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New Orleans is known to have an architectural style called Creole which is essentially adapted from French, and Spanish style architecture.

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The history of French architecture dates back all the way to the back to the Roman Era. French Gothic architecture then dominated most of Europe in the 1500's and spread to many places such as North America where it heavily influenced New Orleans.

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Spanish architecture was first recorded in 4000 BC in burial chambers. As Spanish architecture reached modern times it became popular in the southern parts of the United States.

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Creole houses typically don't have hallways and instead have rooms that open up to one and other. Decorative elements of these houses range from exposed beaded ceiling beams to wraparound mantels.

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The French Quarter is a popular neighborhood in New Orleans with over 2,900 buildings and most of these houses are either Creole or Greek revival style buildings.

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Canal Street in New Orleans is popular for the Mardi Gras festival. It is designed with a French Colonial design, which is known for a raised one-story house with many narrow door and window openings complemented by paired shutters.

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The most popular streets in New Orleans are nearly as iconic as the city itself. The names in our list are known to anyone with even a passing interest in the city. But where to start? From dining to shopping, museums to nightlife, parks to water activities, there's something to do or explore on nearly every corner in New Orleans.

To save you from wandering The Big Easy's streets looking for the best ways to spend an afternoon or evening, we've compiled a list of some of the most popular streets and squares in New Orleans, all of which can keep you easily entertained for hours at a time.

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10 Most Popular Streets in New Orleans - Take a Walk Down New Orleans's Streets and Squares - Go Guides

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The most popular streets in New Orleans are nearly as iconic as the city itself. The names in our list are known to anyone with even a passing interest in the city. But where to start?

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Learn about the different architectural styles of New Orleans, a city influenced by several different cultures throughout history.

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Royal Street, New Orleans is a very popular shopping and antiquing street that is dated back to the 18th century. The architecture is designed to restore the original Spanish Colonial style.

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French Architecture - A Look at the History of Classical French Architecture

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The French can be thanked for many reasons, including their culinary prowess, clothing style, wines, and a plethora of important art styles, but let us not over

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Learn about Spanish architecture, including its history, must-have elements, and where to find Spanish architecture.

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Drive, walk or bike through the neighborhoods of the Crescent City --Uptown, the Garden District, the Marigny, the Treme, the French Quarter, Algiers -- every neighborhood is a living architectural museum with homes and buildings that combine classical styles with New Orleans whimsy. Some of the homes are grand; along Bayou St. John and St. Charles Avenue sit breathtaking stately mansions. Many others are modest yet unique. All are cherished links to the generations of New Orleanians who have lived and laughed and loved behind these doors.

In New Orleans architecture, it's the little details that make everything so interesting. Before you start exploring the homes on our...

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Drive, walk or bike through the neighborhoods of the Crescent City --Uptown, the Garden District, the Marigny, the Treme, the French Quarter, Algiers -- every neighborhood is a living architectural museum with homes and buildings that combine classical styles with New Orleans whimsy. Some of the homes are grand; along Bayou St.