The best fashion and gift stores New Orleans

For those undecided on what to bring back as a souvenir, a wander through this mall can be a lifesaver. There is a general store, Mardi Gras items, creations by local artist and musician Vernon Cook and a plethora of clothing stores. Please note that with a proof of purchase of $20 or more, you have access to reduced parking rates (validation required at participating stores).

The French Market has been an active shopping area since the founding of the city. The area near the river was devoted to the produce of neighboring farmers who came to sell their fresh fruits and vegetables, while many artisans set up shop on the other side. Today, a large part of the market has been converted to accommodate classic stores, cafes and restaurants. Part of the market is for tourists looking for more or less authentic souvenirs, not to mention the daily farmers' market.

All jewellery is handmade by local designers. If you have an idea for a jewelry, you can do it here. Some employees are experts in repair.

This small boutique of treasures, located in the small shopping gallery on Prytania, has objects and trinkets to bring back to memory, but also lights, local crafts. And full of gift ideas.