Magazine Street
No visit to New Orleans is complete without a shopping excursion on Magazine Street. Here the visitor finds six and a half miles of shops, most housed in beautifully renovated 19th century cottages. Whether you have an hour to shop or several days, Magazine Street offers the shopper an experience that is truly memorable.

Magazine Street was named for a "magazin," a warehouse that was built in the late 1700s to house products awaiting export. Today this vibrant street features eclectic architecture—from the large columned Greek Revival style of the mid-19th century to the colorful Victorian cottages trimmed in quirky gingerbread millwork.

Walk the streets and find the treasures of a lifetime. From elegant antiques and jewelry to custom-made children's clothing and furniture to home accessories—all are found in the shops on Magazine.

There is a large assortment of restaurants that cater to any palate, so plan to dine at one of the local establishments during your shopping excursion.

Locals call Magazine Street the "street of dreams," and rightfully so. There is certainly a shop to fulfill your dreams in this unique, authentic setting.

For information on specific shops, restaurants or services available on Magazine Street, visit: www.magazinestreet.com