New Orleans French Market

Historic French Market Hotel
French Market Shopping
French Market Restaurants

For over 200 years, the historic French Market has been a haven of cultural diversity and community in New Orleans. Located at the edge of the Mississippi River in the French Quarter, the French Market is a vibrant destination for shopping, cuisine, entertainment, and music in the historic atmosphere of America's oldest open-air market.

An outdoor shopper's paradise, the French Market Community Flea Market offers aisles of clothing, antiques, art, jewelry and crafts. Walk five blocks of specialty shops, restaurants, art galleries, bars and a farmer's market with fresh produce. Savor the aromas of chocolate, hear the sweet sounds of the sax, and stop by the original Café Du Monde for beignets. Visit www.frenchmarket.org.

Historic French Market Hotel -

Located within walking distance of the French Market, Chateau Bourbon - A Wyndham Historic Hotel is a magnificent luxury hotel transformed from a pre-Civil War landmark. Relax in elegant French Quarter accommodations with private balconies overlooking the action of Bourbon Street. This legendary Bourbon Street hotel offers a refreshing mix of vintage charm and modern luxury, featuring two great restaurants and bars, a courtyard pool, fitness club, business center, concierge, wireless internet, beautiful event spaces and airport transportation. Enjoy fresh seafood at Red Fish Grill, cocktails at Clock Bar, or walk over to the French Market to the many wonderful shops, restaurants, bars, and galleries. Find out about New Orleans Vacation Packages.

French Market Shopping -

The French Market is one of New Orleans most festive shopping spots, lined with open-air markets and dozens of shops, galleries. A lively open-air marketplace, the famous French Market Community Flea Market features merchants from all over the world and aisles and aisles of clothing, antiques, art, crafts jewelry,
and souvenirs.

French Market Produce offers fresh, locally sourced fruit, vegetables, jellies, gifts and Creole herbs and spices in an open-air market. Browse the historic streets of the French Market and stop into popular shops like Artichoke Gallery, Harley Davidson and Pop City. At the French Market Crafts Bazaar, you will find several art and crafts shops like African Art and Latin's Hand.

French Market Restaurants -

The French Market features several wonderful restaurants and cafes, including Café Du Monde, a tradition since 1862 serving café au lait and beignets. Feast on traditional New Orleans cuisine, Cajun and Creole specialties, fresh seafood, cocktails and live jazz at The Gazebo Restaurant, Market Café and Montrel's Bistrol.