Bar.


Where not to stay in New Orleans?

Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in New Orleans
  • Is New Orleans Safe? Statistically speaking, New Orleans is a relatively dangerous city outside of a few tourist areas. ...
  • Pines Village. The most dangerous neighborhood in New Orleans is Pines Village. ...
  • West Lake Forest. ...
  • Central City. ...
  • Desire. ...
  • Saint Claude. ...
  • Seventh Ward. ...
  • Saint Roch.


When not to go to New Orleans?

July and August are the hottest, muggiest, and rainiest months of the year, with temperatures around 92 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity near 100 percent.